Half of US soldiers to potentially pull out of Europe.

[Mike_Hunt]

1 hour ago, Patong2021 said:

 

It seems that reading comprehension isn't one of your skillsets  or is  your bias so overwhelming that you assumed something I did not write? I merely inquired if Alaska was well guarded because of  Sarah Palin's keeping a watchful eye out for Russians. Mine was a question, not a definitive statement. The response was that Sarah will not be keeping an eye out for Russians, so now we know.

 

You said she should see it from her house.   You should learn when to take a loss.

[Mike_Hunt]

4 hours ago, sandyf said:

You really should do the homework before making such ludicrous statements.

You seem to forget that Bush conned Blair into taking the UK to war against the will of the population. Nothing more than a US face saving exercise where British forces were killed by US pilots,  justice was never served and the US population should be hanging their heads in shame.

Time all US forces packed their bags and went back to where they came from, world would be far better off.

 

Again, why would a US Solider die for Europe? 

[Mike_Hunt]

4 hours ago, sandyf said:

Been on the table for a long time.

 

 The European project was a few votes from launching as a military project rather than an economic one. The idea of a common European force was revived in the 1990s as the European Union was formed, but the concept lost favor due to U.S. opposition and commitment to NATO.

https://www.csis.org/analysis/why-its-time-reconsider-european-army#:~:text=Europe on paper has nearly,Europe collectively a military power.

A few votes and nothing got done.  

[Mike_Hunt]

36 minutes ago, Kinnock said:

..... because Nazi Germany was just a European problem, and Japan was part of Europe to?

 

And I suppose the post war situation with the USSR was just another European issue too? 

What happens in Europe is a European problem.   

[Patong2021]

58 minutes ago, Mike_Hunt said:

You said she should see it from her house.   You should learn when to take a loss.

 

No, I did not say she "should see it from her house". You are imagining that. Let's review; 

 

1. Your fellow Putin admirer  stated that there  There will be no invasion of Alaska by Russia

 

2. To which I ASKED,   Is that because Sarah Palin can see Russia from her back porch and will sound the alarm if she sees anything suspicious, which scares off the Russians?

 

It was a QUESTION because of the use of the words, IS THAT  and the presence of a Question Mark ? In the English language we call this an interrogative sentence. Is is the verb, and the format of "is that" is termed a an interrogative phrase.  

 

Your claim is an illustration of the failure of the US educational system to teach basic language and communication skills. I had asked a question.

 

[sandyf]

20 hours ago, Mike_Hunt said:

A few votes and nothing got done.  

The US will block anything not in their interest, irrespective of the consequences.

The most dangerous nation on the planet.

[Mike_Hunt]

1 hour ago, sandyf said:

The US will block anything not in their interest, irrespective of the consequences.

The most dangerous nation on the planet.

 

LOL...No.

[BLMFem]

22 hours ago, Mike_Hunt said:

What happens in Europe is a European problem.   

Yes, because what happens in one region of the world can have absolutely no impact on other parts of the world.

Gotcha, thanks for clearing that up!

[Mike_Hunt]

1 minute ago, BLMFem said:

Yes, because what happens in one region of the world can have absolutely no impact on other parts of the world.

Gotcha, thanks for clearing that up!

 

Why should the US continue to bail out Europe? 

[still kicking]

2 minutes ago, Mike_Hunt said:

 

Why should the US continue to bail out Europe? 

Why should OZ help the US? Close down Pine Gap and let the US spy on the whole world somewhere else