Comments by "Stephen Villano" (@spvillano) on "Fox Business" channel.

  1. And when a man goes on a covert mission, he doesn't bring ID and passports into enemy territory.
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  2. More like planted documents. You don't leave on a covert mission carrying ID's and passports to abandon inside of enemy territory. Even developing nations forces know that one! Only the Twinkie encrusted sofa crowd can't figure out when they're being conned by clickbait panic reporting to sell advertisements about a non-existent crisis.
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  3. Because developing nations women normally get passports and ID cards? Not in any that I was deployed to. Oh yeah, that's right, being deployed all over the planet, I'd know nothing at all about the real world. That's the exclusive domain of the wise and highly experienced folks on their Twinkie encrusted sofas.
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  4. OK, we'll shut off much of our food, electronics and car parts supply and say proudly, "We wan".
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  5. We know what Putin wants, whatever is worst for the US, as usual.
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  6.  @bsherman8236  been like this for over 10 years, when we became extinct, right? Here's a big hint, if even half of the claimed numbers were accurate, we'd be far, far, far outnumbered. Given that I'm in a largely Hispanic neighborhood, I see astonishingly few people from South and Central America. I see most from the Caribbean and especially Puerto Rico, a US territory. Which Fox keeps trying to portray as a foreign land, despite PR National Guard serving in the military in our wars.
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  7. OK, their policies don't apply to you, they don't have to transport you on their airplane. Their airplane, their rules, as idiotic as they might be.
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  8. You, when your purchase your ticket, agree to be bound by their policies.
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  9. That's because Fox ignores the same issues when there is a Republican in office. Gotta satisfy the boss, ya know.
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  10. Their hint is that it's a grand conspiracy of people that never got along to work together (I dunno, maybe under the space aliens or something) to invade the US while utterly unarmed. And being stupid enough to engage in such a clandestine operation by first bringing their ID's and passports with them to the US and abandoning them here, in precisely the same way that no clandestine team has ever done before, because of hand wave. More likely, the lot are faked and planted.
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  11. Oh? So, someone from the United States of America is taking up arms against their nation? The last time I saw that was on Jan 6, where one guy was firing a handgun before invading a closed house of Congress.
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  12.  @nickames3808  ah, it's the principle to void traditional practices, gotya. Any other toddler behavior we should also embrace? Maybe a square dance on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier?
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  13. No, military males and "military aged males" are two entirely different beasts. Otherwise, we'd be calling high school kids and young fathers soldiers and we don't for a damned good reason. But hey, what would an old soldier know?
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  14. The tradition is to remain silent while the casket is being moved. As a veteran, I'd expect you to know that, as this veteran does all too well.
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  15. It sure was a long walk from those countries! Especially given we're on friendly relations with Turkey, otherwise our nuclear armed base there would be long gone. We're on warm relations with Pakistan. Oddly, Chinese people rather stand out in a crowd of South and Central Americans and are largely absent. Iran doesn't have a large enough population to invade South Philly, let alone the US.
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