The BOSS has spoken (Zelenskyy)

[Raven]

Good questions. And yeah pilots have a ginormous huge blind spot anywhere underneath them for a very large area. You kinda have to look at things like this drone, plan what to do, then once the nose lifts you're pretty much blind after that.

I think it's just as likely that the pilot meant to hit that drone and missed and/or got a glancing blow. And also that he was dumping fuel in preparation to hit it and not blow himself up

 

[DustyDog]

Vietnam war is a little bit more complex than that. I dont see anyone with a brain lamenting the rescue of South Korea.

Also, communist china has taken an extremely economically capitalist stance, as has vietnam, since.

National debt is also a more in depth concept, we can chat about it tomrrow if you want, probably ina anew thread?

re: Vietnam: Then why didn't we just build factories there in the '60s? (keep in mind that a side "benefit" of these pointless wars is to deplete our warrior-class, so that's why we didn't)

re: China: Then why are we told every day that we must get ready to fight them? Note that, forty years ago, I realized that the reason we were sending jobs, money, technology, and factories there was to build them up into a credible threat for a future confrontation or war, yet "China experts" were advising our government to give China whatever they want up until the last few years! Here comes one now:

https://nypost.com/2015/02/08/chinas-secret-plan-to-topple-the-us-as-the-worlds-superpower/

And last month:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/worl...rns-war-with-china-is-coming-soon/ss-AA16WjQX

And I mentioned the trade deficit with China (as opposed to the national debt), which has averaged $1 BILLION per DAY over the last ten years, along with lesser amounts for decades prior to that. And note that the General in the above article says to "prepare for war with China" even as we continue to transfer that amount to China... every day... which is the definition of insanity! Keep in mind: $1 billion per day to China garners them the ability to produce the equivalent of $50 BILLION per day in military equipment compared to U.S. expenditures, when you consider the state-owned, slave-labor factories the Chinese are able to utilize. How much do you think a standard battle-rifle costs the Chinese government to produce? $15?

https://www.census.gov/foreign-trade/balance/c5700.html

The only way that's a good idea is if you can't find a better way to turn a profit than war. Sure, nothing is more profitable than war, but you have to have genetic-defect levels of greed to think it's a respectable business to get into.

As for a "need" for "international trade", the globalists are going to have some splainin' to do when they finally erase all borders and impose a global currency, because who will "we", the "global Humans", trade with then, when there are no imaginary lines to ship cheap, plastic crap across, and no "foreign exchange"?

I've long said that international trade, whenever possible, should be restricted to raw materials. There is no need for us to ship plastic spoons to Brazil, while they ship plastic forks here. A nation of a billion people should have the manufacturing capacity to support a billion people, and a nation of 10 million should have the capacity to support 10 million. All these artificial systems will collapse one day, and the results will be catastrophic. Covid was just a warm-up.

 

[DustyDog]

I think it's just as likely that the pilot meant to hit that drone and missed and/or got a glancing blow. And also that he was dumping fuel in preparation to hit it and not blow himself up

I certainly don't see it as a "mistake". Imagine saying that a cop was an "idiot" because he got a scratch on his car while performing a PIT maneuver on a murder suspect : )

 

[seandizzie]

Not disputing that out actions led to 9/11, only saying that we have to accept the consequences of our actions, and a policy of inaction would have far more dire repercussions.

Photo is 1944-45, G series B-17 with raw aluminum w/ became standard practice in early 44 iirc.

Also, the policy of appeasement before the official declaration of war contributed to more deaths than necessary, was my point with that. Massive anti-war movements in the opening stages of the war.

The picture was taken in 1943 when he left, my grandma took the picture, date is written on the back side.

I do not trust politicians further than I can throw them. Our actions caused this current problem, people got greedy in Ukraine and pushed a revolution in Ukraine.


Russia did not just get bored and invade the country. US and other western politicians went and coup’d the government, then cried foul when Russian pushed back.

Their is no honor in that. They pushed these people to war out of greed.

The idea of “ appeasement “ doesn’t apply here.

I think it's just as likely that the pilot meant to hit that drone and missed and/or got a glancing blow. And also that he was dumping fuel in preparation to hit it and not blow himself up

Using wake turbulence is commonly used to disturb an unwanted aircraft with out destroying it. The fuel would be ingested into to intake, causing power loss, then turbulence to get it to depart flight.

That wasn’t skill, it was the result of a low hrs pilot mistake mis judging distance and closer.

The first pass was the flight lead, 2nd pass, was the wing man.

 

[DustyDog]

More info:

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

More info:

4 planes... lol.

 

[Rational Mind]

4 planes... lol.

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

And that's how you handle bullshit.

 

[Rational Mind]

Everyone on here is arguing about things they believe are true because of what they were told. To find the truth you 1st need to accept the fact that we've all been lied to for generations. Be honest how many do not even know about this. People should have listened to Larry Sinclair but they hide the truth from you.

 

[DAS HUGH!]

In Mother Russia it is no good to "slap zé hand đat feeds you!" ....... "ze knucklé sammīch!"
Now you éat zé sammīch ōff źé flōr līké žé gīřľ dōğ ýóú āŕē!
Sorry my Russian accent is rusy yall!