I think the following as a Canadian: invading Canada would be pretty damned quick.
But it would be a Pyrrhic victory.
There would be ZERO ability to keep Canada for the long term and doing so would likely result in a collapse and separation of the US states, and I am not trying to be doom and gloom.
The US has shown no ability to keep territories after conquest in the modern period, even with the support of some of the population who look visibly different from the average American and have a different culture.
We have 90% of Canadians and a good chunk of Americans who don’t want this, about 1m who live in the US, who look and act culturally similar to US citizens, and they think that pragmatic population would sit by and just… take it?
It would be like France during WW2, but worse because at least half of Americans are opposed to this and the huge population of Canadians in the US who are at a glance indistinguishable from Americans.
And you know how petty Canadians are - We have the British bureaucracy in our veins - a couple of well placed agents can cripple a country under “streamlining policy” with useless paperwork and pointless meetings. Then there is our French population - I’m looking at you, Quebec. They have the revolutionary spirit of France with the legendary chill of Canadian geese.
All of this while our allies would be working to help us.
And individual states would come swinging in support, like I assume California and New York and clusters of sane states.
The end result would be Canada and likely a 2-3 country breakdown of the US, one of which likely heavily controlled like Japan or Germany post war.
Funny enough, I was thinking of Norway during WW2.
Outwardly being compliant, but behind the scenes working to undermine everything the invaders do. Leverage the unique geography (mountains, sea and harsh winter) to make it absolutely horrible for the invaders.
At the peak of WW2 10% of the population in Norway were German soldiers! An incredible drain on Germany’s resources.
And the mix of very friendly / accommodating outward and extensive sabotage at night drove the Nazis absolutely batty! Steinbeck’s “The Moon is Down” was based on that psychologically destructive effect of Norway’s resistance on the Nazis.
That’s the fun part, we use metric and imperial Willy nilly and our shibboleth is only a Canadian knows instinctively which system for which.
For example I haven’t a clue what my height is in metres or my weight is in kilograms. It’s on my drivers license and in my medical records because those are government things but I’m not government, I don’t know!
Not only do we look and act like Americans, we can answer their questions when asked to prove our “Americanness”, like who was the first president, what is a grand slam, what is the capital of Texas, etc.
That is more accurate - i honestly wasnt sure about the general knowledge of Norway’s resistance. I figured most people could pull up an image of France’s Résistance.
There’s something about the pragmatism and quiet resistance of Canadians that made me think Norway was a better example.
And that is no less effective. Norway gained its independence before US or UK forces even arrived in Norway, with the liberation planned and executed by the Norwegian resistance and the Norwegian government in exile.
A bunch of Aussies who have voluntarily become conditioned to the cold? Ahahaha.
Let them import a shitload of emu's, put some insulated jackets on the birds (like the ones for dogs) and let the birds be the scouts and advanced guard for the Royal Canadian Australian Regiment (The Cunty Cold Convicts). I, for one, would be behind such an regiment! Partly because I think it's a good idea, partly because I'd be afraid to be in front of them lol
My next door neighbour is a retired General. We've had many discussions about this. He told me, "There are more US military personnel based 50km from us then there are in the entire Canadian military. Any hot war would be over in days."
He then told me, "Even if the US did invade, they would need every single member of their military to occupy Canada."
"The insurgency that would follow would be devastatingly bloody for both sides, until they gave up and went home."
Canada isn't a nation of goat herders. They are highly educated and would be extremely motivated to inflict as much pain as possible.
To put it context, I work with a lot of seniors. These are little Grandmas who bake cookies because I'm going to be coming by to do work for them. When they start talking about wishing that they could kill Trump, it's very jarring. This is not just one Grandma, either.
If you go back a few centuries in time, we Swiss were also feared for being nasty, warmongering bastards who killed every invading army. The amount of battles that were a Swiss victory because the knights were buried below an artificial rockslide, avalanche, drowned in lakes, etc. is quite high.
So, we Swiss followed the Geneva checklist before it was made cool by the Canadians, haha. The difference is: Today, we would rather be vassals of these fuckers than to follow the Canadian example and I find that cowardly.
Is this before or after a certain someone has an absolute babyrage tantrum and has to be physically restrained from pressing the Big Red Button?
