#1 Green Nigger Thread

[Ray Allan]

Originally Posted by Crowe

Maybe a teenager with a laser pointer?

The world couldn't be any worse off with 3 less air pirates.

We need some xenomorphs on our side.

Colette Ferro vs Alien

Colette Ferro vs Alien

[Ray Allan]

The Greatest Generation

The Greatest Generation

jewtube will probably shoah this before too long.

[Ray Allan]

US General: Russian "Aggression" Justifies Upgrades to Nuclear Weapons

Lt. Gen. Jack (((Weinstein))) the deputy chief of staff for strategic deterrence, today argued for the US to advance on a costly proposal to modernize and upgrade their massive arsenal of nuclear weapons, insisting that the "much more aggressive" behavior by Russia justified such a move.

Weinstein, an Air Force general whose purview is mostly the US nuclear arsenal, argued that history had shown that keeping huge numbers of nuclear weapons on hand "basically kept the peace" since World War II, and that he sleeps very well at night knowing the US has such a large arsenal.

Weinstein's argument that the move is "justified" ignores the question of whether it is affordable, as estimates have put the modernization schemes overall cost well in excess of a trillion dollars, above and beyond an already massive military budget that continues to grow annually.

But like most generals, he wants more and newer weapons. Indeed, Weinstein argued that the US nuclear arsenal is mostly the product of the 1960s, and that while there was an upgrade in the 1980s that the US should've done similar upgrades around 2001, and was overdue.

The push will likely be welcomed by the Trump Administration, as President Trump has argued that the US has "fallen behind" in nuclear weapons, and needs to have the top arsenal in the world, even though by most metrics, they already have one.

http://news.antiwar.com/2017/03/22/u...clear-weapons/

[Emily Henderson]

Originally Posted by Ray Allan

US General: Russian "Aggression" Justifies Upgrades to Nuclear Weapons



http://news.antiwar.com/2017/03/22/u...clear-weapons/

So now the Halliburton, Bell Helicopter, and Lockheed Martin a**holes won't be the only (((ones))) lining their pockets. The Nuke crowd, too.

Greeeat. I can't wait to have nuclear weapons in the hands of tarded niggers and other barely grown adults who are fresh out of their Gameboy playing stage.

[Ray Allan]

NATO's supreme commander called Thursday for an escalated military buildup in Europe to deter Russia as senators from both sides of the aisle questioned whether President Donald Trump would confront or cooperate with President Vladimir Putin.

"His intent is to fracture NATO," Army Gen. Curtis M. Scaparrotti said of Putin. NATO needs more troops, ships, planes and munitions--including an aircraft carrier battle group--to shore up allies against Russia, he said, adding he also needs strong support from the State Department.

"I rely heavily on our relationships with the other agencies in our government," Scaparrotti, who doubles as NATO supreme commander and head of U.S. European Command, told the Senate Armed Services Committee. "That's the way we traditionally operate."

Trump's budget outline, released last week, proposes a 28 percent cut to the State Department in part to pay for a $54 billion increase in military spending.

Sen. John McCain, an Arizona Republican and the SASC chairman, asked "It wouldn't help if we slashed spending for the State Department?" Scaparrotti replied, "No, sir."

McCain, who has repeatedly called Putin a "thug and a murderer," also renewed his charges that Putin is behind the intimidation, jailing and murder of dissidents.

http://www.military.com/daily-news/2...an-threat.html

[Ray Allan]

Inside Mosul, U.S. military advisors wear black to blend in with elite Iraqi units

http://www.militarytimes.com/article...terror-service

More easy to get away with war crimes that way? Don't count on any Geneva Convention protection regardless of where you do that, sports fans.

[Ray Allan]

"I love the smell of napalm in the morning."

2nd Cavalry Troops Head to Poland for 'Spartan' Mission

http://www.military.com/daily-news/2...n-mission.html


US Acknowledges Its Forces Were Behind Airstrike on Mosul

http://www.military.com/daily-news/2...ike-mosul.html

[Ray Allan]

The First Openly Gay U.S. Air Force Academy Commandant

https://www.warisboring.com/the-firs...t-8f36bcefac31

[Ray Allan]

The nation's top military official in the Middle East on Wednesday said Iran is one of the greatest threats to the U.S. today Iran isn't a threat to me, Skeletor and has increased its "destabilizing" role in the region.

