Anonymous #1 3w

Pls

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Anonymous OP 3w

Done

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Anonymous #6 3w

emotionally immature and is not ready for a committed relationship as in husband and wife (from either party).

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Anonymous #8 3w

Does she have access to depleted Uranium? If her father/brother/boyfriend/fiancee/ husband gives her Poisonous plants to grow, funds to stage a coup in Bolivia, a commune of willing accomplices Will she be able to care for it and make it “grow” and prosper? Not does she appreciate things, it’s a question of CAN she?

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Anonymous #7 3w

You joke perhaps but I know people like this. One in particular comes to mind that this might be a real conversation he’s having in his head right now and the answer is yes to all of the above minus the Uranium. And I believe you meant enriched uranium. Depleted isn’t good for anything outside of like… Sabo rounds and reactive armor.

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Anonymous #8 3w

exactly, for the annexation of Bolivia my little petunia

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Anonymous #7 3w

I’m not sure what rolling armor Bolivia has but based on its terrain I don’t reckon you’ll need sabo rounds or be able to get your own armored platforms in the mountains in a fixed firing position to use them… but I do reckon Raytheon/Northrop are itching to sell you and your future wife the capability if you find yourself in the right “spot”. Might I suggest a small adjustment north to Venezuela? Much more humanitarian mission there. They don’t need tanks. They need food… and Jesus.

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Anonymous #7 3w

They also have a bunch of powered white “fish” their economy allegedly runs on which could hasten y’all’s long term goals if you manage to get the dose medicinal rather than recreational.

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Anonymous #8 4d

You just HAD to go and suggest Venezuela lmao

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Anonymous #7 4d

It was a good suggestion! It’s not fighting Russia or China. The people there are allegedly starving. They don’t desire to kill each other one town over like Iraq/Afghanistan. We can pay for the conflict with the Oil/Gold in the mountains and not be fake about it. Geez, I’m doing my best over here.

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Anonymous #7 4d

Also drugs. It was getting embarrassing there for a while losing the war on drugs and never going on the offensive. It would be morally reprehensible if we didn’t crush the corruption there while we hunt it at home. Also Nigeria… different reasons. #1 food producer in Africa + preventing an alleged genocide.

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Anonymous #8 4d

It slightly cucks China from all of that discounted oil they’ve been getting and now we conveniently have an 11 billion dollar arsenal with our buddies in Taiwan. I think the stage is being set

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Anonymous #7 4d

Fair assessment. I feel bad for much of the Chinese citizens never knowing what to think because of the layers of deception integral to keeping their house of cards standing. On the one hand, they have some strengths in infrastructure, production, footprint, on the other, much of the paperwork for the quality and numerical counts for assets appears to be fraudulent because nephews don’t like telling uncles “things are not going as well as I reported last week” Makes for doing financial 1/2

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Anonymous #8 4d

2/2 analysis of whatever’s going on there a giant maelstrom of data sifting. Super inefficient trying to get real numbers on anything without putting people on the ground to count and do quality tests in person.

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