Re: british government moves war****ps into the region

PaPaPeng <PaPaPeng@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

Let's see just how much PingPongPoo gets wrong in just a few
sentences, shall we?

:
:Small war****ps so quickly and conveniently offshore ready to help?
:What can they do?  The coast ****t facilities are wreaked.  What
:equipment or supplies can they bring ashore to bear using their
:lifeboats? 
:

Hint:  Such ****ps have both helicopters and ****p's boats (not
lifeboats, which are something different, but real boats).

:
:The crew size of their ****p is around 150 or less, ...
:

Hint: The crew size of their ****p is around 185, which is larger than
150 vice less.

:
:... most of whom will be needed to man the ****p. 
:

Hint:  On a war****p at anchor at least 75% of the crew is routinely
available for other duties.  Generally they pull liberty, but Myanmar
is not precisely a liberty area.

:
:What can a dozen or two sailors do except get in the way?  
:

Hint:  We're talking on the order of 100 people, medical supplies,
food, fresh water, a helicopter, etc.  

Hint:  Get in the way OF WHAT?  Part of the reason this is such a
disaster is that the central government isn't doing anything to get in
the way of.

:
:I haven't come across any mainstream
:re****t making a case for them to be allowed to do rescue work. 
:

Hint:  Your myopia and intellectual laziness doesn't alter reality.

:
:But I
:do see a lot of nonsense about the West having the moral right to
:invade, overthrow the government and to force their "aid" onto
:Myanmar.
:

Hint:  Your delusions don't alter reality, either.

I agree with you, though.  We should stop begging their government to
let us help their people.  Instead, we should fly over and paper the
place with leaflets saying, "This would be food, but your present
government prohibits us from giving you any aid."

-- 
"May God have mercy upon my enemies; they will need it." 
                    -- General George S Patton, Jr.