"I believe that Iran is operating in what I call a gray zone," Commander of the U.S. Central Command, Army Gen. Joseph Votel, told the House Armed Services Committee in testimony Wednesday. "And it's an area between normal competition between states--and it's just short of open conflict."

The general said Iran is exploiting this area in a variety of different ways, through things such as "lethal aid facilitation," the use of "surrogate forces" and cyber activities, among other things. He also believes Iran poses "the greatest long-term threat to stability" in the entire region. Why? Because it's not a puppet state of Israel or the US?

U.S. Central Command is responsible for U.S. security interests in an area stretching from the Arabian Gulf region into Central Asia. It includes more than 80,000 soldiers on land, sea and air as well as the ongoing campaign to defeat Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (or ISIS) as well as the Taliban in Afghanistan.

"We need to look at opportunities where we can disrupt [Iran] through military means or other means their activities, "he said. That's just Pentagon doublespeak for "acts of war" "We need to look at opportunities where we can expose and hold them accountable for the things that they are doing."

Votel said he gets regular reports on Iran's use of boats to harass U.S. military and others in waters off its coast, with around 300 incidents in the past year alone. Some, he said, could be considered "unprofessional" or "unsafe."

"We are paying extraordinary close attention to this, but I feel very confident in our ability to protect ourselves and to continue to pursue our missions," he said.

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/...z&ocid=UE09DHP

Total jew-like projection tactics. It still amazes me how guys like this skinny rat-like creep can sit there in his Ulysses S. Grant costume and spout things about other countries that the US is doing to a tee. Is Iran parking their warships off the US coast? Is Iran leveling "sanctions" against the US? Who has Iran actually attacked militarily in recent history? Well, we all know who General Skeletor's loyalty is to, and it is not to the American people.

[Emily Henderson]

Originally Posted by Ray Allan

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/...z&ocid=UE09DHP

Total jew-like projection tactics. It still amazes me how guys like this skinny rat-like creep can sit there in his Ulysses S. Grant costume and spout things about other countries that the US is doing to a tee. Is Iran parking their warships off the US coast? Is Iran leveling "sanctions" against the US? Who has Iran actually attacked militarily in recent history? Well, we all know who General Skeletor's loyalty is to, and it is not to the American people.

Everything you say in blue is true.

I do see Iran as a potential threat--but since when did we kill our young men over actual important stuff like US safety? It's oil, Jews, and helicopter/bomb/tank makers who find themselves delightfully rich, and the Mid East is still a shithole.

But Iranian Shia revile the Jews.

And Imam Ali of Iran defeated the Hijazi Jews.

(((They've ))) never forgotten it.

[Ray Allan]

Originally Posted by Emily Henderson

Everything you say in blue is true.

I do see Iran as a potential threat--but since when did we kill our young men over actual important stuff like US safety? It's oil, Jews, and helicopter/bomb/tank makers who find themselves delightfully rich, and the Mid East is still a shithole.

But Iranian Shia revile the Jews.

And Imam Ali of Iran defeated the Hijazi Jews.

(((They've ))) never forgotten it.

How do you see Iran as a potential threat in any way to this country? If it weren't for the JewSA's bellicose actions going all the way back to 1953 when the CIA helped to overthrow the democratically-elected President Mohammed Mossadegh and re-installing the Shah to power so the oil profits would continue and as a bulwark against perceived Soviet expansion, none of this would be happening. Fuck the JewSA and fuck their chest-beating jew-tool Pentagram generals, Iranians are no enemy of mine (as long as they stay in their own country, of course).

[Emily Henderson]

Originally Posted by Ray Allan

How do you see Iran as a potential threat in any way to this country? If it weren't for the JewSA's bellicose actions going all the way back to 1953 when the CIA helped to overthrow the democratically-elected President Mohammed Mossadegh and re-installing the Shah to power so the oil profits would continue and as a bulwark against perceived Soviet expansion, none of this would be happening. Fuck the JewSA and fuck their chest-beating jew-tool Pentagram generals, Iranians are no enemy of mine (as long as they stay in their own country, of course).

I ain't promoting the BS rhetoric that we attack them. And even nukes (if they had them) cannot reach the US yet. But they ARE a threat. In several of areas.

1. Their men troll Europe and the USA looking for both women and converts (or 'reverts' as they call them, which is retarded since we were never Islamic sandmonkeys and aren't 'reverting' back to anything we were ever part of in joining that dumb religion).

