The Bear; the natural predator of militant rebels
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The Bear; the natural predator of militant rebels
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/8339549.stm
So, a few militant rebels on the Indian side of Kashmir sought refuge in a cave, only to notice (too late) that it was a bear's den.
The bear attacked them and killed 2 rebel leaders, and the rest fled with some injuries. What happened to the bera afterwards is unknown.
So, has the Indian goverment has hired a Beartrainer/Assassin (I would hire him) to take care of a little problem? Also, the fact that the men were armed and still had to flee makes me wonder if it wasn't some sort of cyborg bear or something (Kathleen is gona love that)
So, a few militant rebels on the Indian side of Kashmir sought refuge in a cave, only to notice (too late) that it was a bear's den.
The bear attacked them and killed 2 rebel leaders, and the rest fled with some injuries. What happened to the bera afterwards is unknown.
So, has the Indian goverment has hired a Beartrainer/Assassin (I would hire him) to take care of a little problem? Also, the fact that the men were armed and still had to flee makes me wonder if it wasn't some sort of cyborg bear or something (Kathleen is gona love that)
Re: The Bear; the natural predator of militant rebels
This makes me wonder... if we're staunchly anti-bear, have the terrorists won?
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Re: The Bear; the natural predator of militant rebels
no both the bear and terrorist are our enemy.
if they choose to in fight so much the better for us
if they choose to in fight so much the better for us
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Unless it ends up like AVP.
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Highlander wrote:no both the bear and terrorist are our enemy.
if they choose to in fight so much the better for us
But the enemy of my enemy is my friend but my friend's enemy is my enemy so the enemy of my enemy is also my enemy but the enemy of my enemy is my friend.
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Re: The Bear; the natural predator of militant rebels
I am worried about the bears learning from the terrorists and adopting there tactics. This could become a huge problem because they don't even need weapons to hijack things. This could be a problem but for the time being I am glad they are going after militants.
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Re: The Bear; the natural predator of militant rebels
predator drones anyone
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Article wrote:Two other militants escaped, one of them badly wounded, after the attack in Kulgam district, south of Srinagar.
The militants had assault rifles but were taken by surprise
Article wrote:Three years ago, residents of Mandora village near the southern town of Tral, beat a black bear to death which had strayed into the village.
Those are some of the pussiest militants ever. The villagers melee'd a bear to death. The militants had assault rifles and lost two guys with a third wounded.
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this is brilliant we can win easily
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That bear should get a medal.
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or two and a half
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Yeah on second thought if there tactics consist of running away and hiding the bears are more then welcome to learn those tactics.
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Maybe it's all a part of the bear's plan. They try to gain the trust of the west by killing off the people the west considders terrorists so that we'll dropp our guard. And befor you know it; bam! They've taken over our nuclear stockpiles
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nuke Afghanistan
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Smeghead is right but as long as we realize this we can use it to our advantage. Also we can then use it to lure them into a trap when there usefulness runs out.
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Maybe the bears from the cave were of this variety...
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Like the Motivational Poster says were pretty much fucked. Furthermore, that guy has a sword AND a PPSH submachine gun there not even willing to fight a little fair bastards.
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Re: The Bear; the natural predator of militant rebels
Obviously, these Indian rebels don't know the ultimate method of resolving bear-related conflict:
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Re: The Bear; the natural predator of militant rebels
Vash2nddonuts wrote:Maybe the bears from the cave were of this variety...
wolf cavalry that'll sort em
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Highlander wrote:Vash2nddonuts wrote:Maybe the bears from the cave were of this variety...
wolf cavalry that'll sort em
I don't think you are quite understanding this right, these are bears AND Russians AND swords AND SMGs AND AKs. WE ARE FUCKED!
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http://edition.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/europe/10/23/russia.skating.bear.death/index.html
Anyone who listens to SModcast should be familiar with this one but otherwise ....
Who does this kind of thing to BEARS!
THEY'RE BEARS!! DON'T FUCK WITH 'EM AND YOU MIGHT NOT GET MAULED!
Anyone who listens to SModcast should be familiar with this one but otherwise ....
Who does this kind of thing to BEARS!
THEY'RE BEARS!! DON'T FUCK WITH 'EM AND YOU MIGHT NOT GET MAULED!
Nothing to see here.
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Re: The Bear; the natural predator of militant rebels
Niveus Leo wrote:Highlander wrote:Vash2nddonuts wrote:Maybe the bears from the cave were of this variety...
wolf cavalry that'll sort em
I don't think you are quite understanding this right, these are bears AND Russians AND swords AND SMGs AND AKs. WE ARE FUCKED!
...my guess he's got a batch of chocolate chip cookies in the oven...
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Re: The Bear; the natural predator of militant rebels
Whats HE going to do talk them to death, although I wouldn't doubt it if he could.
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Re: The Bear; the natural predator of militant rebels
he'll get a random prize for it
that's what he'll do
HE GOT IT FOR NOT BEING GEORGE
that's what he'll do
HE GOT IT FOR NOT BEING GEORGE
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Re: The Bear; the natural predator of militant rebels
Good point but he will get it before engaging the bears at all.
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