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  1. There's a world record for practically anything and everything.
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  2. Kissinger went hard core to normalize relations with the CPC and was fundamental in building China into what it is today. He might have been the most strategic mind in the history of the USA but it was NOT for the benefit of the USA. Examples: China, as mentioned, the Vietnam War, the Middle East, etc, etc, etc. Edited to correct grammatical error.
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  3. Four glaring errors in this video. France and Germany are hardly homogeneous societies. ISIS didn't start to crumble until the Russians took a direct action. The US was doing next to nothing directly against it. Russia hasn't started an 'all out invasion' of Ukraine, yet. Assad's government was very diverse until the US fomented a civil war there.
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  4. Don't succumb to your white supremacist colonial urges. ;)
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  5. Hate to burst RLL's bubble but military equipment supply and financial support to Ukraine has been decreasing not increasing. I'm not sure why he is spreading this misinformation.
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  6. They were too busy making money off the Nazi's and Allies during the wars to be eating popcorn.
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  7. I'm not sure about the Northern German plains or the "Austrian Route" but the US, until the early '90s had MADMs (Medium Atomic Demolition Munitions) staged to be deployed in the Fulda Gap to hinder any Soviet advance along that avenue of advance. EUCOM (United States European Command) knew that was the only way to slow down an advance. The life expectancy for soldiers in US units east of Frankfurt was less than 48 hours.
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  8. It could be but would require extremely barbarous methods which would be deemed unacceptable. The capability to eradicate the whole of the existing population exists where it didn't in the past.
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  9.  @thedude5294  "the Soviets both did their best to exterminate" where did you learn that hogwash?
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  10. 30 years later and Afghanistan will be a major factor in yet another superpower collapsing.
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  11. The wind was NOT solely responsible for the Ever Given grounding itself. The ship was traveling faster than it was allowed to, not smart given the conditions. (The ship’s last known speed was 13.5 knots at 7:28 a.m., 12 minutes before the grounding, according to Bloomberg data. The canal's speed limit is 7.6 knots) >"Egypt's Suez Canal Authority chief said on Saturday (Mar 27) that strong wind was not the main reason for the grounding of the MV Ever Given cargo ship in the waterway. "Strong winds and weather factors were not the main reasons for the ship's grounding, there may have been technical or human errors," Osama Rabie said at a press conference in Suez."< As it was pushed toward the western bank of the canal the ship was turned starboard too much and too quickly, Bernoulli came onto the scene through the 'bank effect' which caused the rear of the ship to be sucked toward the port side and increased the turn. The wind was an aggravating factor in the error of those piloting the ship.
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  12. Panama best not forget their FAFO moment in 1989. 😜
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  13. It seems odd to me that a pilot with that many hours wouldn't think that the amount of fuel loaded seemed off.
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  14. I'll save you 18+ minutes. The reason it's struggling is Democrat politicians. ;P
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