2. Their religion is a threat, because their 'heavenly reward' makes them capable of anything. They don't care who they kill or if they die, cuz heaven.

3. Obama gave the bastards $150 billion dollars. Trump isn't doing this. They threatened to attack a US Naval base in Bahrain in February.

4. They're nuts.

5. As one eloquent poster on gab said, 'Fuck them sand monkeys!'

6. Knowing that Israel is behind this anti-Iranian sentiment (because they can hit Tel Aviv with missles) doesn't mean I don't know Iranian Muzzies aren't my friend. Same with Palestinians. I think they are being occupied, and they're in the right.

But I don't feel a kinship with them-they'd kill me just like Jews would.

They kill their own kids for being apostate to their retarded religion.

[Ray Allan]

I don't disagree with any of that. I certainly don't want Moslems in America or Europe. I have no problem with them if they remain in their own lands and we just have normal diplomatic/trade relations with them same as any other country. I still consider ZOG the greater threat for creating this whole situation and for letting them flood into White territory and bringing their incompatible religion and culture in close contact with ours and the resultant planned chaos that's creating. And the jews are still planning their 9/11 Part II false flag which could very well involve a US carrier turned into an artificial reef at the bottom of the Persian Gulf, an attack on a military base in the same area or a nuke detonated somewhere in the US to conveniently blame on Iran, ISIS or other Moslem groups to get that new war the kike warmongers and their Pentagon/MIC fellow travelers seem to desperately want. Then we are all really in a world of shit.

[Emily Henderson]

Originally Posted by Ray Allan

I don't disagree with any of that. I certainly don't want Moslems in America or Europe. I have no problem with them if they remain in their own lands and we just have normal diplomatic/trade relations with them same as any other country. I still consider ZOG the greater threat for creating this whole situation and for letting them flood into White territory and bringing their incompatible religion and culture in close contact with ours and the resultant planned chaos that's creating.

Ditto.

Originally Posted by Ray Allan

And the jews are still planning their 9/11 Part II false flag which could very well involve a US carrier turned into an artificial reef at the bottom of the Persian Gulf, an attack on a military base in the same area or a nuke detonated somewhere in the US to conveniently blame on Iran, ISIS or other Moslem groups to get that new war the kike warmongers and their Pentagon/MIC fellow travelers seem to desperately want. Then we are all really in a world of shit.

Double ditto. They're already gearing up for it. We sent those 2,500 troops to Kuwait--to protect oil, and/or be targets for some crud similar to what happened to the men who died in Benghazi. (Lybia is North Africa, I know, but same principal).
And we sent a few dozen to Raqqa, where ISIS tortures and beheads on the regular, lol.

[Ray Allan]

Trump Expands Pentagon's War Authority

While most of the talk about the Pentagon's proposals for various wars to President Trump has focused on requests for more troops in more countries, a much less publicized effort has also been getting rubber stamped, one giving commanders in those wars increasing autonomy on operations.

Buried in the details of almost every proposal from Iraq and Syria to smaller operations like US troops in Yemen and Somalia, there is always a mention of commanders wanting to be able to conduct strikes at will, both airstrikes and ground raids.

This has been a change that the Pentagon has been quite eager to seek after years of complaining about President Obama "micromanaging" the various US wars, but it appears they may be trying to get a much broader collection of grants of autonomy than they've ever been granted before.

While President Trump is eager to make such moves early on to show that he is "listening to the generals," granting so much autonomy to the military to fight its own wars without political oversight is risky business, since the president will ultimately be held responsible for what the military does.

The long-term ramifications could be even more dangerous, as it further distances America's direct foreign interventions from politicians, and by extension from the voters, turning the details of major military operations into little more than bureaucratic details for career military brass.

These major changes are happening in almost complete silence, as, while there have been mentions of the Pentagon seeking these new authorities, always as an afterthought to getting more troops, there is little to no interest in debating the question.

http://news.antiwar.com/2017/04/02/t...war-authority/

[Ray Allan]

Super SEALs: Elite Units Pursue Brain-Stimulating Technologies
http://www.military.com/daily-news/2...hnologies.html

Yeah, create a super-soldier using neuro-technology and performance-enhancing drugs. The military has been working on this for years. Maybe if they stimulate these guys' brains enough, they will realize they're being used as mercenaries and killing machines to prosecute the jews' wars for world domination and enslavement. Or just made into slightly smarter versions of IDAK--Instant Destroyer And Killer Android Alpha 12 from the Lost in Space episode 'Revolt of the Androids.' "Crush! Kill! Destroy!"