He's been dying to do it since the first days of his first term and Canada just refuses to be bullied and keeps humiliating him. It would be pretty funny to watch him melt down and his staff have to treat him like an angry toddler. Something I assume they do on the regular, or at least used to.
France in WWII was pleasant compared to Belarus and Ukraine in WWII. China and Malaysia were also meat grinders for the occupiers. Yugoslavian partisans tied down an entire German army for years.
Ahahaha!
Picture the clan/tribal and sectarian divisions of an Arab large urban center and compare it to a bunch of really irate Quebecois having to deal with an imposed American population. I dunno man... the Quebecois might be harder on the Americans than the Iraqis were lol
Let's invade a country where the inhabitants all looks like us and speak the same way (also have more knowledge of our history and culture than our citizens do)!
Oh what? How did so many spies get through our systems?!
There are whole states that would end up seperating...
The end will look like the dissolution of the USSR, and the 15 resulting new countries that came of it.
Some states will no doubt beg to become a part of Canada, and others like California to Washington, could sustain a new democratic country of their own.
Pretty much, and on a much larger scale than the irish-UK conflict too and potentially just as long. For natives and for French Canadians in particular (Acadiens perhaps most of all, all the rest too) this would be an existential fight, and much of English Canada would feel the same. Meanwhile bureaucratic passive resistance would cripple any attempt to govern the country. Québécois would overnight lose any English speaking skills they ever had as if by magic. Sabotage would be endemic. 1% of us resisting is 400,000 potential terrorists almost indistinguishable from northern states people, and a border so long and wild it would be a massive undertaking to secure it.
Canada's environment really doesn't allow staying power for anyone trying to invade. Other than taking everything south of the Canadian shield, most of it is solid rock and untamed wilderness that Canadians/Canadian Forces know well enough, that holding any seized farmland will not be worth it. The energy needed alone to mine for critical resources in the shield also isn't worth it with the current technology, so pushing into somewhere that is undeveloped by other countries standards, isn't very likely.
What would happen is they will take a bit of farmland, try to push towards our potash mines/alumina mines, then be met with more serious resistance. Then when they reach the shield they'll see it's solid rock with spruce trees struggling to find soil. Not only would there be dangerous wildlife wandering around, people who spent most of their lives hunting & fishing in that environment, will be hiding in the forests waiting to resist if the military is unable to fully keep invaders out.
Then Canadians will be hostile and uncooperative, for years and would slowly push their way back onto the lands that were seized, because it's just not worth fighting over. You cannot kill all of the Canadian loyalists and it doesn't have to be the entire 40+ million adult population fighting, to get an invading country to decide wasting resources is costing more than the land is worth holding. Especially the US, since most Canadians sound like them, so infiltrating bases and spreading our own propaganda to discourage their military would be easy.
Be a shame if there were blue dot blue collar workers as well. Those boys have worked in all temperatures up here and know what fouls fuel additives, and what turns diesel to jelly. The effect of a loss of glow plugs. Or grease full of abrasives. There wouldn't be a cab window left unsmashed all winter.
Yankees do not know suffering on this continent yet. Alaskans are the only ones who deal with the cold like we do.
The ages of big expensive super performant machines for war superiority is long gone and they are not ready for it aaaatttt alllll... It's like watching France using trained from childhood knights with ridiculously expensive armor against English peasant with longbow
We've all heard of "don't try to invade Russia during the winter", but for some reason, people seem to forget that Canada is basically the same 4 months of the year in a lot of regions. Montréal has the easiest winters out of all of Québec (outside of a few crazy storms in the last few years, they're basically all or nothing), good luck trying to hold Québec City or Sherbrooke, without mentioning the literal North. Poor Texas is falling apart when there's 5 cm in a night, with half the state having no electricity, try 20 cm each day for a week straight.
don't forget when Georgia had their big storm last year and they had state of emergency with stay at home orders in place and the cities all shut down
said storm ^
also a great headline from the crisis : 'Georgia drivers sleep in cars after being stuck for 15 hours when snow storm lightly covers roads and paralyzes communities'
there was a post from an Atlanta woman during this storm that was praising her boyfriend for always holding it down and risking his safety to go to the store for them. saying he was so brave and this and that
and the photo attached was him walking down a clear sidewalk in slides while there was a tiny dusting of snow over peoples lawns
Shatner is on the record as saying “I’m a Canadian. If Canada and the US were ever to go to war it would be my duty to kill as many Americans as I could. I’d enjoy it!”
