[...] He goes to detail some other examples of the Dutch engaging in much more fighting that they once did. It makes for an interesting contrast with military journalist David Axe’s criticisms of the Dutch—he flat out calls them cowards. Cowardice doesn’t seem a given, however, since a few Americans who have fought alongside the Dutch don’t believe them to be holding back much. [...]
[...] He goes to detail some other examples of the Dutch engaging in much more fighting that they once did. It makes for an interesting contrast with military journalist David Axe’s criticisms of the Dutch—he flat out calls them cowards. Cowardice doesn’t seem a given, however, since a few Americans who have fought alongside the Dutch don’t believe them to be holding back much. [...]
[...] He goes to detail some other examples of the Dutch engaging in much more fighting that they once did. It makes for an interesting contrast with military journalist David Axe’s criticisms of the Dutch—he flat out calls them cowards. Cowardice doesn’t seem a given, however, since a few Americans who have fought alongside the Dutch don’t believe them to be holding back much. [...]
[...] He goes to detail some other examples of the Dutch engaging in much more fighting that they once did. It makes for an interesting contrast with military journalist David Axe’s criticisms of the Dutch—he flat out calls them cowards. Cowardice doesn’t seem a given, however, since a few Americans who have fought alongside the Dutch don’t believe them to be holding back much. [...]
What’s the point of this cartoon? Not funny. David Axe is boring.
Cool. I like this.
nederland is en land van lafaards.
Holland is a land of cowards.