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Ronald Reagan died this evening aged 93. I realise most of you are too young to remember him as president of the U.S. and some of you werent even born when he lfet office, but still it's sad to hear of his death, he wasn't a bad President.
R.I.P. Ronald Reagan.
R.I.P. Ronald Reagan.
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Another Ronald gone ...
How many more remain?
How many more remain?
cRaCkHeAd wrote:
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> Who cares of Ronald Regan he never give us anything.
Do people have to give something to you to be noted as having lived?
>
> Who cares of Ronald Regan he never give us anything.
Do people have to give something to you to be noted as having lived?
What I don't understand is that all the newspapers are saying how he beat the commies. But he did nothing, he worsened relations.
He tried Zero Option, which failed.
He abandoned SALT II after Russia invaded Afghanistan.
Both sides boycotted the olympics.
Cruise Missiles were deployed in Europe.
US grain stopped being sent to USSR.
The reason communism collapsed in Europe was that the standard of living in the Western World was so much higher than the communism side, and that the economy couldn't support the competition against the USA for missiles and weapons.
He tried Zero Option, which failed.
He abandoned SALT II after Russia invaded Afghanistan.
Both sides boycotted the olympics.
Cruise Missiles were deployed in Europe.
US grain stopped being sent to USSR.
The reason communism collapsed in Europe was that the standard of living in the Western World was so much higher than the communism side, and that the economy couldn't support the competition against the USA for missiles and weapons.
mattributé wrote:
> 250 million men didn't die in WWII.
>
> I'm very, very sure of that.
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> [Edit]
>
> Damn, misread.
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> I didn't think it was 50 million, though, still.
Include the civilians
> 250 million men didn't die in WWII.
>
> I'm very, very sure of that.
>
> [Edit]
>
> Damn, misread.
>
> I didn't think it was 50 million, though, still.
Include the civilians
250 million men didn't die in WWII.
I'm very, very sure of that.
[Edit]
Damn, misread.
I didn't think it was 50 million, though, still.
I'm very, very sure of that.
[Edit]
Damn, misread.
I didn't think it was 50 million, though, still.
You sob of a presedent, what about those people who died in world war 2 50 million of them
Hedfix wrote:
> cookie monster wrote:
> What if i kill everyone?
>
> Will that satisfy all sides?
>
> That's quite an interesting possibility
"Interesting"
> cookie monster wrote:
> What if i kill everyone?
>
> Will that satisfy all sides?
>
> That's quite an interesting possibility
"Interesting"
cookie monster wrote:
> What if i kill everyone?
>
> Will that satisfy all sides?
That's quite an interesting possibilty.
> What if i kill everyone?
>
> Will that satisfy all sides?
That's quite an interesting possibilty.
Lindgren wrote:
> Ronald Reagan died this evening aged 93. I realise most of you are too
> young to remember him as president of the U.S. and some of you werent
> even born when he lfet office, but still it's sad to hear of his
> death, he wasn't a bad President.
>
> R.I.P. Ronald Reagan.
Who cares of Ronald Regan he never give us anything.
> Ronald Reagan died this evening aged 93. I realise most of you are too
> young to remember him as president of the U.S. and some of you werent
> even born when he lfet office, but still it's sad to hear of his
> death, he wasn't a bad President.
>
> R.I.P. Ronald Reagan.
Who cares of Ronald Regan he never give us anything.
What if i kill everyone?
Will that satisfy all sides?
Will that satisfy all sides?
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