Off-topic, but this is my favorited scene from "The Siege of Jadotville," which is a pretty good movie that exposes the United Nations for the duplicitous garbage that they are.
Here is a longer clip:
Posted on 12/12/2020 11:00:27 AM PST by EileenEulich
See it live
Roger THAT!
Off-topic, but this is my favorited scene from "The Siege of Jadotville," which is a pretty good movie that exposes the United Nations for the duplicitous garbage that they are.
Here is a longer clip:
There will be no need for fighting. Trump’s got this, and God has his back.
The left wants fighting and chaos so that they can install a dictator.
Cool!
How many for a pistol?
News2Share: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWen2QxSjyA
Nice. KTF
I’m not a young man, but I’m still good for the rifleman’s quarter mile. A good bit beyond that since I put decent optics on the FAL. and the others.
I also notice that they actually show correct South African R1 pattern FALs. Going to have to watch that one.
You’ve got as many votes as you have ammo. Vote early. Vote often. KTF
My favorite scene is in Shooter near the end, when the senator, played by Ned Beatty, says to Bob Lee Swagger, “you can’t shoot me, I’m a United States senator”, in which Bob Lee Swagger said, “exactly”, and immediately blew him away. Great scene.
Cool!
And if you have a minigun, you can vote as many times as you want. You can also shop as much as you want for free, drive any car you want, and rule small countries. The rules in the new despotic America are a little different than they used to be.
It appears so.
Loved it..but you sure it wasn’t a top mediapuke snake that got blown away?
For later.
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For later.
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Also liked the scene when Bob Lee, balancing in a rocking boat on the water, shooting a 22LR rifle...plugs one of the bad guys at distance.
Go Markie Mark.
We Republicans need to adopt that rule: vote early, vote often. Vote earlier than polls close as often as elections occur. Don’t skip voting opportunities, don’t stay home in protest, and don’t arrive too late. This voting imperative applies only to living human citizens of the United States of America at least 18 years of age and otherwise qualified to vote.
Democrats use that phrase to mean something else, like “vote if you’re deceased, fictitious, canine, illegal alien, convicted felon, juvenile, or otherwise not properly qualified, and do so many times per election; submit multiple mail ballots beforehand, impersonate a few voters on election day, and hand in a stack of extra ballots under cover of darkness if you’re behind the opponent in the count. All of these tactics constitute criminal election fraud, but then again, Democrats don’t seem much to respect the law, whether about election fraud, arson of police cars, looting private retailers, erecting autonomous zones in cities, or assaulting police officers.
That was an excellent movie. I’d have done the same thing Patrick Quinlan (played very well by Jamie Dornan) did at the end of the movie, too.
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