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2 carriers with 10,000 people not counting the other ships in a carrier battle group because carriers don't travel alone. with 180 aircraft is TOO MUCH.
It is a serious missallocation of resources.
Originally posted by MrSpad
So of course nobody here has bothered to ask what Carriers? Because as of right now no Carriers or AWS are in the area. Thier are two carriers in the Atlantic but not near Europe nor heading there. Of course the fact that the US has airbases in the UK would make the entire idea of needing carriers silly to begin with. Oh ATS is their nothing you will not believe.
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But day one of the G8 in Northern Ireland ended with a tense Obama-Putin face off over arming the rebels in Syria. In a rousing speech at Belfast's Waterfront Hall on Monday morning, US president Barack Obama urged the young people of Northern Ireland to build on the successes of the peace process and strive to heal the divides that still afflict the region. Addressing an audience of 2,000 invited guests, the majority of whom were school children, the president said it was up to young people to challenge hardened attitudes and prejudices and push the current generation of political leaders to drive towards lasting reconciliation. America's First Lady Michelle Obama also spoke at the Waterfont, before travelling to Dublin with their daughters. Obama then made the journey to Fermanagh where he and David Cameron took a break during intense discussions about Syria and other issues facing the G8 summit to help pupils with a mural at a local school. The two leaders visited Enniskillen Integrated Primary School as they prepared for the formal start of the two-day summit being held in the Northern Irish town. En route in the president's armoured car, known as The Beast, the pair discussed the fraught issues facing global leaders gathered in the UK for the annual talks, most notably the serious split in the international community over the Syria crisis. Monday afternoon saw Europe and America launch talks on a free trade deal which Prime Minister David Cameron believes could add £100 billion to the world economy. Cameron also had talks with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, whom he last met as leader of the opposition in 2007, and said he hoped to further develop "the very good state of bilateral relations between Britain and Japan". But the day ended with the Western nations facing down Russian president Vladimir Putin over his support for the regime of Bashar Assad in Syria. Divisions between Moscow and the West were laid bare at the annual gathering of world leaders, which comes days after President Barack Obama suggested the US may send weapons to the Syrian opposition.www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk...
Originally posted by dragonridr
Originally posted by MrSpad
So of course nobody here has bothered to ask what Carriers? Because as of right now no Carriers or AWS are in the area. Thier are two carriers in the Atlantic but not near Europe nor heading there. Of course the fact that the US has airbases in the UK would make the entire idea of needing carriers silly to begin with. Oh ATS is their nothing you will not believe.
Well i checked into the press in ireland and yes the ships are there. Doesnt surprise me though this is a G8 summit It would surprise me if they werent there all those world leaders in one place. Yhe Irish are having a field day reporting on the summit heres today.
Originally posted by neo96
The Secret Service also have diplomatic immunity which will allow them to shoot to kill a would-be assassin without fear of prosecution.
So the Waffen SS has 'diplomatic immunity' means they can shoot and kill anyone even if it's not a 'would be assassin'.
Me thinks someone didn't bother reading the source.
The Belfast Telegraph.co.uk
Originally posted by neo96
Me thinks someone didn't bother reading the source.
The Belfast Telegraph.co.uk
Originally posted by HauntWok
reply to post by neo96
Me thinks someone didn't bother reading the source.
The Belfast Telegraph.co.uk
But of particular interest are two larger grey boats on trailers on the shore. We hear those are owned and manned by the US marines and are part of back-up plans, apparently factored into worst case scenarios in relation to the most high-profile G8 attendee, President Obama. Our boat is ushered away firmly as we outlive our welcome and it is back to the lough.
Originally posted by HauntWok
reply to post by neo96
Me thinks someone didn't bother reading the source.
The Belfast Telegraph.co.uk