Side by side recruiting videos for militaries. One the Russian military and the others The US military put out by the biden administration

You are the one praising his Army Comrade
Quote the post where I praised anyone? You on the other hand was sucking the dick of every gay in the military you for some reason believe that sucking males dicks make you able to fight. Queer are mentally weak not willing to fight to the death.
 
Quote the post where I praised anyone? You on the other hand was sucking the dick of every gay in the military you for some reason believe that sucking males dicks make you able to fight. Queer are mentally weak not willing to fight to the death.
Why do you believe that a person’s sexual preferences determine their ability to fight?

There are no doubt plenty of gay men who would destroy you in a fight.
 
The Russians are trained to fight. The Americans are trained to cry when they get their feelings hurt. Which is all the time.
"Russia and the US opened up a communications hotline to avoid direct conflict with each other while supporting their proxies on opposite sides. In February 2018, after three years of gingerly avoiding a direct confrontation, the two world powers went toe to toe for the first time since the end of World War I in what came to be known as the Battle of Khasham — a roughly four-hour battle in which the mighty Russian bear (with its Syrian allies) was reduced to a whimpering pup by a much smaller force of American commandos."


As the afternoon sun began to sink over the cradle of civilization on Feb. 7, 2018, a group of US Marines and Army Special Forces soldiers watched surveillance drone feeds in disbelief as a large enemy force amassed 20 miles away near the eastern bank of the Euphrates River. The combined group of Syrian forces and Russian mercenaries from the infamous Kremlin-linked Wagner Group swelled to an estimated 500 troops by early evening. With them were 27 vehicles — including Russian T-72 tanks and armored personnel carriers.

American brass monitoring the situation at the air operations center at Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar and the Pentagon were baffled as they watched a massive enemy force positioning itself to attack a nearby outpost where about 30 US Army Rangers and Delta Force commandos from the Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) were working alongside Kurdish and Arab forces. American commanders readied aircraft and ground crews, and the members of the JSOC detachment prepared to defend themselves.

The Marines and Green Berets at the mission support site 20 miles away from the JSOC outpost in Deir al-Zour in northwestern Syria prepared a quick-reaction force of about 16 troops, loading four mine-resistant vehicles with anti-tank missiles, thermal optics, food, and water.

At 8:30 p.m., as three Russian tanks moved in closer, it became clear an attack was imminent, and the quick-reaction force prepared to launch.

At approximately 10:30 p.m., the approaching column of Russian and Syrian vehicles opened fire on the tiny outpost. Tank, artillery, and mortar fire bombarded the Americans as they ran for their defensive positions and returned fire with machine guns and anti-tank missiles.

During the opening minutes of the battle, then-Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis contacted his Russian counterpart.

“The Russian high command in Syria assured us it was not their people,” Mattis testified to Congress later. The secretary of defense then directed Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Joseph F. Dunford Jr. “for the force … to be annihilated.”

“And it was,” the former Marine general, whose troops nicknamed him “Chaos,” added.

With the expert direction of Air Force combat controllers and others calling in air and indirect-fire support, waves of F-22 fighters, F-15E strike fighters, AH-64 Apache attack helicopters, AC-130 gunships, B-52 bombers, MQ-9 Reaper drones, and heavy Marine artillery relentlessly punished the enemy force.

The quick-reaction force sped toward the battle but was slowed by myriad obstacles, damaged roads, and the fact it was driving blacked out and relying on night-vision equipment. As the convoy of four vehicles made slow progress, American airpower and Marine artillery cut through the Syrian and Russian attackers like a scythe through hay.

“We should never have been there; our leadership messed up. The Americans knew exactly where we were,” former Russian mercenary and survivor of Khasham Marat Gabidullin told The Guardian in February 2022.

Around 1 a.m. — with the enemy artillery and tanks finally silenced — the QRF reached the outpost and joined the turkey shoot.

Fighting from their vehicles, the Green Berets and Marines engaged the rapidly diminishing enemy force. Several Marines ran much-needed ammo to the commandos’ defensive positions while combat controllers guided a second wave of lethal strikes from American aircraft. An hour after the QRF’s arrival, the remnants of the attacking force fled the field. In their wake lay between 200 and 300 dead fighters. Inside the JSOC outpost, one allied Syrian fighter was wounded, and no Americans were harmed.
 
Why do you believe that a person’s sexual preferences determine their ability to fight?

There are no doubt plenty of gay men who would destroy you in a fight.
Why don't you ask rightwinger that since he was doing it.
Well bitch you wouldn't be one of them.
As I said faggots don't have the mentally capacity to fight to the death especially for the country
 
"Russia and the US opened up a communications hotline to avoid direct conflict with each other while supporting their proxies on opposite sides. In February 2018, after three years of gingerly avoiding a direct confrontation, the two world powers went toe to toe for the first time since the end of World War I in what came to be known as the Battle of Khasham — a roughly four-hour battle in which the mighty Russian bear (with its Syrian allies) was reduced to a whimpering pup by a much smaller force of American commandos."


