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Nope. You posted the exact same thing there as you did here a couple years ago, and I noticed it. I never go there except when the Bills play them, becasue that site is really funny. Unless close DNA causes you to post the same thing, you are he.

I figured out a couple of years ago you were "Bills Fan in Peace" on the Dolphins forum.

So now it's about $80, four times what it was when I brought it up and you claimed the market didn't support it. Ya. Good call. 400% in seven months is not good.

Ditto everything said above.

Thee players don't do the Monday film study, only the staff does, at least the Bills, and travel days include team activities. It doesn't take a full full day to travel, and game day has plenty of game day stuff. In short, they are not lost days.

I think Thurs games are bad, and certainly a disadvantage for the visitor, but that isn't their schedule.

Kind of interesting from a member of the Virginia House of Delegates. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yz9ABh1X2rY

Idiocy confirmed.

It isn't sad. You are an idiot who doesn't seem to understand that I am not interested in replying to you statements that are not proven. I didn't vote for the guy. I have no responsibility to you to answer any of your claims that have not been proven as fact. Further, I have no "political indoctrination" nor "raw bias." None whatsoever. You are clearly ignorant of the subject at hand, and trying to change to that to your unproven accusation doesn't interest me.

What I am aware of is you are ignorant of the Soros thing. What I also know is that "See you in Valhalla," is a phrase used to a fallen worrier. It isn't restricted to use by military people. I am very familiar with the aviation community, and they have there own "blessings" to pay respects to a fallen aviator. In the Air Force, it's "Throw a nickel in the grass..." It goes on from there but I won't include it. But at a memorial service for a lost Air Force aviator you will see plenty on nickels thrown near the gravesite. In the Navy, owing it's customs and traditions to sailors and sea going folks, the final words will always be a wishing of: "Fair winds and following seas." There is no disrespect if those are said by folks who have not served, but they are very strong tradition.

Are you serious, or just incredibly ignorant? I kind of know, but... Here's what he did, intentionally. Maybe you can understand this, but probably not. https://highschool.latimes.com/uncategorized/look-back-on-george-soros-and-his-attack-on-thai-baht/ After the baht, he was doing to use the same strategy with the Mexican peso, but the Fed publicly announced they would defend the peso, and he wasn't going to take them on, so he abandoned the plan. He is a scumbag of the highest order. I don't need to tone anything down. I haven't said a word about this assassination. I do know and understand what Soros did, which neither you nor that other goof do.

Please don't tell me to "knock it off." I was. I did and I have no interest in directives from someone who obviously has no idea what he is talking about, and I guarantee you that nobody in the service is bothered by the comment.

Then don't post comments on anybody "going after him." Further, your ignorance on "See you in Valhalla," is apparent, yet you comment on that. It is a phrase used by the military and other services when a fallen one is lost.

Seriously, do you post without any knowledge? He was running an operation to short national currencies. There was a way to do that, and he used it to destroy the Thai Baht. After that, he tried the same strategy with the Mexican peso, but the US Fed entered the fray with a strategy to defend it, knowing the incredible damage it would do. Know something before you post, instead of relying on others to inform you. It's a discipline, but if not used, really makes one look foolish.

Not part of any administration, anymore than you are.

Which no administration has has denied. Legal immigration.

That isn't the point. The point is that no matter what is presented by people you don't like, for reasons that are not accurate, you and a few others will dismiss anything said. It's a loser way to live.

This isn't about personal returns, and has never been. It is about you stating that the market is not in favor of the technology, which you are clearly ignorant of, or others claiming we need energy resources from other countries. What I mentioned has quadrupled this year. You do you, but what you do is go after anyone who you think is a Trump supporter, even when they are not. The subject doesn't matter. Same as the moron who suggests we shoot down airplanes without provocation. He has the same affliction.

And now its well over 60. A three banger. Sure sounds like "the market is unconvinced."

Ridiculous. This is not an "active hot zone," whatever that means. There are rules of engagement that the US military adheres to. Flying "near" a US warship does not trigger a lethal response. Happens all the time.

What exactly does this mean? You think we should shoot down anything near any of our Naval vessels?

Too funny and bizarre to ignore.

Hellfire has a very small warhead, about 20 pounds. That's the issue with drone stuff. They can't carry much. Anyway, it was enough to destroy this boat.

For what it's worth, I agree, and I wish this man would go away.

I get what your point is here, but I would add... There was no risk to the US Naval forces. The issue is how much confidence the US had that this was actually, as claimed, a boat full of drugs headed for the US. I am still confused how such a small craft could make it to the US from Venezuela, a long way away, so I suspect it was headed to a drop off point for further transport. Either way, it was likely a hellfire missile from a drone, and that is approved at the highest gov authority, not from an on scene commander.