Commodore Crowe

The Founding Fathers never gave us the right to secession, as they knew anytime we'd have an election or a recession we risk the country ripping itself apart. Instead they gave us the right to bear arms, so, should the need arise, states can have a chance to fight for secession.

The airman who ejected over Iran after that F-15 was shot down has been rescued. The US military established a forward operating base deep within Iranian territory and managed to rescue the guy in less than 48 hours without a single casualty, losing only two C-130 planes which were scuttled after getting stuck in the dirt to prevent Iran from getting their hands on them (so Iran didn't even destroy them). This was while the IRGC had closed off regions in an attempt to box the airman in so they could capture him in a massive waste of time, effort, and resources. They even put a $60,000 bounty on him. So after 13,000 air missions, Iran managed to shoot down two planes, and couldn't even revel in that small victory before being horribly embarrassed by the US penetrating deep their territory for several hours to build a runway to extract a single guy, and escaping more-or-less unscathed, and the US also displayed the moral high ground for its willingness to launch such a risky search-and-rescue operation, even at the cost of two planes which the US has so many of that it considers them expendable in comparison to the life of a single airman. And this all happened in time for the airman to enjoy Easter ham. "B-b-but America lost four planes! Four! That means they only have, like, four hundred left!" Yeah, cope.

Yes indeed. Robin Hood is not really a lefty-type rebel. He's a royalist, and loyal to the true king.

@0xleegenz I was born in 2000, if I lived to be 100, I could see 2100.

Realizing a child born today might have a chance to see the year 2100

@VideoGameIX Holy shit, Ramirez eas there the whole time, and I never knew!

RAMIREZ

As a rural American, 100%

@MericaCulture I want to see an updated version, showcasing uniforms from the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the Gulf War, the War On Terror, and the modern US Army Combat Uniform.

America 250

Christ is Risen. Happy Easter to all my followers here!

@video_invasion @RealUCBfosho I don't know if there's any good movies about it, but the French Paratroopers in the Battle Of Dien Bien Phu were all told, this was a suicide mission, they wouldn't be able to come back for them, and thousands went in anyways, refusing to abandon their brothers in arms.

@DillonCrowe3 @RealUCBfosho Don't forget about Black Hawk Down

This. 100% this.

@gaersstapa @Stone_tossers @FoxfordComics

@DillonCrowe3 @Stone_tossers @FoxfordComics I would be trading the current Talmudic state of the world, for an Anglo-Germanic one, yes. Every time. Point to the person who isnt of English, German, or European descent who would refuse. If you find them, they are a traitor.

"Anti-Future" by @FoxfordComics

@Ethereals68 Sacrifice and Honor.

What feelings does this picture evoke?

@gaersstapa @Stone_tossers @FoxfordComics You'd be trading the f*cked up state of the world now for essentially the North Korea System world wide.

@Stone_tossers @FoxfordComics I don't think America was the good guys,nor the UK. Think otherwise, then look at the current state of the world - does it feel like the good guys won. Feels like the bad guys won actually.

@Hitchslap1 I think describing someone as a Communist is about the worst slur you can put on an alleged human being.

We need a slur for communists.

Absolutely amazing... not quite the GOAT, but it's sequel would be...

@NoContextHumans @BigGayTrashCan WW3 is gonna be so lit, when Zoomers in Star Wars costumes, anime cosplays, and furry suits have to storm some beach in Asia.

Darth Vader with a .50 cal might be one of the hardest things I’ve ever seen

@Empireaesth And the British were literally guilt-tripped into leaving India and Africa because Germany and Japan had made the world feel really uncomfortable about being a global Empire and what that entails.

@Empireaesth In Europe the British were thrown off of the Continent in 1558 by the French, and since then have only managed to return with the assistance of an ally. The British were thrown from most of the livable parts of North America in 1783 by their own colonies.

Europe: British Victory North America: British Victory Caribbean: British Victory India: British Victory Total British domination.