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http://www.battlefront.com/index.php?option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=26 ^store page list of their game series, older ones like the base Shock Force being cheaper

Thanks for the help you guys, I'll look into the new card. I used to be good with computers back in the day (built my own PC's a decade ago) but slacked on the knowledge when I moved my gaming to Xbox consoles.

Thanks for the advices, I appreciate it. Would an AMD Radeon HD7700 card be any good these days, or not anymore?

At the risk of being called a tin-foil hat wearer, I say that makes sense. Cost-effective way to win hearts and minds, or at least create an illusion that more people support you than there really are. Signing some Non-Disclosure Agreement isn't unrealistic, as what happened to Snowden.

Well CPU would be a hard one wouldn't it? I would have to replace my whole motherboard with it?

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2013/08/14/israel-students-social-media/2651715/ Israel to pay students to defend it online So I'm guessing every country does this as well?

Don't know the exact number, but drone strike casualties haven't been minimal.

I saw it at a store and thought it was from the makers of this game.

https://www.armaenergy.com/ From the makers of this game or modders?

http://asia.nikkei.com/Politics-Economy/International-Relations/Asias-military-budgets-surge-as-armies-go-high-tech December 18, 2014 Something for those in the West to be concerned about or not?

As stated, Afghans have a higher voter turnout than the US (60% vs 36% for this year) so it seems a double standard is present on who knows democracy better, versus who knows the MTV Music Awards. http://www.nytimes.com/2014/04/07/world/asia/early-tallies-indicating-afghan-vote-a-success.html ^source

Australia is part of Asia-Pacific

^many flowed in from Pakistan, don't know the exact percentage, might be on Google. Anyways... Afghanistan had a higher voter turnout than the United States this year. http://www.nytimes.com/2014/04/07/world/asia/early-tallies-indicating-afghan-vote-a-success.html

Aren't many of them from different countries outside Afghanistan?

The smaller MQ-8B Fire Scout has been in use, but this new MQ-8C is an upgraded version of it.

Tsar Bomba, largest thermonuclear hydrogen bomb ever ... Video for largest nuclear bomb test in russia tsar bomba

I don't understand. What rule did he break?

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2012/sep/04/cnn-international-documentary-bahrain-arab-spring-repression

Then state the nationality you identify closest with. What made you so anti-Russia? The Russian Federation is no more a threat to the free world than the United States government is. Any atrocity you can pin on the Russian Federation can be found an equivalent done by the United States government as well, yet you nitpick on the Russian government only. That's bias, my friend. If you were a Russian citizen, you'd be cheering Putin. If you were a United States citizen, you'd be cheering Obama (even if you're a Republican, the worst US president is better than any foreign leader). And if you happen to be a paid troll like what Israel does, it depends on where you're getting your college bucks from. You go for whomever country has your interest in mind. It all just depends on which side of the nukes you are on. Nationalism is quite a thing, but we aren't all sheep. What's best for the people of the free world is both great nations and their allies go back to being friendly again.

So it's only biased when one does not agree with it? Every poster here is biased depending on where they live. More- http://money.cnn.com/2014/12/16/news/world/russia-collapse/index.html

Make one

http://www.navy.mil/submit/display.asp?story_id=84845 Tax dollars well spent on this or better gone to other weapons?

http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2012/sep/04/cnn-business-state-sponsored-news US media is also controlled by the government, as you can clearly see by this CNN example. Stop the double standards.