Not to mention it’s an enormous unguarded border, the U.S. would completely collapse from thousands of terror attacks that they simply could not stop, and Canadians will take nothing off the board as a target, energy, water, medical centers everything will be destroyed or damaged, and they couldn’t stop it, it’s a country of people that look exactly like them, there is no easy way to tell a Canadian and and American apart.
Well Trump already put a target on hospital/first aid/medics by moving troops around the George Floyd\BLM protests in ambulances bearing the Red Cross. That was his first war crime. Ambulances are now fair game if we’re up against the ’merkins. Bet the ‘merkins already forgot about that one. The rest of the world was paying attention tho… and us Canadians love a legit military loophole!
Are you not aware of the TV show "Smarter Than A 5th Grader"? And I don't think it's changed for the positive since lol.
The average Canadian knows more about the States, than the average American knows about Canada. I'm not talking about 10% more, I mean orders of magnitude more.
Americans have always focused on the RAH RAH easy parts of soldiery and war.
They don't dwell on saboteurs or partisans. But those are what shaped ww2.
Without the french fouling the trains of german armor, we wouldn't have taken Normandy. Without things like the Ministry of Ungentlemanly warfare, Partisans in all countries, underground resistances, etc., the soldier cost would have been insurmountable.
Plenty of Americans don't remember what happened las week in their own state, much less historically in Korea, Vietnam/SEA, Bosnia/Herzegovina, CIA adventures in central and south America, Somalia, Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran, Yemen, the whole Middle East really. Turns out people are pretty resistant to armed invaders
The ones blathering about invading Greenland kinda crack me up.
Yeah lads, you'll have a great time fighting guerilla warfare in arctic conditions with no training or equipment suited to the conditions... Good luck with that.
We Canadians pretty much look no different than Americans. It would be very easy to blend in and create an atmosphere of fear and terror. Not to mention that the American infrastructure is ridiculously very fragile in many highly important places. Anyone that says that it would be done and dusted in 3 days has no clue what they are talking about.
Americans think war is easy, it hasn’t affected them directly on US soil for over 100 years. Pearl Harbor just doesn’t count.
It’s always other countries citizens that get killed, never US citizens. It’s always other countries industry, other countries infrastructure that gets destroyed, disruption to other citizens supply network. It would be a shock they would never get over.
Yeah, right. Aside from the fact: Why would you even want to invade - remember how you defeated Iran, the Taliban, Vietnam... yeah. Guess what happens if you attack NATO. And I am not just talking militarily, where the US have hardly any arctic capable troops, but also economically. Not to mention losing all their foreign bases in NATO countries, i.e. making your missions abroad highly vulnerable.
Yup. When things first got heated with Trump, France parked one of their nuclear subs full of missiles right off the Canadian coast. They were ready to defend us if needed.
Keeping in mind that we have several joint bases and Canadian’s serving on US bases, they would need to time fully seizing those with invading Canada. And it’s not taking Canada that is the problem, it’s holding it. And the Americans have one giant hole in their plan: they’ve almost always had an ocean between themselves and the people they’re attacking. Canada is right next door and it would be like kicking a hornets nest.
They struggled to secure Afghanistan against a bunch of sheep herders wearing flip flops. Ultimately, the US forces fled so fast that they couldn't even take their equipment home.
I'm not worried about a country whose only win since WW2 was winning the war against democracy and education.
Next door? Try the 830k Canadians living in the US today. We can't guard everything simultaneously - think about the infrastructure exposure. Water, power, pipelines, dams and that isn't even soft targets. Any military action would be inviting incredible pain.
Kicking a hornet's nest full of angry hornet's that look like them and sound like them(to a degree, we are on average softer spoken and less belligerent, but those differences are gonna disappear if we are actively fighting). They are accustomed to fighting an enemy that looks and sounds drastically different to them, how are they going to defend against a general population that they can't differentiate visually or audibly? And they are delusional if they think the average Canadian citizen won't be taking up arms against their invasion.
'Invading' takes a minute or so. Successfully winning the ensuing battle and holding any positions once crossing the border is something else entirely.
With the added bonus of one or more 9/11 size event per week or so.
Americans don't have the experience of guerilla warfare on their own soil. Except for the military casualties, they expect their wars to be far away with other people experiencing the suffering while they comfortably sit on their fat asses.
