I don't think origami ice breakers made out of $100 bills will do much good.
We're good at throwing money and running into overruns. 40 large ships is a hurcleaian task. Unfortunately it's also something that will invite H1B faggoty.
Unironically we should pop one in an arctic ice shelf and see what happens
Won't know until we try
It’s infested with Chinese and Indians. I only want the parts that they don’t live in. Let’s add the Yukon and Northwest Territories to Alaska
they're passing the added costs of the tariffs onto us, the people who will buy stuff, there isn't going to be an affordable replacement in the forseeable future
Jew is getting worn out like a two dollar whore, I've since switched to kike until further notice. Tranny has also replaced faggot for the same reasons.
I hope not, from what I'm reading, a purchase of Canada would be a purchasing of all the illegal Indian immigrants are now USA Illegal immigrants. I don't want Canada or Mexico under a United States Flag. Not to mention historically, expanding an empire too large historically has led to a collapse of that empire. Ancient Chinese civilizations know this.
A lot of people don't understand the physical capital needed to do many of the things America quit doing takes years, if not decades, to create. You can't just run a bunch of money off a printing press, and six months later, you've got huge shipyards and countless skilled tradesmen ready to build, and another six months after that, container ships and carriers are rolling off the line.
They can be taught proper English, like how to say "about" correctly.
Can we are least live like your subject with Republican system. I hate it here.
If you mix the shredded money into blocks of ice it's stronger than concrete.
I think that when we annex the territories, we could potentially allow based Canadians asylum
WHAT YOU SAY?
Canada has a deficit with the US and drugs come through their border. Asking nicely isn't working, how else do you fix this problem?
maple screen turn on.
I agree with what you said there, but without a big chunk of money to start up a cycle we'll never actually get back to that point to begin with. Some shipbuilding capacity can be more readily expanded than none, and none needs a look at why there isn't any and what can be done to fix it. Hell, we could contract out the navy shipbuilders to do it.