Bruce Simpson, and he used a pulsejet.
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Patriot has been developed in 70s, it's being improved coutless times and is still sold for millions
Jayden Martinez
Owen Wilson
I wish I had your optimism. It becomes a cruise missile whenever the government wants it to be. Laws exist to be a post-hoc justification for pushing your shit in, so that the powers that be can keep their thin veneer of legitimacy - they can skip that step whenever they want (although doing it too often is bad for business).
Eli Powell
Jesus…
Juan Martinez
That's just fucking beautiful.
Except that there's at least one replica Doodlebug in New Zealand being used for airshows and historical reenactments. Maybe none of them are evil and disgusting 'freedom extremists', but it does seem to suggest that it's not something that will necessarily get you partyvanned instantly.
James Morris
I can't wait for Christchurch II: Buzzbomb Boogaloo!
Logan Perez
Start a military arms company, get arms development and manufacturing loicense, and rake in millions of taxpayer money by making rockets. Or a bit more modest amounts by making civilian guns. The license in question mainly involves just proving that you can safely produce, store and sell weapons and paying a license fee. There are literally no roadblocks for you if you wish to make weapons legally, it's a very easy process if you run your gun factory half-properly and not like a middle eastern sweatshop.
Gavin Ward
You need arms manufacturing loicense to make cruise missiles, not just the rocket manufacturing loicense. He thought he could cheat the system by not installing a warhead which he thought would make it legal by a technicality, but that kike crap didn't fly with kivis. Making guns without a firing pin is still gun manufacturing even if it couldn't be used as a gun out of the box without modification.
Michael Lewis
Even to a Brit that sounds retarded.
Thomas Gonzalez
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Charles Ortiz
Look at Burgeristan and their 80% lowers.