So, you are a Cult, you have uniforms, badges and an oath. You hate niggers and jews and mixing people most. You are on drugs. Every day. You call it medication or just lie about it. Your training is bad, your are weak, you can only scare the weak, but keep big mouthing like no second and know it.
Then, you use Hollywood movie computer technology to make your kids appear as they did that and big mouth against the original.
Why would you do that no matter the drugs in your brain??
We never found an answer.
Born to die, but that we all are. Just what for?
#sktr #provos #constitutionalism
#undergroundwars
The phrase "Petreaus being shot just a skater" appears to reference a specific, accidental shooting incident involving General David Petraeus and a soldier's comment in a military context.
The incident occurred in 1991 during a live-fire exercise at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. A soldier (not a "skater") tripped, causing his M-16 rifle to discharge a single round that accidentally struck then-Lt. Col. Petraeus in the chest.
The term "skater" is military slang used to describe individuals who try to avoid work or duty, often by visiting sick call. One account of the event notes that while there are many "skaters" in the ranks, Petraeus was eager to return to duty, even performing 50 push-ups in the hospital to persuade doctors to discharge him just days after the shooting, demonstrating the opposite of being a "skater".
The phrase you used likely originates from online discussions or forums, where people might joke or comment about the incident and military culture, possibly linking the "skater" term to the soldier who accidentally fired the weapon or contrasting Petraeus's resilience with the "skater" mentality.
Key details of the shooting:
The incident occurred in 1991 during a live-fire exercise at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. A soldier (not a "skater") tripped, causing his M-16 rifle to discharge a single round that accidentally struck then-Lt. Col. Petraeus in the chest.
The term "skater" is military slang used to describe individuals who try to avoid work or duty, often by visiting sick call. One account of the event notes that while there are many "skaters" in the ranks, Petraeus was eager to return to duty, even performing 50 push-ups in the hospital to persuade doctors to discharge him just days after the shooting, demonstrating the opposite of being a "skater".
The phrase you used likely originates from online discussions or forums, where people might joke or comment about the incident and military culture, possibly linking the "skater" term to the soldier who accidentally fired the weapon or contrasting Petraeus's resilience with the "skater" mentality.
Key details of the shooting:
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