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Recently because of the Russia vs. Georgia [the country] incident, Americans are ticked off because the Russia is again NOT on their side. So there is this discussion, and Americans being Americans. Some Americans thought Russia invaded Georgia, USA while it was Georgia, the country.

image dont work for me

i dont get it

Maybe there there for the Military games?

Its a motivator

It says

RUSSIAN ARMY
now in atlanta

O RLY?

no i dont get it ethier

wow people, Georgia

I think hes posting a s/s of a questions forum with people asking about the reds in the us with a motivator included

it's about the city Georgia in Russia, not Georgia in the U.S.

but it also mentions US and Atlanta...

Its about the country georgia.. not a city in russia/usa.

http://worldwar3report.blogspot.com/200 ... llout.html

but that was probrably the response from americans lol.

ohz.

kkthx

Well they're a bit off course.

oh wow...
that one reason we get take geography in school

Oh you meant the country and the war....
I thought It was like the major leagues of military games or something....

George started to screw Osetia, Russian spez-naz scared the Georgian army of 6000. This army was well armed by the Americans. Several latest models of the Hummer along with over tanks and trucks, were taken as trophies. The weapons and ammunition scavenged by people of Osetia was more than enough to arm themselves. Russia did invade anything, they just defended Osetia from Georgian troops that invade Osetia.

you people get trolled way too easy its sad

and jealous countries are being jealous countries, price of greatness...always someone trying to bring us down. American Power!

"Was perl harbor retaliation for the U.S. dropping nukes on Japan?"

Well, there were several reasons behind dropping the nukes on Japan. The most obvious one was that obviously, Japaneses weren't gonna give up easily, it was estimated if US was to do close-quarter battles on Japanese soil to bring Japan down, it would have costed another 1 million American lives. The second big reason was that the Americans knew the atomic bomb was power, but didn't know HOW powerful, so they tried it out on Japan.

rofl at

BAD bear!
BAD bear!

Well, there were several reasons behind dropping the nukes on Japan. The most obvious one was that obviously, Japaneses weren't gonna give up easily, it was estimated if US was to do close-quarter battles on Japanese soil to bring Japan down, it would have costed another 1 million American lives. The second big reason was that the Americans knew the atomic bomb was power, but didn't know HOW powerful, so they tried it out on Japan.[/quote]

Where's the honor in that? And i know it would'ave taken lots of lives but is that any reason to take the lives of others? And btw, I googled this topic about the Atomic bomb and the "justifying reasons" were only in favor of the Americans. They never state any justified reason from the Japanese side (lack of point of view).

Anyways on-topic: there were pics like those of Americans thinking the war was in Georgia, USA. Silly Americans

This topic is just oozing with idiots.

lololol +1

hahahahhaahhaha

Wow.

Talk about ignorance . I bet you are from USA

Hiroshima and Nagasaki were attacked at the order of U.S. President Harry S. Truman on August 6 and 9, 1945.

Prior to December 1941 America was a country divided. Japan had been attacking China since 1937 and worldwide economic sanctions were both in place and being used effectively.

Pearl Harbor was attacked by Japan on December 7, 1941. Japanese planes hit just before 8AM on the 7th. Within a short time after the raid began five of eight battleships at Pearl Harbor were sunk or sinking, the rest were damaged. Several other ships and most Hawaii-based combat planes were also knocked out. More than 2,400 Americans died during the unprovoked raid. Japanese attacks eliminated much of the American Air Force in the Philippines soon after.

No, the Japanese attack against Pearl Harbor was NOT in retaliation. December 7th 1941 is "The day that shall live in infamy." Japanese Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto was quoted as saying, "I fear all we have done is to awaken a sleeping giant and fill him with a terrible resolve." He is also known to have been upset by the bungling of the Japanese Foreign Ministry which led to the attack happening while the countries were technically at peace, thus making the incident an unprovoked sneak attack. It was his belief that Japan could not withstand a prolonged war with the US and that the Pearl Harbor attack would certainly enrage the US.

~Granps
wa! Georgia is under attack? (lol, just kidding)

lmao people have said this too me in real.. its kinda sad really that americans are so ignorant to believe and spread that.