I'd guess that Phil decided to stop arguing with idiots who, incapable of providing rational counter arguments, just threw insults. Erm, you just described Phil. He is one of only three posters here I have ever put on ignore (the others were mudfladdy and Kool Kut Khan).
Before resetting, the counter had tied its record of three days, counting since a gunman shouting "Free Palestine" had sprayed a New Hampshire country club with bullets, killing one man and wounding two others.
These counter-drug activities have some asking whether Roosevelt Roads, once considered surplus by the U.S. Navy, should be permanently reopened as a military installation. Before the F-35s arrived, cargo aircraft like the C-5 Galaxy and C-17 Globemaster III were seen at the facility, now known as José Aponte de la Torre Airport.
I thought Counter-Earth was eventually destroyed (long after its narrative utility had expired), looking into it apparently this is from Warlock and the Infinity Watch #4 in 1992. But it has since appeared "under unknown circumstances" (Uncanny Avengers v2, 2015) lol. Sounds like the latter version (Rick Remender) was the basis for the one appearing recently in GotG v3.
In U.S. military parlance, irregular warfare is an umbrella term that encompasses a host of lower-intensity mission sets, including counter-insurgency and counter-terrorism, as well as advising and assisting foreign forces, often performed by special operations units. I knew that 6.8 at 80,000 psi was doomed.
To counter mass zerglings with zealot + archon ? To counter mass zealot with zealot + archon ? Most units beat archons if you have an equal amount of money spend on them. Right now, I wouldn't advice to try too hard to make archons useful in your composition. Maybe they will be buffed in the future.
It is also counter-factual to the plain language of 14th Amendment, and the clearly stated intent of the legislators who drafted it. History, custom, and legislative intent are the factors by which laws are judged, and not current political fashion.
