Saturday, November 21, 2020
If this is true then the plot to kidnap the Michigan governor was going to be gruesome if successful...
Disturbing new details in alleged plot to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer reveal their Plan B was to takeover the Michigan capitol building with 200 combatants, who would stage a week-long series of televised executions of public officials.https://t.co/EUNKxo7TZV
— Joanna Mendelson (@jo_mendelson) November 19, 2020
Geez!
This is some chilling shit. If these maniacs were successful then this would have been a gruesome spectacle.
One thing though.
All these governors are going to be "rejuvenated" in the coming year to ease the anger of the public over these lockdowns.
It's conspiracy I know...BUT...it makes no sense to release details of the planning especially in the atmosphere we're in now.
I have no idea on this except to say that if this is true then damn!
Challenger-2 in digital camo
Challenger-2 in digital camo@thepagey https://t.co/6j18aQVIiA pic.twitter.com/DPN7hIYmyw
— The Dead District (@TheDeadDistrict) November 20, 2020
Another horror from Auschwitz...
What kind of monster tosses a new born infant into a gas chamber? The Nazis were animals.He was 3 months old. His mother was probably still counting his age in weeks. His world hadn't even expanded past the faces right in front of him. We really should never forget this. Give @AuschwitzMuseum a follow. It's important. https://t.co/gKxQ2GMig7
— Cara Hanman (@CaraHanman) November 13, 2020
Rick Rescorla, a former British Paratrooper from Cornwall
The photo is of Rick Rescorla, a former British Paratrooper from Cornwall, who would retire from the US Army as a Colonel in 1990. He was killed on 11 September 2001 in the south tower of the World Trade Centre.
— Matt Baker (@MattBak63401251) November 14, 2020
Hal Moore described him as "the best platoon leader I ever saw". https://t.co/OMTj6zZfHW
We finally get a look at the Dutch Iveco Anaconda in the Caribbean...
Cartoline da #SintMaarten (ex) Antille Olandesi; IVECO #Anaconda del #KorpsMariniers del 32° Raid Squadron, Dutch Carribiean Forces. pic.twitter.com/uoML8RDZUf
— Ciro Nappi (@CiroNappi6) November 16, 2020
Interesting. I wonder why they chose to adopt a specialized vehicle for such a mundane mission.
French VBMR Griffon conducting river crossing ops....
Les #Griffon du @1er_ri ne volent pas et ne nagent pas. Alors pour franchir un cours d'eau 🌉 on fait appel à nos sapeurs.
— Armée de Terre (@armeedeterre) November 20, 2020
Mais avez-vous une petite idée du poids total supporté par cet engin de franchissement de l’avant #EFA du #19RG ⚖️ ?#PrépaOps #MatosTerre #CapaciTerre pic.twitter.com/Cq91vpVlw2
Thursday, November 19, 2020
Is Turkey's ALTAY MBT Program in trouble?
Story at Defense News (here) but it would appear that they're having trouble with the engine and other components.
Is the small print in the British defense spending boost the fact that they're halving the buy of F-35's????
Always read the small print:
— Captain Haddock (@JXB101) November 19, 2020
"An RAF order of 138 F-35 fighter jets will be halved." https://t.co/FwCNHyMj1h
I'm gonna have to read this reporting on the British Defense spending boost. First we have the news about the F-35 buy getting cut in half, next we have talk about the British Army going down to about 70K boatspaces....
The small print might be important in this thing.
Side note. Everyone is talking about lasers, AI, space forces and robotics on the battlefield. Are they chasing ghosts or is this technology really ready for primetime? If it ain't then we're gonna create hollow forces from hell all over the western world. Ya know what gives me pause on this whole thing? Do you remember when the Marine Corps was all about cyber on the battlefield? Before that the talk was about fighting in mega cities. Now they're on this. Is it real or memorex?
Russia conducts impressive airlift of peacekeepers to the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict zone...
— FJ (@Natsecjeff) November 16, 2020
VIDEO:
An-124 aircraft delivering Russian "peacekeepers" and military equipment to Yerevan from Ulyanovsk. #Armenia #Karabakh #Azerbaijan pic.twitter.com/ROMHr9qSDI
The Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation continues to transfer Russian peacekeepers to the area of tasks in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict zone. More: https://t.co/JVXD5bz6el #ArmyRussia #NagornoKarabakh #Peacekeepers #Armenia #Azerbaijan pic.twitter.com/f2gJGP9wXE
— Минобороны России (@mod_russia) November 17, 2020
#Russian peacekeepers patrol an aria in #Stepanakert, the region of #NagornoKarabakh but... Will the pain be forgotten? We need to work harder in building peace.
— Tamer Yazar (@tameryazar) November 17, 2020
-#Armenia #Azerbaijan #Yerevan #Baku #Ankara #Turkey #Russia #Moscow #Putin #Aliyev #Erdogan #Kremlin #Karabakh pic.twitter.com/RQ3InTmLO8
🇦🇲🇷🇺 Transfer of Russian peacekeepers from Ulyanovsk to Armenia@serious_war_eng pic.twitter.com/wSwU3ems4Q
— Serious War (@serious_war_eng) November 16, 2020
Quite honestly I've wondered why so many Europeans fear a Russian attack. This military movement kinda clarifies things. The Russians are capable. We haven't been talking about it on these pages but they have engaged in an impressive airlift of men and material to the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict zone.
The capability is clear. No trains. No ships. Just aircraft and they've moved a respectable force to the region and are already escorting civilians out of the area of fighting.
Additionally they've somehow kept Turkey on the sidelines (and I know the Turks want to jump balls deep into this thing).
They have the military side down, the diplomatic side. They're a power broker in Europe.
They also have one more thing the EU doesn't.
They have the will to act.
I still have to wonder if they might be stretching themselves though. Libya, Syria and now Armenia? That's a strenuous lift. The Russians could be walking into the same trap that the US has. The big winner? China. They wait patiently, building their strength while at the same time pushing out diplomatically and on EVERY economic issue under the sun.
When the Chinese finally do act (and it won't be in the Pacific....they have built a wall of trade around them with the very people we will need to assist us in a fight with them) it'll be in an area of their choosing and on their timetable.
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