David Lowery

@RetroBWD @WarMonitor3 That’s why you’re wanting our minesweeping ships 🫣

@WarMonitor3 The British navy would hurt us more than help. Their warships are on their last leg.

Britain says it will not aid the US in blockading the strait of Hormuz-Sky News

@anotherborofan @ReeceDSport I mean you’ve less wins than us so I don’t think you can take what I’ve said to relating to you winning. It’s effective for you but it’s piss poor to watch. Awful game every time we play you, like league two football all over again.

@DavidLowery2002 @ReeceDSport yeah i get really tired of winning 🤷‍♂️

Winners

@StevenageFC Terrorists

HUUUGE! ⏰

@ucmjlawyers @WarMonitor3 Ah yes, like we weren’t fighting all over the globe by ourselves for over a year whilst the yanks sat out majority of the war just like in WW1.

@WarMonitor3 Reminds me of Dunkirk. Run for the hills! Wait for the Americans.

BREAKING: British military has evacuated from Iraq over concerns of being targeted by Iranian missiles-IPaper

@Roversdonc @mgd1776 Do you not understand basic concepts like the plane still travelling after he has ejected? He could have parachuted many miles and who’s said he was injured in the jet and not on landing?

Me when I’m retarded and have no idea how parachutes work

@SSE_LTFC @BWFCAndyG @FBLowdown Not completely writing you off by any means but given plymouths fixtures especially, and yours including games away at Mansfield and Bolton when you’re poor away from home just makes me think you’ll struggle to win every game.

@DavidLowery2002 @BWFCAndyG @FBLowdown We are literally 3 points off it and results have gone our way the last 2 matches. Don't write us off yet. We were fantastic yesterday.

Assuming that Bradford, Bolton and Stockport are already in the League One play-offs, who takes that final spot? It’s so tight!

@SSE_LTFC @BWFCAndyG @FBLowdown You’ll have to win every game to get in and that’s not going to happen really is it

@BWFCAndyG @FBLowdown Luton have an easier run in than Plymouth

@officialbantams Harrison Ashby that was filth

52' ONE OF OUR OWN!!! 🤩 🪑 1-1 🩷 #BCAFC | #WYCvBRA

@BantamSilver @JamieRaynor If he gets banned before then the ban will be for 3 games and will carry over into playoffs but the cut off point is 46 games so as long as he doesn’t get 2 yellows until after exeter away he will be fine getting yellows in the playoff games.

@JamieRaynor Would the suspension apply for playoff matches? #bcafc

Had a few people ask on the back of yesterday. Max Power is now on 13 yellow cards for the season. The next suspension threshold is 15, which if reached before the end of the regular season, will mean a three match suspension. Six games to survive such penalty. #bcafc

@leonard_bayard @Schizointel Providing intelligence, leading a group to reopen the strait of Hormuz as you requested… we aren’t actively involved in attacking as you weren’t in 1982, but we are certainly giving far more help.

@leonard_bayard @Schizointel We did do it all ourselves… yes we had things like jet fuel given, and previous orders expedited, however we recieved less than what we’ve given you so far. You use our bases, we are actively defending your bases and troops, offered 2 aircraft carriers…

We literally did. We gave over 200 sidewinder missiles. We provided satellite imagery and intelligence sharing, and the aviation fuel needed to sustain UK military operations and gave the United Kingdom the use of Ascension Island and we also offered to literally loan them the USS Iwo Jima (LPH-2).

BREAKING: Boy, 14, shot dead in London - as three teenagers arrested on suspicion of murder news.sky.com/story/boy-14-s…

@jay_westman @AscendedYield We can offer the most technologically advanced equipment in the world and manufacturing needs most other countries can’t reach. Thats why we make a lot of parts for every major nato fighter jet. Also much better training than anyone else.

@DavidLowery2002 @AscendedYield No you don’t. You can deploy 6 tanks. Literally 6 tanks for all of Britain. There are more people on the UK terror watch list than deployable military infantry.

We have more to offer Chile, Uruguay and Brazil than Argentina does. Closer trade and defence ties with these countries is a good thing for Britain.

Asylum seeker accused of gang-raping lone drunk woman on Brighton beach claims 'rape is sex' trib.al/MiRVArJ

@Yookay_ @1011DB29 @PGMHecateII You’re clubbing together all English like we are all made up the same. Yorkshire (where most of 4 para are from and based there) is the county with the highest Anglo Saxon DNA. East Anglia and the south east in general also has high Anglo Saxon dna.

@1011DB29 @DavidLowery2002 @PGMHecateII Did you not know you're responding to me? It says it on the screen. Check your blood pressure, mate. Your cortisol is spiking.

the Anglo-Saxon Phenotype is so real, holy crap

@Yookay_ @PGMHecateII Considering he is 4 para and Yorkshire serves as a significant proportion of recruits, there’s a high chance it is an Anglo-Saxon phenotype.