As the afternoon sun began to sink over the cradle of civilization on Feb. 7, 2018, a group of US Marines and Army Special Forces soldiers watched surveillance drone feeds in disbelief as a large enemy force amassed 20 miles away near the eastern bank of the Euphrates River. The combined group of Syrian forces and Russian mercenaries from the infamous Kremlin-linked Wagner Group swelled to an estimated 500 troops by early evening. With them were 27 vehicles — including Russian T-72 tanks and armored personnel carriers.

American brass monitoring the situation at the air operations center at Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar and the Pentagon were baffled as they watched a massive enemy force positioning itself to attack a nearby outpost where about 30 US Army Rangers and Delta Force commandos from the Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) were working alongside Kurdish and Arab forces. American commanders readied aircraft and ground crews, and the members of the JSOC detachment prepared to defend themselves.

The Marines and Green Berets at the mission support site 20 miles away from the JSOC outpost in Deir al-Zour in northwestern Syria prepared a quick-reaction force of about 16 troops, loading four mine-resistant vehicles with anti-tank missiles, thermal optics, food, and water.

At 8:30 p.m., as three Russian tanks moved in closer, it became clear an attack was imminent, and the quick-reaction force prepared to launch.

At approximately 10:30 p.m., the approaching column of Russian and Syrian vehicles opened fire on the tiny outpost. Tank, artillery, and mortar fire bombarded the Americans as they ran for their defensive positions and returned fire with machine guns and anti-tank missiles.

During the opening minutes of the battle, then-Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis contacted his Russian counterpart.

“The Russian high command in Syria assured us it was not their people,” Mattis testified to Congress later. The secretary of defense then directed Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Joseph F. Dunford Jr. “for the force … to be annihilated.”

“And it was,” the former Marine general, whose troops nicknamed him “Chaos,” added.

With the expert direction of Air Force combat controllers and others calling in air and indirect-fire support, waves of F-22 fighters, F-15E strike fighters, AH-64 Apache attack helicopters, AC-130 gunships, B-52 bombers, MQ-9 Reaper drones, and heavy Marine artillery relentlessly punished the enemy force.

The quick-reaction force sped toward the battle but was slowed by myriad obstacles, damaged roads, and the fact it was driving blacked out and relying on night-vision equipment. As the convoy of four vehicles made slow progress, American airpower and Marine artillery cut through the Syrian and Russian attackers like a scythe through hay.

“We should never have been there; our leadership messed up. The Americans knew exactly where we were,” former Russian mercenary and survivor of Khasham Marat Gabidullin told The Guardian in February 2022.

Around 1 a.m. — with the enemy artillery and tanks finally silenced — the QRF reached the outpost and joined the turkey shoot.

Fighting from their vehicles, the Green Berets and Marines engaged the rapidly diminishing enemy force. Several Marines ran much-needed ammo to the commandos’ defensive positions while combat controllers guided a second wave of lethal strikes from American aircraft. An hour after the QRF’s arrival, the remnants of the attacking force fled the field. In their wake lay between 200 and 300 dead fighters. Inside the JSOC outpost, one allied Syrian fighter was wounded, and no Americans were harmed.
2018 before Biden pussfcation of the miltary
 



USA: Emma was raised by 2 moms.

USSR: Yuri was raised by 2 bears and motherland.

US army in the 80': RAMBO
US army now: RAINBOW

It's over folks. The only delight we'll take in the misery we will face is watching the left wing socialist middle class wail out loud at the shit they created for themselves.

Pretty sure this ground was covered last year when the commercial was released. Super Bowl, I think
 
I hope so

As long as biden does not rely entirely on females and perverts

The funny part is that in the 40 years I worked with soldiers in DoD, it was mostly the females who were homosexuals
 
The US, with troops who are female, gay or transexual will kick Russias ass

Not even close
Unfortunate to see a fellow liberal say this about our Russian brothers and sisters who liberated the concentration camps. You talk about fighting white supremacy we look no further than the Soviet people in ww2. Even Reagan supporters know this. Well after all it was Ronald Reagan who met with Gorbachev and brought in the reforms.

It’s astonishing that we don’t have an antiwar left wing anymore like back in the Iraq war days with people like Bob Graham, and Robert Byrd…. and they were quite a few Republican congressman and senators voted against that war in Iraq and not only because they knew we would lose American troops, also because it wasn’t the right war to fight … Iraqi people didn’t want America to come to its rescue. You know a lot of Iraqis respected Saddam Hussein, a lot of Russians respect Vladimir Putin. Just like a lot of Americans respect Biden or Trump. But for whatever reason some American far left liberals believe they control the world in the world should act how they want.

It’s a mass hypocrisy he we are allied with countries right now they have more conservative strict laws compared to Russia…. there’s no moral justification for us giving weapons to Ukraine to kill Russians.

When you see a video or picture from the Ukraine media machine do you ever ask yourself who or what is behind the camera shot?


We here in America cannot look at other countries and just tell them what to do or we also cannot listen to what people in the media have to say and believe them 100%… when they try and claim countries like Iraq or Russia we’re bad to live in.

You know there is no moral justification for us sending weapons to fight Russia you know that right. There’s no way around it we are the United States we’ve invaded 60 countries, we have the strongest military in the world, we have the highest military budget in the world and I’m proud of our military. But let’s not throw stones in glass houses and it’s about having a responsible foreign policy.
 
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