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BabaYaga

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  1. Liver King apparently....
  2. The "King" is all coked and roided out of his head. I would love to see him roll against ANYONE that is a high level BJJ fighter. Love him or not, Rogan is a black belt in Gi and no-Gi and would twist him up in a matter of minutes.
  3. Yeah, I was the "breaker-bar" kid for the longest damn time. Just a solid metal bar with a chisel tip on one end. Has to be 50+ years old. Still have it. T-post driver is also a big bucket of suck.
  4. My arms are sore just from looking at that picture....
  5. How many beer we talking about, because I'm liable to wind up in that damn hole the next morning....
  6. I get it. Story of my life.....
  7. Well, that's because there are no Walmarts in Iran. Only Targets.......
  8. That was in April of '21 - prompting the Natanz Attack on April 11th '21. You apparently need enrichment closer to 90% for a weapon, but they are close - hence the recent movement. All the internal IDF sabotage, drones, and personnel identification/targeting that takes years and years of preparation and planning obviously stems from this achievement in enrichment.
  9. Israel for starters - over the last decade (that we know about): In Jan 2010, nuclear physicist Massoud Ali-Mohammadi stepped out of his Tehran home. A parked motorcycle exploded via remote detonation, killing him instantly. Mossad spent months meticulously planning this In Nov 2010, Mossad agents on motorcycles attached a magnet bomb to Iranian nuclear scientist Majid Shahriari's car door in Tehran. It detonated seconds later, killing him. Shahriari's death severely impacted Iran's nuclear development timeline. Stuxnet - In Operation Olympic Games, Israel (with US cooperation) deployed the Stuxnet virus into Natanz nuclear facility. Over 1,000 centrifuges were destroyed by spinning uncontrollably. Iran's uranium enrichment was set back by several years. Supply Chain disruptions - Mossad agents systematically sabotaged Iran's nuclear supply chains in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East covertly inserting faulty components into critical nuclear equipment. Machines broke unpredictably, delaying progress significantly. 2018, Mossad stole over 55,000 pages of Iran's secret nuclear archives from a heavily guarded Tehran warehouse exposing the regime's nuclear ambitions and humiliating Iran's security apparatus publicly. Natanz Explosion in July '20 and then the Karaj Facility attack in July '21 - both widely attributed to the Israeli's.
  10. So it's MK-Ultra....
  11. Surly motto?
  12. If you get the drink package - which I highly recommend if you plan on drinking, it's fine. We'd get buckets of beer to take back to the chairs. You can order multiple drinks as well. So you can feed the kids as many as you feel is warranted. Nobody cares once you are away from the bar.
  13. The quality of the experience depends upon the price point of the cruise, your destinations, and often where you depart from. Best option would be a Med cruise. Greece, Italy, etc. If domestic, and we've done a few. It's a booze cruise - even at the nicer price points. Don't fool yourself into thinking it's anything else. Alaskan cruises are fine, but it's a much smaller boat that can get much closer to shore than the bigger ones. Probably the "best" (relative term) was a bunch of families together that hit Belize, Roatan, and The Bahamas. Royal Caribbean, I think? We booked a day pass at Atlantis in the Bahamas, ran into a friend from the neighborhood (not on the cruise) who had a bottle of Patron in his cabana. We hung with them all day. Little French Keys in Roatan is a blast. Older kids would like it. Belize is Belize. Zip lining, etc. I did enjoy having a deck cabin, so I had a little balcony to sit out on at night, listen to the waves, smoke a cigar, and finish whatever bottle I was working on. Kids had their own room. Cruises are a giant caricature. Don't take yourself too seriously, have fun, and they aren't awful. I's get up each morning, go work out then eat, bring coffee back to the room, and we'd hit the sundeck and start day-drinking.
  14. Giant, lumbering targets carrying large masses of soldiers over a straight that has TWO monsoon seasons. Have fun with that. Then you park that giant hunk of crap on the dunes and reefs that have been bracketed for decades with every piece of ordinance Taiwan owns. No way. These aren't siege towers from LOTR (which is what they remind me of) China's only chance is sabotage from within - Israeli style. They have to both secure the plants, AND more importantly, the select few people that know how to run them. 90% of all the advanced chips going into virtually every modern weapons system has chips in them from Taiwan.
  15. I'm sure they do, but they are spinning up a dozen or so coal plants weekly - cheaper to import oil than produce domestically.
  16. Time to reinvest in old fashioned humint
  17. Kharg Island is Iran's main export terminal. Iran/China really want to FAFO, that island is an easy, easy target.
  18. For the longest time Russia had the most ships. They were shit ships, but they had more of them. Further, China doesn't have the "right" ships to take Taiwan. Taiwan is over a 100 miles away and the straight between them is supposedly very treacherous water. They don't have a way to transport enough troops, get them over the barrier reefs, and into the handful of ports that can sustain such numbers. They don't really have any amphibious capability that can make that 100+ mile straight intact - all the while Taiwanese defenses have been prepping for them for decades. Then if they do, Taiwan just blows up the prize - the chip plants that need to stay intact to support global demand.
  19. Bottom left. Both GSP's are dialed in on whomever is taking the pic. Such great dogs. Then you have pedo-bob on the lower right wondering where his life went wrong.
  20. Didn't last very long. They occupied a few cities, but the outnumbered Vietnamese fought things to a standstill. No naval or air power was used. China's aggression in Vietnam and in Korea was limited to large amounts of infantry thrown into the meat-grinder. What China has shown no capability to do is combined military operations. I'm sure they train on it, but they have no history of efficacy.
  21. No - which is why this notion that they could attack, invade, and occupy Taiwan is problematic on so many levels.
  22. Arrows and knives providing an instant fatality.
  23. Originally I was worried about suicide. Hasn't seen any details on how they found her, specifics, etc.
  24. Also: endless magazines that never need reloading sparking bullets on impact grenades exploding like a 55g barrel of gasoline, throwing people across rooms, etc. shotguns blowing people through windows
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