Good point on those dying on highways or from AIDS. 4,000 dead
soldiers is a big number, but it is in some ways not "too big".

During WWII, if I recall correctly, Nazi Germany lost about 2,000
soldiers dead per day on Eastern front alone (where they sustained 80%
of total casualties). They did run out of soldiers eventually, but we
are not in danger of that at the current rate.

The damage from the Iraq war is not just 4,000 dead volunteer
soldiers (and a substantial number of contractors, not counted).

The damage is also billions of dollars spent on the war, the rise of
muslim extremism in Iraq, increased oil prices (arguably what Bush
wanted to give to his oil business contributors), ruined reputation of
the US, and substantial damage to the military readiness,a nd a huge
amount of lost equipment, which I am not even sure is properly
accounted for.

As we can see from the news, the cluster**** is continuing unabated.

i

"Ignoramus17370" wrote in message
...
Good point on those dying on highways or from AIDS. 4,000 dead
soldiers is a big number, but it is in some ways not "too big".

During WWII, if I recall correctly, Nazi Germany lost about 2,000
soldiers dead per day on Eastern front alone (where they sustained 80%
of total casualties). They did run out of soldiers eventually, but we
are not in danger of that at the current rate.

The damage from the Iraq war is not just 4,000 dead volunteer
soldiers (and a substantial number of contractors, not counted).

The damage is also billions of dollars spent on the war, the rise of
muslim extremism in Iraq, increased oil prices (arguably what Bush
wanted to give to his oil business contributors), ruined reputation of
the US, and substantial damage to the military readiness,a nd a huge
amount of lost equipment, which I am not even sure is properly
accounted for.

As we can see from the news, the cluster**** is continuing unabated.

i

Iggy,
Your gonna buy all the cool gear left over anyway. Just save me a tank and
a m240 please.

On 2008-03-28, Rob Fraser FraserRacing wrote:

"Ignoramus17370" wrote in message
...
Good point on those dying on highways or from AIDS. 4,000 dead
soldiers is a big number, but it is in some ways not "too big".

During WWII, if I recall correctly, Nazi Germany lost about 2,000
soldiers dead per day on Eastern front alone (where they sustained 80%
of total casualties). They did run out of soldiers eventually, but we
are not in danger of that at the current rate.

The damage from the Iraq war is not just 4,000 dead volunteer
soldiers (and a substantial number of contractors, not counted).

The damage is also billions of dollars spent on the war, the rise of
muslim extremism in Iraq, increased oil prices (arguably what Bush
wanted to give to his oil business contributors), ruined reputation of
the US, and substantial damage to the military readiness,a nd a huge
amount of lost equipment, which I am not even sure is properly
accounted for.

As we can see from the news, the cluster**** is continuing unabated.

i

Iggy,
Your gonna buy all the cool gear left over anyway. Just save me a tank and
a m240 please.



OK... By the way, military vehicles such as M35A2 are very easy to
buy.

i

Rob Fraser wrote:

"Ignoramus17370" wrote in message
...
Good point on those dying on highways or from AIDS. 4,000 dead
soldiers is a big number, but it is in some ways not "too big".

During WWII, if I recall correctly, Nazi Germany lost about 2,000
soldiers dead per day on Eastern front alone (where they sustained 80%
of total casualties). They did run out of soldiers eventually, but we
are not in danger of that at the current rate.

The damage from the Iraq war is not just 4,000 dead volunteer
soldiers (and a substantial number of contractors, not counted).

The damage is also billions of dollars spent on the war, the rise of
muslim extremism in Iraq, increased oil prices (arguably what Bush
wanted to give to his oil business contributors), ruined reputation of
the US, and substantial damage to the military readiness,a nd a huge
amount of lost equipment, which I am not even sure is properly
accounted for.

As we can see from the news, the cluster**** is continuing unabated.

i

Iggy,
Your gonna buy all the cool gear left over anyway. Just save me a tank and
a m240 please.


Which track you plan on racing the tank?


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On Fri, 28 Mar 2008 18:09:38 -0600, Ignoramus17370
wrote:

On 2008-03-28, Rob Fraser FraserRacing wrote:

"Ignoramus17370" wrote in message
...
Good point on those dying on highways or from AIDS. 4,000 dead
soldiers is a big number, but it is in some ways not "too big".

During WWII, if I recall correctly, Nazi Germany lost about 2,000
soldiers dead per day on Eastern front alone (where they sustained 80%
of total casualties). They did run out of soldiers eventually, but we
are not in danger of that at the current rate.

The damage from the Iraq war is not just 4,000 dead volunteer
soldiers (and a substantial number of contractors, not counted).

The damage is also billions of dollars spent on the war, the rise of
muslim extremism in Iraq, increased oil prices (arguably what Bush
wanted to give to his oil business contributors), ruined reputation of
the US, and substantial damage to the military readiness,a nd a huge
amount of lost equipment, which I am not even sure is properly
accounted for.

As we can see from the news, the cluster**** is continuing unabated.

i

Iggy,
Your gonna buy all the cool gear left over anyway. Just save me a tank and
a m240 please.



OK... By the way, military vehicles such as M35A2 are very easy to
buy.

i

I want an M270, and a reload pack or 3

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7fj97-UckI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJlGZ...eature=related

Or maybe a TOS-1?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ane4...eature=related


Might be fun for the 4th of July


Gunner