Exactly. There's no comparing regular public forums to the extreme right wing websites/forums. It's becoming a normal procedure for government to shut down hate spreading websites, this won't be a first of any kind.
The disclaimer's great, but to the uninformed public searching for Canadian Army info could easily end up on here and think it's official (unless they read the tiny disclaimer). The point I was trying to make was that no matter what happens in the above mentioned court case, I think Army.ca is safe.
Marc Lemire's White Nationalist website and others like it could be shut down for their content and the fact that they "spread hate", etc, but the ruling would have no effect on 99% of public forums. To think that a site could be legally forced to shut down because a tiny percentage of the posts...
I teach my son what I believe is factual information. Like how by the year 2020, whites will be a minority in the US, that the Canadian immigration policies need a major overhaul to weed out the undesirables that claim to be "political refugee's" so we can't send them back, and that the...
Compared to where? Shilo? Wainwright? Gagetown? Cold lake? Bagotville? Suffield? Where the hell have you been for bases that make Emonton seem like a bad place? ???
I remember doing Basic Training at Cornwallis back in '88 at 18 years old, and finding the PT pretty hard. We had a 28 year old guy on my Battle School course we called "Pappy" since he was 10 years older than all of us. Nowadays we have 50 year old privates showing up at some units (I've seen a...
While there are a few silly comments mixed in the article, most of it isn't too far off the mark in my opinion. His historical and current facts are correct, so I'm not sure what is "disgusting" about it.
It's been estimated the American army/Marines in Iraq fire 250,000 rounds per enemy killed. I'd think our ratio is a bit better than that. The US is buying ammo from Israel since the American ammo manufacturers can't keep up with the demand. :-[
You weren't even close: ;)
On the plains of hesitation lie the blackened bones of countless millions who at the dawn of victory lay down to rest, and in resting died.
Adlai E. Stevenson
It used to be at the PPCLI Battle School back in the day, with the words "never rest!" tagged onto the end.
BATUS is used by the Brits for armoured training, as they don't have a training area where they can practice the tactics that the large area at Suffield provides. NTC is a desert Warfare area that has it's own in-house enemy force (OPFOR) unit with vehicles, helicopters etc, and cycles different...
I'm finishing my Reg Force career off this year (ACS Tech), and I volunteer in my spare time to help with training at the local Canadian Scottish unit. I've been asked by the Coy 2i/c if I'd consider going officer, as there is a great shortage of personell that will agree to attend the phase...
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