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| quote: | Originally posted by Lilith
Well you know one thing, they wont worry about troublesome things like civilian casualties.
No it doesn't, least when I last owned defence industry shares in Thales and a few others, we buy it all ourselves with no mates rates and not a lot else.
Low-intensity? Spoken by a dumb arse that's never been shot at a couple of times in 'low intensity' war, lost their house, vehicles and land. Had their neighbours hacked and shot to death, burnt alive in car tyres and petrol.
Oh, thanks by the way for the US government selling them 1960's surplus $47 rifles and $10 for a 500 round brick of ammo. Good job, we really appreciated that low intensity stuff 
What, like the SAS being in Iraq 2 weeks before the US forces went in and the RAN Frigates that softened up the beach landings... when basically everyone else said no the invasion of Iraq is technically an illegal act and didn't go?
The Australians where one of the very few that went. |
I don't think you understand the difference between fighting a LIC war and one that involves fighting an organized, mechanized, fully supported nation state... 
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