CRUSH! KILL! DESTROY!

CRUSH! KILL! DESTROY!

[Ray Allan]

Top General: US Has 'No Defense' for Russian Missiles

The U.S. could be vulnerable in the face of the threat posed by nuclear-capable Russian cruise missiles deployed by Moscow last month, according to the head of U.S. Strategic Air Command.

Air Force General John Hyten, who was the chief commander of the U.S. missile and nuclear warhead arsenal, told members of Congress Tuesday that Moscow's deployment last month of at least two battalions of the SSC-8 cruise missile, also called the RK-55 Relief, violated a 1987 arms treaty and put most of Europe at risk. Hyten told the Senate Armed Services Committee that Moscow's latest move left the U.S. and its NATO allies off guard.

"We have no defense for it, especially in defense of our European allies," Hyten told the Senate Armed Services Committee, according to Agence France-Presse. "That system can range and threaten most of the continent of Europe depending on where it is deployed...It is a concern and we're going to have to figure out how to deal with it as a nation."

The ground-launched missiles could be fitted with nuclear warheads and had a range of at least 1,200 miles, according to Popular Mechanics. Pretty sure US cruise missiles have similar capability They were reportedly similar to the Kalibr cruise missiles that have been fitted on a number of Russian warships and submarines. At least two battalions of SSC-8 cruise missiles were deployed in the southern Russian city of Volgograd and another unknown location, according to The New York Times. The missile was reportedly tested as far back as 2008 and Russia pursued its production despite protests from the administration of President Barack Obama.

Last month, Vice Chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, Air Force General Paul Selva said Russia's deployment of the SSC-8 was a threat to U.S. and allied facilities in Europe. His remarks came after U.S. officials said in January that the missiles violated the "spirit and intent" of the 1987 Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty signed between the U.S. and the Soviet Union. Moscow has argued that the SSC-8 does not break the agreement, according to Defense News, and has charged the U.S. and NATO with threatening Russia's national security through its own military build-up along Russia's border.

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/...z&ocid=UE09DHP

[Ray Allan]

US launches missile strike against Syria

The United States has fired dozens of cruise missiles at a Syrian airfield in response to this week's alleged chemical attack in the Arab country that it has blamed on the government, according to multiple media reports.

The US military launched on Friday morning about 60 Tomahawk missiles against several targets on al-Shayrat air base in Homs province in western Syria.

"Tonight, I ordered a targeted military strike on the airfield in Syria from where the chemical attack was launched," US President Donald Trump told reporters at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.

The missiles were reportedly fired from the USS Ross and USS Porter, Navy destroyers in the eastern Mediterranean Sea.

"These missiles targeted aircraft, hardened aircraft shelters, petroleum and logistical storage areas, ammunition supply bunkers, air defense systems and radars," Pentagon spokesman Captain Jeff Davis told reporters.

A Syrian military source was quoted by state TV as saying that the US missile strike on the Syrian air base has "led to losses."

Trump ordered the strike just a day after he pointed the finger at Syrian President Bashar al-Assad for the deadly attack which killed at least 70 people in the town of Khan Shaykhun in Idlib.

The foreign-sponsored militants active in the area and some Western officials blamed the attack on the Syrian military whereas Damascus rejected the allegation, insisting it has never used the [chemical weapons], anytime, anywhere, and will not do so in the future.

"It is in this vital national security interest of the United States to prevent and deter the spread and use of deadly chemical weapons," Trump said.

"There can be no dispute that Syria used banned chemical weapons," he said without providing a shred of evidence to back his claim.

http://www.presstv.ir/Detail/2017/04...at-Syrian-base

[Ray Allan]

Air National Guard F-16 Crashes Near Washington, DC

http://www.military.com/daily-news/2...ington-dc.html

The pilot survived by ejecting, however. Too bad the plane didn't crash into the goddamned fucking Pentagon.

[Ray Allan]

Russians may now control the trove of photos showing naked U.S. troops

http://www.militarytimes.com/article...-photo-scandal

Why would the Russians be interested in pictures of ugly sheboons, fat bulldykes and homo 3-ways? No doubt it's part of Vladimir Putin's ongoing cyber warfare master plan to defeat the capitalist pigs once and for all.