I am just going to state the elephant in the room re: Afghanistan NEO. What if we had to conduct a NEO in Korea under the "duress" of a north Korean attack? I hope people can envision the complexity of such an operation after seeing the NEO in Afghanistan.
Murphy’s Law of Combat: No plan ever survives first contact with an enemy. If I were planning on a war with the South, I would aim artillery at every airfield I could target military and civilian, especially civilian then send my aging air fleet on a suicide mission to crater every airfield I couldn’t reach, even if it meant using aircraft as guided missiles. Eventually aircraft carriers would establish air supremacy, but a clog of civilians and non combatants trying to get to a closed airport adds even more confusion into the chaos of invasion. When Karen demands to see the manager if she’s lucky the Norks will use a bullet. I was never married when I served & looking back would not necessarily want my family with me in Korea.
ChickenHead
3 years ago
If you don’t have a plan to take care of yourself, you get what you deserve.
If you think the government is going to take care of you, you haven’t looked closely at the libtard-socialism-communism spectrum of government giveafùcks…
…at least until the end of that spectrum where they really do give quite a lot of fùcks… but not to take care of you.
Actually, in the libtard and light socialist end of the spectrum, there probably is some sincere desire for government to take care of you.
But reality crushes that dream pretty quickly.
In the end, the only time government takes care of you is when it is showing off or when taking care of you is a necessary step in a larger plot to fùck over others.
setnaffa
3 years ago
“NEO” is such an innocuous term for craven bugout. The upcoming catastrophe was always planned.
Sire! The peasants are revolting!
Yes. I know.
setnaffa
3 years ago
BTW, a UK citizen on the no-fly lists flew into the UK from Afghanistan. No one is checking anything.
Murphy’s Law of Combat: No plan ever survives first contact with an enemy. If I were planning on a war with the South, I would aim artillery at every airfield I could target military and civilian, especially civilian then send my aging air fleet on a suicide mission to crater every airfield I couldn’t reach, even if it meant using aircraft as guided missiles. Eventually aircraft carriers would establish air supremacy, but a clog of civilians and non combatants trying to get to a closed airport adds even more confusion into the chaos of invasion. When Karen demands to see the manager if she’s lucky the Norks will use a bullet. I was never married when I served & looking back would not necessarily want my family with me in Korea.
If you don’t have a plan to take care of yourself, you get what you deserve.
If you think the government is going to take care of you, you haven’t looked closely at the libtard-socialism-communism spectrum of government giveafùcks…
…at least until the end of that spectrum where they really do give quite a lot of fùcks… but not to take care of you.
Actually, in the libtard and light socialist end of the spectrum, there probably is some sincere desire for government to take care of you.
But reality crushes that dream pretty quickly.
In the end, the only time government takes care of you is when it is showing off or when taking care of you is a necessary step in a larger plot to fùck over others.
“NEO” is such an innocuous term for craven bugout. The upcoming catastrophe was always planned.
BTW, a UK citizen on the no-fly lists flew into the UK from Afghanistan. No one is checking anything.
This Fatty’s only hope.