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Zeroisanumber posted:I wouldn't really be jazzed to have Putin at my wedding but if Xi showed up I would know that I was doing a good job at life. I got a cameo from Xi and it's one of my most prized possessions
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fart simpson posted:i supported the iraq war at the time and i still do in that it led to the decay of the American empire
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yellowcar posted:iirc he also tried to pull rank on someone in GiP lmao lmao
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Animal-Mother posted:https://www.hrw.org/news/2002/08/03/us-hague-invasion-act-becomes-law They also threatened to completely withdraw funding for NATO if the ICC tried anything, and there was a lot of media play given to how much we spend on NATO relative to other countries that don't "pull their own weight". It was hilarious how we basically said "sure is a nice continent you've got there, be a real shame if something happened to it" and everyone involved collectively poo poo themselves and backed down.
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Animal-Mother posted:https://www.hrw.org/news/2002/08/03/us-hague-invasion-act-becomes-law lol at the name Dick Dicker
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fart simpson posted:i supported the iraq war at the time and i still do https://twitter.com/RottenInDenmark/status/1638406566222393344
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Should have given the job to Steve Jobs instead of Paul Bremmer imo iRaq practically sells itself
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Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought Russia and Iran, aswell of course as Iraq and Syria, had more to do with the defeat of ISIS than America. SplitSoul posted:Not saying she's wrong, just that she's hardly impartial, and a real piece of poo poo besides. She does sound like a turd, a cursory search suggests she's wildly wrong about the demographics of Syrian refugees. But working for both Russia and Austria makes it sound like she is fairly impartial, although I don't think Austria was involved in the GWOT, but they are very much part of the unipolar order.
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Weka posted:Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought Russia and Iran, aswell of course as Iraq and Syria, had more to do with the defeat of ISIS than America Depends on where you're talking about. The US was primarily responsible for helping to put the Iraqi security forces back together after they collapsed when ISIS took Mosul and the USAF started a punishing bombing campaign that took the steam out of their advance.
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AnimeIsTrash posted:i work with a dude who made $$$ being a contractor in iraq, and he asbolutely doesnt regret anythign we did there Ask him if he regrets losing.
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AnimeIsTrash posted:i work with a dude who made $$$ being a contractor in iraq, and he asbolutely doesnt regret anythign we did there it rocks when these dudes are themselves Iraqi and hate troops
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Animal-Mother posted:https://www.hrw.org/news/2002/08/03/us-hague-invasion-act-becomes-law this is actually less of a big deal than the diplomatic hardball the Bush administration played to get countries to sign Article 98 agreements--basically promising never to send Are Troops to the Hague at all. it wasnt a big news story, but behind the scenes the u.s. burned so much diplomatic goodwill at the nuts and bolts level forcing these agreements through that it makes the hague invasion act look like a relatively more sane idea if we just went with that instead of doing both. or indeed just threaten to invade any ally or client state on an individual basis if they ever arrest a troop e: i mean i should clarify that its a good thing that bush made additional unforced errors to diminish america's standing for absolutely nothing in return it's just really funny
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