Never going to happen....

[spistols]

Just saw this today in the news about an extremist group. Don't they realize that aside from the US being one of the world's powerful military nation, our citizens without a doubt, are the most heavily armed civilian base ever?!?

This photo is a complete pipe dream. What are they smoking over there?

A photo-illustration from the Facebook page of the al-Aqsa Islamic Brigades, a faction of the opposition Free Syrian Army fighting to topple Syrian President Bashar Assad, shows Islamic fighters marching away from a burning U.S. Capitol.

 

[brittthomas]

lol GLWTS

Seriously though, we need to stay out of Syria. These nut-jobs don't need or want our "help". Let them continue to kill each other.

 

[TxBoyX2]

Like Hiorhito said during WWII, "You could never invade mainland America, there would be a weapon behind every blade of grass."

 

[Ricochet]

I guess the most intimidating picture they could come up with includes a guy wearing a long sleeve button up with a popped collar.

 

[spistols]

That is his bullet proof neck collar. Custom made in China!

I guess the most intimidating picture they could come up with includes a guy wearing a long sleeve button up with a popped collar.

 

[chucklenut]

given the path of our current admin and what the people of this nation do as a whole, im not going to be surprised when we arent top dog anymore

 

[Kaotiktribe]

I guess the most intimidating picture they could come up with includes a guy wearing a long sleeve button up with a popped collar.

Maybe that pic was taken in Hollister California.

 

[07JKX]

haj watched Olympus has Fallen and broke out photoshop on his 1984 refurbished Dell.

I wouldnt worry about it.

 

[moosensquirrel]

Like Hiorhito said during WWII, "You could never invade mainland America, there would be a weapon behind every blade of grass."

Actually, it was Japanese Admiral Isaroku Yamamoto who made the quote.

 

[Byte Stryke]

Like Hiorhito said during WWII, "You could never invade mainland America, there would be a weapon behind every blade of grass."

That was a very different time.
I think we are down to 1/6 blades of grass...