joe biden trying to escape "lets have this debate somewhere else" what a loser

@0riginal lol you don't need to post it in multiple channels.

oh

no one was in the other one lmao

it was under rated

lmao

No one is in any right now because it's early 😂

The Battle of Verdun was not only one of the Bloodiest Battles of the First World War, but also one of the most Bloodiest battles of the 20th century.

The Battle of Verdun lasted 11 months from the 21st of February till the 18th of December 1916. It was also one of the longest campaigns of the Great War and had one of the heaviest casualties of the war including Civilian Loss of life.

The total number of casualties during the Horrific ten months ( 9 months , 3 weeks and 6 days ) of the Battle of Verdun was 337,000 including 143,000 German and 162,440 French. Although some articles state the number of casualties is around 500,000 - 800,000 in total with numbers of 714,231 in total and France having around 337,231 and the Germans around 337,000 , around 70,000 a month. The number of body’s lost during the battle of Verdun is not enough to comprehend the amount of not only total chaos but also destruction which took place at Verdun and the surround areas mainly the northern Hills of Verdun-Sur-Meuse.

The first column of Soviet roops return to the Soviet Union on May 18 1988

Scouts are leaving for the mountains of Jalalabad

Sappers after demining a mountain road in Jalalabad

A column of armoured personnel carriers with soldiers riding from Herat to Kushka as they leave Afghanistan in 1988

Mujahideen with a captured recoilless rifle

@Clemens continue, good sir.

Soviet Afghan war re-anactment

Afghan resistance fighters returning to a village destroyed by Soviet forces in 1986

Soviet heavy armor at a small encampment in snowy foothills near Kabul on January 7 1980, a few weeks after elements of the Soviet armed forces entering Afghan territory

Facebook recently censored one of my history memes for '"violating our Community Standards on dangerous individuals..." I wondered what they had against Churchill and asked for a review and they admitted their mistake and allow me to keep it up. No, they didn't flag because of Churchill but the other guy.

The Three Servicemen Statue at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington D.C.

The statue by Frederick Hart was placed near the Wall in late 1984.

Photo Taken: April 2006

Located under the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, this brass pavement plaque commemorates the fighters of the first Indochina war.

Photo taken: May 2011

if you had to pick a democrat who would it be?

like any democrat

like president

id say lbj or clinton or jfk

jfk and lbj are the same i guess

clinton had a very good econimy

In this 1965 photo, paratroopers cross a river in the rain near Ben Cat, in the south.

Hovering U.S. Army helicopters pour machine gun fire into a tree line to cover the advance of South Vietnamese ground troops in March 1965. The troops were moving to attack a Viet Cong camp northwest of Saigon near the Cambodian border.

A Vietnamese man holds the body of his child as South Vietnamese Army Rangers look down from their armored vehicle near the Cambodian border on March 19, 1964.

An unidentified U.S. Army soldier sports the slogan "War Is Hell" on his helmet in Vietnam on June 18, 1965.

A South Vietnamese soldier beats a farmer with the blunt end of a knife for allegedly supplying inaccurate information about the movement of Viet Cong guerrillas in a village west of Saigon. Jan. 9, 1964.

Comedian and actor Bob Hope entertains U.S. troops in front of the Hotel Hispanola, which was used as officers' quarters in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, during the Vietnam War in 1965. Hope did regular tours abroad as a salute to American troops from 1964 through 1972, a tradition he had established during World War II.

U.S. Marines emerge from their muddy foxholes at sunrise after a third night of attacks by North Vietnamese troops on Sept. 21, 1966.

The body of an American paratrooper killed in action near the Cambodian border is raised to an evacuation helicopter in Vietnam in 1966.

Wounded Marine Gunnery Sgt. Jeremiah Purdie is led past stricken comrades after a fierce firefight for control of Hill 484 south of Vietnam's demilitarized zone in 1966.

U.S. Army helicopters providing support for ground troops fly into a staging area 50 miles northeast of Saigon in South Vietnam in 1966.

U.S. Army medic James E. Callahan of Pittsfield, Mass., tends to a seriously wounded soldier north of Saigon in June 1967.

American infantrymen crowd into a mud-filled bomb crater and look up at tall jungle trees seeking out Viet Cong snipers firing at them during a battle in Phuoc Vinh, north-northeast of Saigon on June 15, 1967.