NATO to end Libyan Mission Oct 31

[Ocean Breeze]

NATO plans to end Libyan mission Oct. 31


NATO plans to end Libyan mission Oct. 31 - World - CBC News


good news, as long as they follow through on it.

************what that also says is that it IS possible to bring wars -er- interventions to a close within a certain time frame. There is NO need for protracted misery via wars. NONE.

 

[Kreskin]

This one is fairly easy. There are no troops in Libya. Ending it means not flying missions. They could stop in the 45 minutes if they chose to.

 

[MHz]

Too bad we don't have any companies, guess we miss out on all the pieces of the pie. Perhaps Ski-doo will come out with a sand version.

 

[EagleSmack]

This one is fairly easy. There are no troops in Libya. Ending it means not flying missions. They could stop in the 45 minutes if they chose to.

The Rebels were pretty good in directing those airstrikes I suppose.

 

[MHz]

What hand signals were they using?

 

[CDNBear]

What hand signals were they using?

 

[EagleSmack]

Timing is everything Bear!

So anyways... these Rebels must have been pretty smart to know right away how to call in NATO airstrikes without any help on the ground huh?

 

[Ocean Breeze]

Too bad we don't have any companies, guess we miss out on all the pieces of the pie. Perhaps Ski-doo will come out with a sand version.

What pieces of the pie would you like us to get???

 

[EagleSmack]

What pieces of the pie would you like us to get???

Oil of course. It was Canada's war for oil.

 

[MHz]

What pieces of the pie would you like us to get???

The debt factor is international bankers, oil is for international oil companies, water will go to more international corporations, those are the biggest pieces of the pie. What crumbs do you see us getting, combat patrols, that will go to Italy, same kind of deal that gave Lebanon to the French. Peacekeepers get paid quite well by the UN, perhaps we can send somebody to the Hague should war crimes ever come up.

What do you think we deserve?

 

[Kreskin]

The Rebels were pretty good in directing those airstrikes I suppose.

Yes, they have the latest iPhone apps.

Timing is everything Bear!

So anyways... these Rebels must have been pretty smart to know right away how to call in NATO airstrikes without any help on the ground huh?

Could've been all the Royal Canadian Mounties .. Camel Mounties, leading the charge.

 

[Retired_Can_Soldier]

Oooooooohhhhhhh Halloween Evil Spirit Bankers on Oct 31 no less.

Very Scary Kidz very scary.

 

[CDNBear]

Timing is everything Bear!

Yep.

 

[EagleSmack]

I've got to run but I'll leave you with this article.

Canada turns commitment into clout in Libya - The Globe and Mail


An exerpt...


By the end of the campaign, Canadian jets had flown 446 missions over Libya, 10 per cent of the NATO total, and used up 14.5-million pounds of fuel.


I did see the humor in saying they flew that many missions, how much fuel they burned... but left out the tonnage of ordnance dropped. lol

The Reader Comments at the end of the article are eye opening too!

As I said MHz... welcome to the club!

 

[Retired_Can_Soldier]

As I said MHz... welcome to the club!

Dude he isn't in our club. He's not smart enough to be in our club.

 

[EagleSmack]

Dude he isn't in our club. He's not smart enough to be in our club.

Well he's not in OUR club... our Cosa Nostra... our La Famila.

But the days of the haters pointing exclusively at military projection being a US thing, bombing, etc. are long over. I was just extending a warm welcome!

 

[Kreskin]

MHz's Uncle flew some sorties.

 

[EagleSmack]

Peacekeepers get paid quite well by the UN, perhaps we can send somebody to the Hague should war crimes ever come up.

Peacekeepers?! You can't STILL be using that word.

Face it, Canada left the peacekeeping game a long time ago.

This time they went in with Bombs dropping.

Welcome! Welcome to the Club!