Agreed. They kept people calm and secured.

Yes Jalopnik is a blog, and part of the larger network of Gawker media.

How is China flying military aircraft in internationally recognized US soverign airspace in any way comparable to the US flying mititary aircraft in international airspace?

While I only rarely skim Foxtrot Alpha articles, your analogy is completely off. China is building artificial islands out in the middle of the South China Sea in an effort to claim territory that doesn’t belong to them. They are trying to claim international waters as their own in order to claim the natural resources…

I think you’re onto something here. Have the cruise missiles be nicknamed Crows. So that yes, you can have a Murder.

“The bureaucratic mentality is the only constant in the universe.”

(since this is a Jalopnik sub-blog)

You are an idiot.

Except that isn’t China’s airspace either. This isn’t exactly 12 miles off Beijing.

Is New York 1,000 km from the US? Do no Americans live there, or ever have? Is New York really close to other countries? Yeah, outstanding comparison, you clearly know a lot about this topic. Congratulations.

For example, you can’t just put an incredibly more powerful engine in a car that it does not belong in.

You should leave.

Uh, nobody flew anything OVER anything except water. Both the US and China recognize the international 12 mile limit on territorial waters. The B-52’s and our warships did not intrude into that 12-mile limit. The issue at hand here is “economic zones”. Many countries claim zones of economic “interest” extending out to…

Sorry but you seem to be in the minority. Ever notice how the “most popular on other blogs” sidebar usually has an FA article representing Jalopnik? Tyler has some of the highest readership of any kinja articles. And his writing is incredibly informative and usually unbiased to a fault.

For a team that hasn’t done shit since the Clinton administration they sure do get a lot of prime time games also. That pisses me off.

The funniest part was ESPN calling this rant by an injured wideout on a 2-6 team “breaking news".

DO NOT google “chestburger”

I was an idiot and watched, each for the first time, Alien and Aliens back-to-back the same night. Alien a masterpiece of that late-70s Jaws-esque less-is-more approach to the monster reveals, but I should’ve waited six or so years to see Aliens, which is still sitting Zeus-like in the pantheon of my favorite films.…

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