Shootings in US schools

[jsanders]

It's already freely available on the internet,

Hmm, can you point a link to weapons grade plutonium being sold on the WWW?

oh and by the way the North Korean adventure that you related to was a United Nations effort, not just American

It's about time you panzie asses woke up and joined the fight.

 

[Matt Greatorex]

It's about time you panzie asses woke up and joined the fight.

Wow, though I wasn't born, I just had a flashback to 1940

 

[ColinEssex]

We are entering the third World War we just don’t know it yet.

You might not being tucked up nicely in your USA. The rest of us know that if this is WW3 then there won't be a 4th.

Col

 

[jsanders]

You might not being tucked up nicely in your USA. The rest of us know that if this is WW3 then there won't be a 4th.

Col

You’re paraphrasing Einstein, when he talked about WWIV being fought with stones.

 

[jsanders]

Wow, though I wasn't born, I just had a flashback to 1940

I couldn't help it.

 

[Brianwarnock]

It's about time you panzie asses woke up and joined the fight.

Which fight is that? We were in Korea, Iraq, Afgahnistan, sensibily we missed Nam, pity we didn't miss the latest 2.

Oh for the record fighting by ourselves we won in Malaysia, hmm surprising what you can do when not having to dodge friendly fire.

Brian

 

[Matt Greatorex]

I couldn't help it.

I guessed. Hence the smiley.

 

[jsanders]

Oh for the record fighting by ourselves we won in Malaysia,
Brian

Not familier with that one Brian, What happened there?

 

[ColinEssex]

You’re paraphrasing Einstein, when he talked about WWIV being fought with stones.

I'm not - WW3 will destroy mankind.

Sod this global warming shite - mankind will destroy mankind and the USA will start it.

Col

 

[Brianwarnock]

It was a fight by the British against Communists insurgents in the early 1950s

Here is an interesting link

Brian

 

[Rich]

It's about time you panzie asses woke up and joined the fight.

Remind us again which country stopped our fight to get rid of a bully in the Middle East back in the 50's because it was against that country's interests in the said region?

 

[Rich]

I'm not - WW3 will destroy mankind.

Sod this global warming shite - mankind will destroy mankind and the USA will start it.

Col

It's their way of dealing with gun crime in the States, just export it elsewhere

 

[Brianwarnock]

It's their way of dealing with gun crime in the States, just export it elsewhere

Come on Rich I think that deserved a smiley.

Brian

 

[jsanders]

It's their way of dealing with gun crime in the States, just export it elsewhere

As a matter of fact a large sale of F23s has been aproved by congress.

You gotta love those American made flying machines.

Didn't the British make the most advanced fighters in the world?

Oh yeah that was 1938.

 

[Rich]

Come on Rich I think that deserved a smiley.

Brian

Damn, I didn't think of that

 

[Rich]

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Didn't the British used to make the most advanced fighters in the world?

Still do Jen, we now though participate in joint ventures, look up the Typhoon, it leaves yours standing on the runway

 

[jsanders]

Still do Jen, we now though participate in joint ventures, look up the Typhoon, it leaves yours standing on the runway

Generation 5

F-22 Raptor
The X-35 JSF, a prototype "fifth generation" jet fighter.The current cutting edge of fighter design combines previous emphasis on versatility with new developments such as thrust vectoring, composite materials, supercruise, stealth technology, advanced radar and sensors, and integrated avionics designed to reduce the pilot's workload while vastly improving situational awareness.

Of these, only the American F-22 Raptor, put into production in 2004 are operational, and it is often regarded as the first of a new generation of fighters, termed the fifth generation. (Although the European Eurofighter Typhoon is often considered a direct rival to the F-22 Raptor with a similar performance). The in-development F-35 Lightning II (formerly Joint Strike Fighter) has also been designed for stealth, and the F-22 has influenced the continued development of the 4th generation designs, and the shape of design work for other countries' long-term fighter development projects (for instance, the rumoured Chinese Shenyang J-XX project, Indian Medium Combat Aircraft, and the Russian PAK FA).

To date, none of these aircraft have been used in combat. Current developments include reducing the radar visibility of fighters—techniques known as stealth—as well as increased range at supersonic speeds (supercruise) and better maneuverability.

Are you kidding? leaves it in the dust?

 

[jsanders]

Still do Jen, we now though participate in joint ventures, look up the Typhoon, it leaves yours standing on the runway

The Typhoon's combat performance, particularly compared to the new F-22A Raptor and the upcoming F-35 fighter under development in the United States and the Dassault Rafale developed in France, has been the subject of much speculation. While making a reliable assessment is impossible with available information, there is a study by the UK's DERA comparing the Typhoon to other contemporary fighters. In it, the Typhoon was second only to the F-22A in combat performance. Especially in France, it is claimed that 10 years after this study, Typhoon hasn't shown evidence of any superiority during international competitions, though recent UK and US reports (in Flight Daily News, Aviation Week, Show News and Defence Analysis for example) indicate that the aircraft was the preferred technical solution in Singapore, though Typhoon was ousted from the competition before Rafale and F-15.

You should study more.

 

[Rich]

While making a reliable assessment is impossible with available information,

 

[jsanders]

Still do Jen, we now though participate in joint ventures, look up the Typhoon, it leaves yours standing on the runway

So based on nothing, you make comments like this.