Find a job you’re good at. This ain’t it, and you will very soon find out. Don’t bother replying, you loser. You never participate. They can’t fire you for obvious reasons, but they want to. It’s all I keep hearing.

So, you want military to be completely transparent with its operations in the middle of a war?
Ever heard of “operations security”?

It hit the target, so it wasn’t Osweiler

Who’d report it? The cartels killed all the good Mexican journalists during the bad years of the drugs wars. Thank god even the cartels aren’t evil enough to attack Mexican weather reporters.

If Guatemala invaded Mexico and started gobbling up land towards us, would Germany be told that it’s their duty to take care of it?

Considering Poland and Romania are the next countries on the other side of Ukraine, I’d say European NATO countries have a vested interest in keeping Russia where they are.

Because the EU helping their neighbor who they convinced to look West means spending resources and lives. It is a lot easier to rely on the US to do so.

What’s weird is that the US makes and owns all weapons on earth and is responsible for this country halfway across the world.

The US supported a coup in Ukraine. Then the US and EU propped up a puppet pro pro US/EU Government which CAUSED a civil war in Ukraine.

I think I died too early cause I didn’t see how that whole “arming the Mujahadeen” thing worked out. I hope no unforseen consequences arose from it!

Go home Terrell, you’re drunk.

This was easily one of the best Superbowls ever, with quite a backstory, and you write this. An article that seems like it physically pained you to write it.

He covered for the Patriots during Spygate. The understanding was that they’d knock that shit off. They didn’t. Then Brady told him to go screw when he was asked to show his text messages.

- Green Bay Packers “owners.”

What’s really incredible to me about games against the Patriots is how the viewing public (fans, media, etc.) all know that teams should do certain things to beat them, but then the teams they play against do the exact opposite.

I would love to be the loser who makes $40M per year to be shitty at his job. God, I hate Goodell.

This misses the point. The point being that a 39 yard FG (at worst) is a MUCH higher chance of success than dropping back several yards twice. Again, this all while having a large lead. If they didn’t have that lead, your assertion would make more sense. The priority was killing the clock, and dropping back to…

It’s also the correct one. If you don’t need a stretcher and a medical team to stabilise you before moving, you limp your ass to the sideline and take 30 seconds off the clock…

I think there’s something about former or current Seattle coaches that makes them incapable of running the goddamn ball when they’re supposed to;

Yeah it doesn’t usually happen, but when you have a 99% chance of winning you want to minimize risk. A pass is riskier than a run for turnovers/losing chunks of yards.