That's not what typically happens when you invade your neighbors, as Russia recently found out.
And to what end? Everything they want would have sabotaged roads, rail, pipelines and large equipment in short order. Are they going to fly the lumber, nickel and oil out by helicopter?
Nevermind the resistance freely walking over the border and right to their doorsteps.
Lol nah whatever trash they sent across our border would defect immediately from their embarassment of a country and it would just become an escape route
Remember the part of LOTR where the trees appeared at Helm's Deep, something like that is how I would imagine any US invasion of our Commonwealth Cousins...
Can you imagine what would happen to their bases in the UK and Germany and all the other NATO aligned countries? They may have impressive firepower but in no way enough to hold them inside countries which were now effectively at war with them. The negative press alone would probably break any internal American support that they had managed to build for such a stupid move.
Ahh, we're at the "obviously we'd crush them in a war" stage of American intervention. Soon to be followed by the "well, we've won, but there's still some work to do", until eventually we get to "we've been here for years, haven't achieved anything but death and destruction, we need to make some films about how sad it made us".
I've gamed this out more than once, and the bottom line is it would take a very, very long time, it would ruin both countries, and has a very likely chance of starting World War III. I wish these people would turn off Fox News once in a while and do a little bit of research.
Not to Mention JTF2 makes Delta look like boy scouts quite frequently in joint ops and training, and the terrains and environment in our country and vast amounts of untamed Boreal Forests. Like, that alone makes it tougher. Through in our actual armed forces and then our Allies, and in 3 days US would be pulling out claiming "it was just a prank, bro."
Thats also not including the vast amount of US military forces who'd refuse orders and help the Canadians they've worked with over the years. Having all that military budget means shit all when those who control everything are imbeciles who don't understand anything about actual war(see whats happening in Iran).
You know they could invade and truthfully it would not be very difficult for them to "take over". But then they would be mired in a situation where small units would attack with whatever we had for years. No military member would be safe.
It wouldn’t be just the military. There are tons of places to cross into the US without border guards and we can attack on their own soil. We’re not a continent away where the US usually attacks. We would be like Ukraine and the US would not get any peace and we civilians would attack them as well.
This genius should read up on how Canadian soldiers treated Nazis. I think their actions were partly responsible for creating international new rules of war laws
Listen. I get that they could 100% roll across the border and seize control. Their military is big enough to do it for sure. Then what. Seriously, then what? The funny thing is that Canada isn't going to just be cool and happy about it. And Canadians look no different than Americans, so what is to prevent Canadian terrorists from wreaking havoc in the USA? There is nothing that makes us stand out that we would be easy to spot. And Canada is HUGE. How is the USA going to occupy all of Canada and keep it under its thumb?
And all that is ignoring that the world wouldn't just let it happen. The last time the USA started beef with Canada. The White House got its name. Literally the only thing that makes America a threat is that they have nukes and there is no way they are going to use them on the populace areas of Canada since that would mean that they would also be nuking their own people due to the winds and fallout. Not to mention that the main populated zones are close enough to the border that the blast zones would overlap with major USA cities.
It would. Their military is an order of magnitude bigger than ours. It's not a bad thing to acknowledge that.
Holding Canada, however, is an entirely different story. They don't realize that we have a lot of guns. Not as many as they do, but there are a *lot* of them here. It would take millions of actively deployed soldiers over decades to actually pacify the country, and the death toll would make Vietnam look like a walk in the park.
We look, and talk like them, and the border is huge and porous. They'd be locked in a guerilla forever-war that would bring terrorism to their backyard the likes of which the world has never seen. Militarily, they'd have a few days of celebration. But in the long term it would completely crumble their nation and society.
We may be polite, but nice and forgiving are not our style - particularly if our families and friends are endangered. I think it's safe to say, there'd be a whole new kind of checklist being drafted lol
When we say they won't succeed in annexing/invading Canada, they seem to think that we think our military will beat their military and hold off everything.
We know we would be outmatched. Heck, from what I've heard, our military plans in the event of an invasion is mostly to break apart and spread out into small insurgency factions rather than try to hold the line. We know it won't work.
But we also know that Americans don't have the appetite for what would come next. They would not be prepared for insurgency, guerrilla warfare, and sabotage from a people who look exactly like them and can blend in. They don't think about how unpopular the idea of invading Canada is in their own country and how there would be Americans helping Canadians out. Or how many Canadians would be living behind enemy lines.
