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  • If You're Looking For A Truck That Says 'I'm A Weird Dork' But Don't Like The Cybertruck, Buy This Instead

    09/30/2024 5:15:08 PM PDT · by nickcarraway · 67 replies
    Jalopnik ^ | 9/30 | Bradley Brownell
    This Terradyne Gurkha RPV could be yours if you're also a rich weird dork \ Are you a weird dork, but the prepper kind that lives in a bunker because they’re afraid of EMPs instead of the wannabe-future-tech kind who lives in the metaverse? Then boy howdy do I have the truck for you. This 2020 Terradyne Gurkha RPV is a ’roided up Ford F-550 Super Duty with real actual armor and real military purpose, but you can buy it and drive it on real American roads to show everyone how big your, um, ego is. It’s currently up...
  • gurkha - epetition response (uk)

    02/19/2007 11:20:01 PM PST · by pau1f0rd · 3 replies · 379+ views
    www.number-10.gov.uk ^ | 18 Feb 2007 | Prime Minister's Office
    We received a petition asking: "We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to Keep trying to honour the 2004 pledge to give retired Gurkhas the right to become citizens of the UK on retirement and to pay retired Gurkhas a fair pension." Details of petition: "The Government promised citizenship rights to retired Gurkhas following a major campaign in 2004, but hundreds of retired Gurkhas who should have the right to citizenship are having their applications unfairly held up by the Home Office. The Gurkhas are also fighting the Government decision to only allow Gurkhas who retired after 1st July 1997...
  • Terror at Sea: Q&A with W. Thomas Smith, Jr.

    06/16/2006 8:51:33 AM PDT · by SuzyQ2 · 1 replies · 504+ views
    Family Security Matters ^ | June 16, 2006 | Molly McCarroll
    "So often we try to put pirates and terrorists in two different categories. We do this because the primary objectives of both are different. Pirates are primarily seagoing bandits with a goal of theft of valuables. Terrorists are essentially killers who want to inflict as many human casualties – in as dramatic a fashion as possible – in order to influence mass audiences. But both pirates and terrorists are in many ways the same, and they certainly have similar sub-objectives, which goes to the heart of your question. "