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Well, that should last for about 29 more days.

I don't actually have a clue how a Trump administration is going play out. I didn't vote for the man. Indeed, I voted against him, but what I do know about him is that it's not that he, "doesn't understand the implications of his actions.". It's that he doesn't care. He views those who have...

See @F-22Raptor post above. I would also add that we are developing more advanced, long range stealth cruise missiles, more diverse and stealthy launching platforms, etc. It's about modernizing and greatly improving survivability of the arsenal.

I'm sure I am virtually alone in my opinion but I am generally known on this board as being pro-Saudi, but I am glad Aleppo has been retaken. It's one thing for a country to impose a certain religious hegemony when 99% of the population are all of one faith, but Syria is a very diverse country...

To ensure that the ones we have and build in the future, are absolutely survivable and that they can be used even after a massive first strike against us.

And yet, the moment Mr. Trump takes the oath of office, he will be chief executive with the greatest amount of Republican Party control of any GOP president in many, many decades. The presidency, control of Congress with the largest GOP majority since the 1920's, most state governorships, most...

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China, like most countries, has it's unique characteristics, but despite the OP, China's ever growing middle class, will eventually want political freedom just as they have embraced economic freedom. It's all but inevitable, just as it was in Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, Chile...

"after being taken off the plane, “[h]e learned the passenger thought she had heard the word ‘Shahid,’ meaning martyr, which is associated with jihad and has been associated with terrorists." So, first one is not just because he was speaking Arabic...

This one apparently was... http://www.mediaite.com/online/report-passengers-on-delta-flight-disputing-adam-salehs-story-about-phone-call/

That's right. You are not a toddler, which is why you should have no problem at all, backing up your claim as you say, with the news, "filled every week" with such stories.

Just for speaking Arabic? If the news is "filled with such stories every week" , then it should be easy for you to post this week's, or last weeks, or the week before, yes? :azn:

In the United States, the most culturally diverse country on the planet, there are over 37 million airline flights every year. Just take a wild guess at how many tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands, of those flights, with people from all over the world on them, have passengers who...

That's only because white supremacist KKK in America making weapons of mass destruction.....really isn't a story. It's some nutjob who would probably set himself on fire trying to put together a simple molotov cocktail. Berlin and Ankara, really are stories with global repercussions. And for...

You are 100% correct about that. On certain issues, it is simply impossible to discuss with most Turkish posters. The ONLY thing that I originally posted, and I mean the ONLY thing, was that the assassin was, a.) an actual police officer, not some imposter as some had claimed. b.) He had...

So you can provide actual proof then that he did not ever, serve as police detail backing up the president's body guard? Based on what? Sorry, but that is NOT evidence. Look, I could care less about the Gulan movement and maybe he is in some way, associated with the Gulan movement but...

Given the fact that my country's military has way, way too many generals and admirals, itself, the OP makes a good case.

Let's stick to the article you are criticising. Nowhere, does it even suggest that Turkey was behind, guilty, culpable, in any way, with the assassination. It simply states that the assassin was an actual police officer who had worked security details, previously. That is pretty much what I...

Which is exactly what the article said. It never said he was one of Erdogan's bodyguard. Perhaps you should have actually read the article before making a foolish criticism of it. "Mevlut Mert Altintas, 22, served on police details backing up Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s personal body guards"...