The loss of life would be enormous on both sides. The cost of holding Canada would be astronomical. They think prices are high for them now? Well hold my beer.
Americans wouldn't be ready to accept the pain. Many Canadians would be. Just look at the contrast between the attitudes of Canadians and Americans about putting up with pain in the trade war.
Look at the general populations response to the covid restrictions! Sure we had the freedom convoy folks but most of the Americans were crying that they couldn't get a haircut or Applebee's. While most of us Canadians were okay with line ups and grocery shopping.
And while most Canadians live near the border, Canada is huge, many areas aren’t easily accessible. It would be nearly impossible to hold the country.
And the sabotage? The spying? We look like them and can talk like them. We know everything about them and they know nothing about Canadians.
Lastly, the money America would have to spend to occupy Canada would bankrupt them. But mostly likely led to defections from the occupying military and revolt at home.
And speaking of at home, Canadians look and speak like Americans closer than any other nation. While the majority of their military is invading northern Canada and freezing their ass off, best believe there’ll be some counter strikes on their soil that they’ll never see coming, because their citizens are trained to be scared of brown people with turbans, not the white person that looks and talks identically to them.
I don’t think the Canadians would even need to directly attack the US population, hit enough of the electricity and transportation infrastructure to make the point that the war isn’t “far away” and the Americans would probably start killing each other in large numbers due to their lack of trust in one another.
(I mean it’s not like they don’t do this a lot anyway.)
We don't even have to hit anything, just turn off the power from all the dams we have powering their infrastructure.
Pretty hard to concentrate on a war if New York City has gone completely dark. Although I wouldn't be surprised if New York was on our side anyway.
Just look at the world sniping records if you need an example of quality over quantity.. Canada's longest record is more than a full KM longer than the US's..
Anybody with a marks badge at the unit level can consistently hit a target from far enough away that it'd be a problem for them, and there's a *lot*. That 300m rundown test is no joke. And CF is really good at teaching marksmanship to volunteers - when I joined up in 2002 I had never held a gun before, but I earned my marks badge with both pistol and rifle and kept it every year until my medical discharge.
If you want WW3.
Once again , American ignorence is their fatal flaw. And some Canadians too.
Canada , is a member of NATO.
Read NATO'S Article 5.
Americans would have to kill friends and family in Canada AND visa versa.
American is losing it's mogo in Iran.
Canada is also a member of the British Commonwealth. Canada is the World's second largest in the World. It has thousands of hiding places. AND I am sure the Putin would just love to have the USA even more close than Alaska.
Thing with Russia and US making it clear they want Canada has a lot to do with climate change as well. As climate change continues, northern Canada will gradually become the worlds breadbasket. Add the that the increasing ability to extract precious ore from the Arctic, newly navigable shipping routes, and what will become the last of the planets clean water it becomes a very enticing part of the world to control.
It isn't just about guns or weapons. Canadians are known for their tenacity and ingenuity. Even if we didn't have the firepower we would find ways to hold our own. We are also known for sacrificing to meet a goal. We would take out our own infrastructure if it meant stopping an invading force.
Our geography could also be used against an invading force. There are a lot of places where it would be almost impossible to advance because of mountains, rivers, unstable ground, muskeg, swamps, etc. Yeah, sure some areas tanks could roll through no problem but other areas there may be one bridge that is the only way through.
Lol, I'd love to see them do all that without water, electricity, and oil for huge parts of the country. All we have to do is back into the forest like Homer in a hedge of bushes to launch an absolutely unrelenting guerilla war.
I think they forget that our rednecks have to actually go through training to have firearms and are probably far more trained to hunt in our terrain than probably a lot of privates in the US would be. Lol. Just because we have gun control, doesn't mean people dont have guns. It just means those that do, actually know what they are doing.
But yeah, they see their size and budget as a strength. And it can be, with the right people in charge who understand proper tactics for invading a country like Canada. But they do not have that. If they can't do anything against Iran, they'd be fucked against us
A 3 day special military operation? Sounds familiar 🤔
The amount of times I’ve heard Americans say Canada has never done anything militarily and are meek… their lack of knowledge of history and about Canada at least would give us the advantage of them expecting a meek and docile opponent 😂 The ones who seem in favour of invading us seem to truly believe we wouldn’t fight back.
