This country is too big and too far part on views for any hope of change. Might as well give canada all of the north, mexico most of south and the lousiana purchase back to the french lol. Spain can get florida lol
This country is too big and too far part on views for any hope of change. Might as well give canada all of the north, mexico most of south and the lousiana purchase back to the french lol. Spain can get florida lol
they didn't unlock the parachute yet
Cry more. Your tears are delicious. Create your own bitch thread if you give a fuck what Michelle wears or eats.
I just killed bigfoot. No pics because i didn't have a camera and i had to throw him in the ocean asap according to bigfoot tradition. Sorry, but you're just going to have to believe me
KABUL, Afghanistan -- A helicopter crash in Afghanistan's eastern Wardak province has killed 31 U.S. special operation troops and seven Afghan soldiers, the country's president said on Saturday. It was the highest nuraber of casualties recorded in a single incident in the decade-long war.
President Hamid Karzai sent his condolences to President Barack Obama, according to a statement issued by his office.
"A NATO helicopter crashed last night in Wardak province," Karzai said in the statement, adding that 31 American special operations troops were killed. "President Karzai expressed his deep condolences because of this incident and expressed his sympathy to Barack Obama."
NATO confirmed the overnight crash and said the alliance was conducting a recovery operation at the site and investigating the cause of the crash, but did not release details or a casualty figure. The coalition said there "was enemy activity in the area."
"We are aware of an incident involving a helicopter in eastern Afghanistan," said U.S. Air Force Capt. Justin Brockhoff, a NATO spokesman. "We are in the process of accessing the facts."
A spokesman for Wardak province, Shahidullah Shahid, said the helicopter crashed in the Sayd Abad district of Wardak province. The volatile region borders the province of Kabul where the Afghan capital is located and is known for its strong Taliban presence.
Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid claimed the downed aircraft was a U.S. military helicopter and that the Taliban fighters had brought it down with a rocket attack.
Handy way to make sure their identities are never compromised too.
I like shooting them out of canons. But they have at times sent em in walking lol
Mr. Occam would say that they died due to enemy fire or a helicopter accident, both of which happen all the time.
Mr. Occam would not pull a ludicrous conspiracy theory out of his ass.
my office mates father flew the little birRAB in whatever mission black hawk down was
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