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11/6/2014 11:23:00 PM
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Yeah maybe in the 1700s it would of been great because it's an island but with modern combat, equipment,tactics,and weaponry it's a death trap that could be easily cut off and surrounded WW2 Germany severed The UKs connection and almost starved them to death if it wasn't for America sending literally boat loads of supplies daily they would have lost and that all happened 70 years ago and destiny takes place far into the future the island nation would easily get stomped out no offense to Britain but that's the truth of it
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This is true, but based on the current state of the earth there isn't much military resistance, so once you secure your HQ which will have a lovely pre built moat, then go in and expand, also who says they would be short on supplies the cabal are a galactic empire they undoubtedly have the supplies to take one planet.
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Yeah that's why they can't even hold mars against the vex and oh yeah I forgot they havnt even been able to expand past mars they control only one planet so if they had to fly their ships all the way through hostile space to launch a military operation with no resupply links or Forward operating bases along that way I think they would run into suppy issues
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I am not going argue with Simone who wished to complain when someone else comes up with a good idea.
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I'm not trying to talk shit or anything like that I just want to know why you think it would make sense even if it was In Britain I would still buy it even though to me that makes no sense
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Okay think of it this way, you have a large fortress with walls, but as an extra deterrent you build a moat. The whole point of an island base is that it would easy to defend. The vex don't have ships that we know of and the fallen fleet is probably far to small to contend with the cabal's massive war ships.
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Plus an invasion the size your talking about the entire Western Hemisphere could be an island why would they pick such a geographically small launch point
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the west-end is part of London, not the western hemosphere
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Yes I understand that look at the Spartans and king Leonidas with all that power and troops the country is to small for a force size the cabal would deploy in order to take earth you can have a massive army but if you can only deploy small parts of it at ounce it will fail plus resources, they may be alien but I'm sure they still utilize foreign resources if you bombed and launched strikes against the interior of the island you would begin to amass enemy casualties and never under estimate the enemy the cabal are barely holding one planet the fallen have a tight grip on 3
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The Spartans had the Athenian navy supporting them as well as several thousand other troops. And they still failed. The point is in WW2 the main reason other then US support that the British survived is 1 they had a better airforce the royal airforce outgunned the Luftwaffe and their navy which secured the only way to transport hundreds of thousands of land forces at once.
