It’d look like a glowing Pollock

“clean interior”

That’s what they WANT you to believe.

There is a gigantic airplane graveyard around the Roswell airport, it was probably the easiest place to store such a thing.

How did Elvis’ jet end up in Roswell? This isn’t just a coincidence.

“Some people think I don’t know who made my Rolls-Royce. Of course I know.

11 of the remaining 17 B25s still flying made it to Wright Patt for the celebration  today. Seeing these slow, fragile bits of technology in flight really pressed home the *colossal* balls required to take them into a combat situation.

This is what we do best; operate outside the box.

Bull. Shit.

A classic.

It’s Coventry… They have their own driving tunes…

At least in Europe they have both Seat (affordable and sporty) and Skoda (affordable and practical) below VW. And in places like South America, India and South Africa they do sell affordable cars which wouldn’t sell well in the US where most people want luxury (that’s how the US gets Acura, Infiniti, Genesis, etc...).

“Are those textiles? I LOVE textiles!!”

Just because it is either politically, militarily or technically impossible to provide a military deterrent to human rights abuses in *all* countries, should we be deterred from sending a message where it *is* possible?

Am I morally OK with the brutal treatment of Tibetans by the Chinese? Am I morally OK with the systemic destruction of the North Korean population by the Kim regime*? Am I morally OK with the disappearing or outright assassination of Russian dissidents? Am I morally OK with the violence in Myanmar? Indonesia? Am I…

In times like these when every nation is testing each other there are no pleasant solutions. Assad wants to see where the cracks are, he has nothing to lose and everything to gain. Russia is running interference in hopes that we’ll forget about Crimea and the Ukraine. They want to commit atrocities against human…

Assad is ousted... and who takes over? I agree he needs to go but there is no promise what replaced him is any better, and it might in fact be worse.

There hasn’t been a gas attack in some three years. You think it is a coincidence that Assad launched a gas attack months after Trump’s inauguration and weeks (days?) after his people said the US wasn’t going to be concerned with Syria or Assad? A consistent and coherent foreign policy on the part of the US was the…

Chemical weapons are indiscriminate, and cannot be controlled once deployed. For example, the wind could change direction and kill civilians or friendlies.

This attack makes perfect sense from Assad. Two days ago Tillerson and Trump publicly withdrew regime change in Syria as a US foreign policy goal. Tillerson said that who leads in Syria is a Syrian matter to be worked out by Syrians. Sean Spicer was all over the headlines saying “the US is acknowledging reality that…