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Some pictures of the guy. If you look carefully you can see where the bullet impacted (up and to the right of the letter E in "FACE") Left quite a mark...

Found the perfect smiley to replace the tank for the NDP army, ;D Now let's get this back on topic shall we?  8)

In case you were wondering what they are saying at the begining... From someone who speaks arabic at the site I found this on.

This is a video taken by insurgents in Iraq.  It shows a US Soldier standing by a Humvee.  He is shot in the chest.  He is knocked to the ground but gets up after a second and takes cover behind the Humvee.  Fortunately he was wearing body armour, and even more fortunately the insurgents are too...

Someone did a similar thing at the start of June (though not for as long as Ration Man) with US MRE's.  He ate two a day for a week. You can read about it here http://www.mreinfo.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=101

These guys are airsofterts (or paintballers) but you can still see it blends in quite well in grey urban environment. And here's one in a greener environment (again airsoft).

Here's contact info for them if you can't get the site to work. The True Blue Hero bands can be ordered through the Durham Regional Police Association office in Whitby (905)655-5566. If you have an order of 25 or more you can e-mail the order directly to drice@drps.ca.

Some pictures of it being worn in Iraq.

http://www.torsun.canoe.ca/Comment/Commentary/2005/07/13/pf-1128941.html Maybe it's the heat, but we find ourselves agreeing with Deputy PM Anne McLellan, who this week talked rather bluntly about the risks Canada faces from terrorists. "I don't believe that Canadians are as psychologically...

CF-18 drops door in flyby A DRAMATIC kickoff to the Molson Indy could have ended disastrously after a piece of a CF-18 fighter jet fell off during a flyby over Lake Ontario yesterday. Two fighter jets flew over tens of thousands of Indy spectators yesterday afternoon in another display of...

The Durham Regional Police are the police for my town.  I bought one as soon as I heard about these (they had a story in the local newspaper a little while ago) and wear it proudly. :salute:

A little follow up to the article... Canadian troops aren't allowed to act like soldiers Re: Forces brace for Afghan casualties, July 4. The comments of Col. Steve Bowes, commander of the Canadian troops deploying to Kandahar, indicate the unrealistic outlook of the Canadian government in its...

I didn't even know there was a National Security section. Thanks for moving it. :)

Bold text is my emphasis. 50 Terror Groups Believed to Be in Canada By BETH DUFF-BROWN, Associated Press Writer Mon Jul 4,12:23 PM ET TORONTO - Though many view Canada as an unassuming neutral nation that has skirted terrorist attacks, it has suffered its share of aggression, and intelligence...

http://www.canada.com/components/printstory/printstory4.aspx?id=84f0b3c6-2fc4-4eec-bb87-43a3d0615c7e

Four Navy SEALS are still missing. :-\ July 01, 2005 Searchers work amid hope that some SEALS survived crash By Sean D. Naylor Times staff writer There was guarded optimism this morning some or all of four members of a SEAL team missing in the mountains of Afghanistan could be alive. A...

Happy Canada Day! :cdn: We're having some friends over to watch the football games (go Argos!) and have a BBQ.  Then probably go see the fireworks by the lake tonight if their still going by the time the games are done. We may complain about our country and our government alot, but today is...

Man, aint that the truth.  The WWII unit in Gr. 10 histroy was just like that.  Gr.10 was the first year we actually did anything on WWII (before that it was mostly about  New France and the early begining of Canada (which is important).  We finally do a unit on WWII and we learn almost...

I am also a passenger in the boat :) Absolutely :salute:

He struck again... http://forums.army.ca/forums/threads/1196/post-232853.html#msg232853