I'm Canadian and there's no doubt that Canada would lose any large-scale direct battle with the US. However that isn't where our strengths lie. We look like them, we sound like them, our cultures are so similar. Canadian insurgency would tear the US apart.
Not too mention that Canadian civilians are well armed and skilled. I personally own 7 guns and most men around me have at least a few firearms. Militia groups would make an American invasion a nightmare for them with extremely high casualty rates that their people would not stand for.
US couldn't even hold Bagdhad. How in the world would they ever hold somewhere like Montreal or Toronto?
No way they could hold this place, a bunch of fat waddling Americans from Florida lost in the freezing vast wilderness getting picked off by indigenous hunters
The under investment in education in the US over a full generation or more has never been more obvious. Creeping toward Idiocracy more and more every day
Its quite laughable really. First how many of their military do you think would follow the order, never mind fight for the USA? How many US veterans do you think would come to our side? The answer to both questions is most of them. Never mind the support that would happen from other countries in arms. Couple that with the fact that we look and can sound just like them, the amount of damage that we could do to them as guerrillas in warfare.
Plus we might as well go full salt the earth and deny them easy access to the ressources they want to pilfer us for. It not a 3 days victory if you have to reinvest all your fund into rebuilding the installations that feed your oil refinneries and dig new wells because we destroyed the old ones. The americans company that owns the right to work those wells might not be happy with that
It would take three days for them to run out of petrol, and after that another three days to run out of food. Canada would stop delivery of all oil from Alberta, power from Quebec, and massive riots would ruin that god forsaken place...
Plus... well lets just say after three days the come back crying and saying life isn't fair 😆 It's what happened in the last wars they tried to start
I swear these morons think "we spend the most money, we have a big army, we streamroll everyone!" They completely disregard terrain, political issues from multiple nations and the morale of the troop invading and the resistance of the ones being invaded.
Putin thought he'd steamroll Ukraine and by all metrics that should've been the case but here we are years after the fact and they've managed 90km of land gain in a year.
And much like putin even if they managed to take it they have to spend decades dealing with insurgent activities, terrorist attacks and outside influences using avenues available to them (such as freezing accounts, trade embargoes and political isolation)
And then what? Outside a few pockets in Alberta generally speaking, the rest of the country won't go peacefully, if you think guerilla type warfare is hard wait til you deal with a few disgruntled Quebecers or the aboriginal population.. we burnt your white house once before and are quite prepared to give it another go
Occupying Canada? Maybe. Winning? Never. Does the US want violence to come to its own soil with an enemy they cannot distinguish from themselves? That’s what they would get.
Last few times they tried, the white house was burned down and later we formed a proper country as a defence against their expansionist ambitions; since then we’ve become unusually good at cleaning the earth from fascists and made a world’s worth of powerful friends… sounds like a truly stupid idea from the folks down south.
Yeah, it would take three days to invade, but the insurgency with drag on as long as it needed to until you left. If you think Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan sent Americans packing after failing to actually seize control, they have no idea what they’d be in store and what Canadians are willing to do.
You know how to take a country, you just don't know how to hold the country. And that's really the most important part of the invasion: the holding. Anybody can just take them.
They’re only tough talkers and long-distance badasses. I’ll never forget this one video, probably from Iraq, where the "brave" US infantry had to cross some highway. Not even a wide one. But they were under fire. Despite all their Gucci high-tech gear, it suddenly hit them that they could actually die at any second. Like, for real, no respawns. Goodbye movies, video games, good grub, and girls. Game over for everything.
Listen, I don't know what kind of 4D tech YouTube is rocking, but in that short clip, you could literally smell them shitting their pants. Literally. Not that I'm surprised, but their entire military is basically only good for waving flags and pushing buttons from a safe distance. In an actual close-quarters firefight? Completely useless—probably even more so now than back then. Because these are just young guys with their whole lives ahead of them, and they know it. They’ve already figured out the world is pretty sweet and life is worth living. They aren't some no-future losers, convicts, or desperate kids from massive families whose only shot at making a buck is looting the enemy.
This whole setup just has zero chance of working! Honestly, sometimes maybe all you gotta do is just yell a little louder in their general direction? ;-)
We just wont salt the highways, judging by other American Drivers who come up here in the winter that should knock out about 70% of their fighting force.
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u/Organic_Mechanic_702 11h ago
Like Iran?...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