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39 billion dollars worth of arms sales to foreign powers between 2008 and 2017 according to wiki (let’s not get bogged down with precise figures and agree it’s a lot)

 

But call this guy “the merchant of death” and all of a sudden we’re Snow White.

 

 

 

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5 hours ago, Mick Dempsey said:

39 billion dollars worth of arms sales to foreign powers between 2008 and 2017 according to wiki (let’s not get bogged down with precise figures and agree it’s a lot)

 

But call this guy “the merchant of death” and all of a sudden we’re Snow White.

 

 

 

Yeah very nearly as unscrupulous as the French. 

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Not really missed, more it's a necessity of life. We might as well earn something even if we're only 7th but most of that is actual tech, the French will be mostly missiles or nuclear submarines.

 

The freed russian for a basketball player who went to Russia regularly and knew the rules is just a publicity stunt for uncle Joe. There is more deserving marines they should have released 1st.

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Just now, GarethM said:

Not really missed, more it's a necessity of life. We might as well earn something even if we're only 7th but most of that is actual tech, the French will be mostly missiles or nuclear submarines.

 

The freed russian for a basketball player who went to Russia regularly and knew the rules is just a publicity stunt for uncle Joe. There is more deserving marines they should have released 1st.

Killing people a necessity of life. Deep, man. 

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They are going to do it regardless of what is said or done, what's the difference between a stick with a nail and a Exocet missile.

 

Both end up with the exact same outcome!.

 

The Germans even used piano wire in ww2!. I'm not saying war is good, but that's what mutually assured destruction limits.

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