Saudi tanks cross border into Yemen - Polidicks

[QUOTE=Apache249;32385542]Is that so? Then why did the media say that these were the bullets that hit this lady's house? [img]http://www.blackfive.net/photos/uncategorized/2007/08/14/iraq_bullet_ii.jpg[/img] Is this accurate?[/QUOTE] Maybe they decided to throw them instead of shooting them.

[QUOTE=Ogopogo;32384932]M60's have the potential to become a whole lot more modern.... [img]http://www.irandefence.net/attachment.php?attachmentid=22819&stc=1&d=1216194676[/img] [img]http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3542/5732759576_acaa201fef_z.jpg[/img] M60 upgrade kit.[/QUOTE] I should get into the tuner tank body kit industry.

Oh great...

[QUOTE=Sexy Eskimo;32385100]Yemen is even more worse off then Syria, these countries really need a uprising. Instead the US and Nato help attack a country with 5 times higher gdp and proper civil services. "Libya that is". [/QUOTE] The situation in Yemen is a lot more complex than the situation in Libya IMO. I mean last I heard the government barely have any control outside of the capital.

Amurricans should help. But they actually act according to their own interests and then say they protect democracy. Edit: It's not worth helping the innocent civilians getting killed because keeping the status quo is more profitable. Then when there is no going back, quickly jump onto the winning side.

36 replies and no semen joke ? You're impressing me facepunch :v:

[QUOTE=Ganerumo;32387573]36 replies and no semen joke ? You're impressing me facepunch :v:[/QUOTE] Thanks for the idea.

[QUOTE=Ganerumo;32387573]36 replies and no semen joke ? You're impressing me facepunch :v:[/QUOTE] I can't think of one that makes sense... [editline]19th September 2011[/editline] Yemen really blew its load over those protesters.... wait no that is disgusting and horrible.

[QUOTE=Apache249;32385542]Is that so? Then why did the media say that these were the bullets that hit this lady's house? [img]http://www.blackfive.net/photos/uncategorized/2007/08/14/iraq_bullet_ii.jpg[/img] Is this accurate?[/QUOTE] Obviously they fire the WHOLE bullet. That's 65% MORE bullet, per-bullet! Cave Johnson, we're done here.

[QUOTE=rinoaff33;32382978]Of course people will cry "America, why you no help us?"[/QUOTE]They won't cry about America not helping them, but they will cry when America sells its weapons to an oppressive government so they can overthrow any struggles towards democracy.

After Libya ended up with Sharia law it's probably best we stay out of conflicts.

I'm divided on this. Yemen is a whole different ball game from Tunisia, Egypt, or Libya(kinda). For one, it's at the bottom of the women's right chart, and it seems most of the people protesting aren't young, college educated, liberals/moderates, who had some part in protests in other countries. Basically, if there is a revolution, I feel like the new regime could be worse than the older one. I can also see why Saudi Arabia is involved with this, not wanting their neighbor to turn into a failed state like Somalia and all.

[QUOTE=SpaceGhost;32384155]Alaska has some of the largest oil reserves on the planet and will only be tapped as a last resort.[/QUOTE] i thought alaskan oil peaked back in the 80's

[QUOTE=carcarcargo;32400574]After Libya ended up with Sharia law it's probably best we stay out of conflicts.[/QUOTE] Yes, the NTC supports eye for an eye... /sarcasm.

[QUOTE=doonbugie2;32382651] Kind of ironic how US supported country is using modern US weaponry to help suppress civilian populations and the US will take no action against this.[/QUOTE] Not that modern, the M60 was first in service in like 1961 or 62