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Would be a shame if one of these accidently found its way to the Kremlin...
Unreal Tournament flashbacks… >


Unreal Tournament flashbacks… 

Oh the Redeemer... >

Slow mo, low gravity instagib >


Slow mo, low gravity instagib

Twin Towers >

You mean Facing Worlds, right? :D >

I had that name as my other 50/50 "Was it this one, or that one?".  I did not choose wisely! >

50km range, air launched, anti armor, remotely controlled. That's a tank and artillery killer >

Send one up Putin’s pooper. >

Here in the UK, we are not perfect. We do however send our friends and allies the good shit when times are tough. >

You absolutely did learn some lessons from WWII and lend-lease.  I don't know that the whole "you'd be speaking German now without the US" is actually true, but it would've been far more difficult otherwise.
I guess another lesson may have come from the fact that the UK was paying off those loans until 2006, which I would imagine gets some people's attention as well. >

My friend, we have been selling or exporting or gifting weapons of war worldwide since long before WWII. Do not compare us to these Johnny come lately Americans with a mere century of truly organised warfare. Why, between us, the Germans and the French there was a near-monopoly on cutting edge industrialised tools of death for a time. Some say it is what really caused WWI, though I don't know if that is true or not. Once you peel back the skin on the actions of great powers this is the sort of thing you will find.
As I said, we are not perfect. Nor are our peers, I'm sure. That said, sometimes what you really need is a laser guided missile with a range of 50km that can be remotely guided from the comfort of a command bunker on the other side of the country to turn a specific enemy tank into a pile of flaming wreckage. And on that needful day, we make a very good friend indeed. >

I don’t think people understand how difficult an amphibious landing is to pull off >

Putin’s forehead is begging for one of these >

Begging for DN >

We just need to send them eveything and the kitchen sink >

The kitchen sink too. >

Aim it directly at putin’s dick >

I bet his penis is tiny. >

hopefully by remote control >

Nah.

Yaaaahooooo >

Those are better to avoid missing a real target and hitting civilian stuff. >

Kamakaze now available on Steam through select recruiters >

Awww but the pigeon controlled ones are more fun