Abu Ivanka zijn thread

[rooz]

Gelukkig heeft Obama wel Guantanamo Bay gesloten.

[Matthias]

Vertel eens rooz, wat weet je daarover?

[Jaak]

we zoeken vijf trefwoorden

elk juist trefwoord levert 20 seconden op

[Sintendo]

Hij gaat zich laten zakken, denk ik.

[Bibastar]

Ah, Matthias de alleswetende stelt de vragen..

[Jonah]

ROLLEYES

[Ferrex]

http://deredactie.be/cm/vrtnieuws/cu...sten/1.2922246

"kunst"

[CSM]

Originally Posted by Jaak

Alleszins al minder doden per dag dan onder Obama

Ma bon, Obama kon het wel classy uitleggen

Wat betekent dat zelfs?

[Jaak]

Originally Posted by CSM

Wat betekent dat zelfs?

dat we niet van world peace naar inferno zijn gegaan

[rooz]

bwa, toch redelijk wat geweld gepleegd sinds Trump verkozen isµ


door de verliezers rofl

[CSM]

Originally Posted by Jaak

dat we niet van world peace naar inferno zijn gegaan

Ja, dat zei toch ook niemand?

Er waren gewoon idioten die achter Trump stonden omdat ie zogezegd minder oorlog ging voeren.

[rooz]

idd zogezegd!!!
kijk al die extra oorlogen nu!!

[Jaak]

er zijn zogezegd ook vrouwen die op trump gestemd hebben

kan iemand dit bevestigen

[Jaak]

tzal wel van da 50 shades of grey volk geweest zijn

[Jaak]

da graag hemme da ge hunne pussy pakt

[CSM]

Originally Posted by rooz

idd zogezegd!!!
kijk al die extra oorlogen nu!!

Idd.

Donald Trump has reportedly given the Pentagon permission to carry out more raids in Yemen – despite a botched mission in January that resulted in the deaths of 20 civilians and a US Navy Seal.

The White House told military leaders they can carry out missions in the Gulf state without specific presidential approval.

Negotiations about extending similar permissions to raids in Libya and Somalia are also taking place, CNN reported.

Instead of needing Mr Trump to sign off on specific missions, officials told the broadcaster that military leaders will be given the freedom to carry out operations providing they are in line with a broader strategy agreed by the President.

US Navy Captain Jeff Davis said the White House had acted to "open up a window of opportunity based upon a set geographical area and a set period in time".

As a result of the change, 40 US airstrikes have been launched in Yemen in the last two weeks.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/wo...-a7631126.html

President Donald Trump is proposing historically deep budget cuts that would touch almost every federal agency and program and dramatically reorder government priorities to boost defense and security spending, although it’s likely to face a fight in Congress.

The president’s fiscal 2018 budget request, which will be formally delivered Thursday to U.S. lawmakers, would slash or eliminate many of the Great Society programs that Republicans have for decades tried to peel back while showering the Pentagon and Department of Homeland Security with new resources.

https://www.bloomberg.com/politics/a...o-fund-defense

[Ferrex]

der heeft er alvast ene goesting

http://deredactie.be/cm/vrtnieuws/buitenland/1.2922184

north korea best korea, tillerson worst son

[Jonah]

Originally Posted by rooz

idd zogezegd!!!
kijk al die extra oorlogen nu!!

Geduld jong, geduld.

[CSM]

On Thursday, Trump laid out plans for a military buildup in his first budget request, while asking Congress for $30 billion in extra funds for the military this year. That would include money to "accelerate the campaign to defeat the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria," he wrote in his message to Congress.

The acceleration is already underway.

In recent weeks the Pentagon, at the request of Army Lt. Gen. Stephen Townsend, the top commander in Baghdad, has quietly inserted hundreds of conventional troops into Syria to aid preparations to retake Raqqa, the capital of the Islamic State's self-declared caliphate.

They join at least 500 American troops already inside Syria and more than 5,000 American military advisers, trainers and attack helicopter crews in Iraq, where Iraqi forces are waging an intense fight to retake the northern city of Mosul.

The moves mark an escalation in the three-year-old campaign to dislodge the Islamic State from large swaths of its territory.

The Pentagon is also considering sending several thousands of additional troops to Kuwait as what one military official with direct knowledge described as a "reserve" force for the anti-ISIS fight in Iraq and Syria. And a stepped-up U.S. bombing campaign in recent weeks against al Qaeda in Yemen is raising further questions about deeper involvement in that country's civil war, while the commander in Afghanistan recently telegraphed that he will seek more forces — on top of 8,400 already there — to beat back a Taliban resurgence.

http://www.politico.com/story/2017/0...p-trump-236156

[rooz]

Shit tegen jullie vriendjes