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Gary Brecher / Sep 11, 2012 / Comments (81)
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Gary Brecher / Aug 8, 2012 / Comments (183)
This article is a War Nerd Classic Christians are stone killers. You put a Christian and a lion in an arena and I’ll bet Toyotas to Subarus the Christian’ll have the lion for lunch. Just look around you: lions are…
Gary Brecher / Mar 7, 2012 / Comments (62)
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Gary Brecher / Dec 15, 2011 / Comments (55)
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Gary Brecher / Oct 16, 2011 / Comments (81)
Some of the weirdest, longest wars around have been on the other side of the Big River, but for some reason most American war nerds would rather read about Eurasian battles. Not sure why, except I remember when I was…
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