@PGMHecateII The British are majority celtic/brythonic. Not even England is majority Anglo-Saxon ancestry. That's probably a majority celtic phenotype.

@jay_westman @AscendedYield I mean militarily we offer lots. Being Swedish you should know considering we build almost 40% of gripens parts in our country.

@AscendedYield What can you offer them? Pakistani rapists? Retard commie judges? I can’t think of anything positive coming out of the UK.

i don’t think there’s a single photo of a bradford city player that i couldn’t name from the last 13 ish years

@Mrc_2_1 @oMi50651B @Microinteracti1 Obviously to the USA. The RAF regiment has shot down over 100 drones alone in Iraq which were heading for American bases. They are protecting both American bases and soldiers and the gulf states.

@oMi50651B @Microinteracti1 To whom? Not to the USA. To states in the Middle East

What do you see here? 🇺🇸 vs 🇬🇧🇫🇷🇨🇦🇩🇪🇮🇹🇪🇸🇳🇱🇧🇪🇩🇰🇳🇴🇸🇪🇬🇷🇵🇹🇵🇱🇨🇿🇭🇺🇷🇴 🇦🇺🇳🇿🇦🇷🇧🇩🇵🇰🇰🇷🇸🇬🇸🇦🇪🇬🇸🇾🇹🇷🇲🇦🇶🇦 🇦🇪🇴🇲🇧🇭🇰🇼🇸🇳🇳🇪🇭🇳🇸🇱🇦🇫 This is the difference between allied and alone. These soldiers are going into Iran with half a military. Iraq in 1991 took seven months. 39 nations. Half a million troops. British RAF Tornado jets flying deep into Iraq on the first night of the war, hitting airfields and missile sites at low altitude under radar cover, completing over 2,500 sorties across the campaign. 53,000 British troops, the largest UK deployment since the Second World War, including the 1st Armoured Division that punched 290 kilometres into Iraqi territory in 66 hours. 18,000 French troops under Opération Daguet, the second largest European contingent, guarding the left flank of the entire allied advance. French Foreign Legion, marine infantry and armoured units crushing the Iraqi 45th Division and seizing an airfield 150 kilometres inside Iraq in 48 hours. French Jaguar jets flying ground attack missions, Mirage 2000s providing fighter cover overhead. Canadian naval vessels, CF-18s flying combat air patrols and bombing missions, and Canadian forces attacking retreating Iraqi columns on the Highway of Death. Italian Tornados conducting strike missions across 42 days of war. Dutch frigates protecting American carriers and battleships in the Gulf, with Patriot missile batteries deployed to Turkey and Israel. The Greek merchant marine moving fuel and equipment across the Mediterranean. Allies covering $44.5 billion of the war’s total costs. The combined industrial, maritime and military capacity of the most powerful alliance in human history, pointed at a single objective. That machine nearly doubled American reach. It shortened the war. It brought soldiers home. Europe and the allies did not just help. They made America unstoppable. Today, these soldiers are going in without any of it. Into a country with 2-3 million soldiers, ballistic missiles that reach every US base in the region, proxy forces across seven nations, mountainous terrain designed by geography itself. Their allies want to be there. That is what Americans need to understand. In military bases across Europe, British and French and Norwegian officers who trained alongside these Americans, who shared barracks and missions and years of their lives with them, are following this in silence. They are not celebrating. They are checking their phones. They know exactly what the absence of that coalition means on the ground. They have run the same war games. They have read the same terrain maps. They know what a missing supply chain costs in lives. They would come. Many of them are desperate to come. The alliance is there. The will is there. The capability is there. One man made sure the door was closed. He called NATO a scam. Humiliated allied governments in public. Burned seventy years of strategic trust for applause at rallies. So the British SAS isn’t coming. The Canadian logistics chain isn’t coming. The Dutch frigates aren’t available to a president who told their governments they were freeloaders. Every missing ally is a longer supply line. Every longer supply line is more exposure. More exposure means more casualties. More casualties mean more years. This is not Europe’s failure. This is not NATO’s failure. This is the failure of one man who had every ally he needed and chose to burn them instead. Churchill knew it. He said it plainly: “There is only one thing worse than fighting with allies, and that is fighting without them.” That is the difference between a leader who builds coalitions and a man who burns them. One understands that power multiplies when it is shared. The other mistakes cruelty for strength. These soldiers deserve those allies beside them. Those allies want to be there. They are worried, and they are grieving. Trump made sure they can’t come. And somewhere tonight, an American soldier knows it too. Gandalv / @Microinteracti1