Chinese spy balloon hovering over Montana

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volinbham said:
watch starting at 13:50 for about a minute or so - tell me you have confidence this man has it under control.

W: how do you know?
B: I talked to him
W: you talked to him after this?
B: no - our people talk to their people; not after this but...

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This is worth watching that segment. The lack of confidence in Biden's voice tells you this is our Neville Chamberlain. Then the no names hiding in the shadows like Podesta leave the American people not knowing whose in charge.
 
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Hotline and no answer. **** you CCP.
Biden should send a text "Nuts"

The collision is gonna happen and the DC FP savants and corporations will have never be vindicated.

Let's get them to buy our jeans and they will be like us. Human nature laughs her ass off. And our own gov is trying to dictate human nature and science
 
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Orangeburst said:
Hotline and no answer. **** you CCP.
Biden should send a text "Nuts"

The collision is gonna happen and the DC FP savants and corporations will have never be vindicated.

Let's get them to buy our jeans and they will be like us. Human nature laughs her ass off. And our own gov is trying to dictate human nature and science
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Without regard to politics, this is a word salad.
 
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I’ve told my wife this a thousand times since we started living together, even when it seemed like this wouldn’t happen..

If the US is ever in a conflict with China/Russia then I’d feel obligated to enlist. I can hate the direction our country is going, but I simultaneously love it too much to sit at home like a pussy when we’re in a war with an actual threat to our sovereignty and safety, especially now that I am a father.

I think it’s somehow psychologically tied to how I reacted to 9/11 (I was only
5 years old) and collecting American flags and always loving this country.

Or the time I said I wanted to live in China after watching some cartoon, and my dad gave me half a glass of water and a piece of bread and told me “this is what you get to eat then.” As a show of just how good I have it as an American.

I simply feel obligated if **** hits the fan. I never thought I’d actually have to do it, but I can see the writing on the wall. And I’m going to keep true to my word.
 
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Christian Lowe said:
I’ve told my wife this a thousand times since we started living together, even when it seemed like this wouldn’t happen..

If the US is ever in a conflict with China/Russia then I’d feel obligated to enlist. I can hate the direction our country is going, but I simultaneously love it too much to sit at home like a pussy when we’re in a war with an actual threat to our sovereignty and safety, especially now that I am a father.

I think it’s somehow psychologically tied to how I reacted to 9/11 (I was only
5 years old) and collecting American flags and always loving this country.

Or the time I said I wanted to live in China after watching some cartoon, and my dad gave me half a glass of water and a piece of bread and told me “this is what you get to eat then.” As a show of just how good I have it as an American.

I simply feel obligated if **** hits the fan. I never thought I’d actually have to do it, but I can see the writing on the wall. And I’m going to keep true to my word.
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**** dude..it is Brother vs Brother now.

I have never seen the division so great now. Why MAGA term was so offensive and the psychology of it all. Nationalism vs Globalism
 
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Orangeburst said:
**** dude..it is Brother vs Brother now.

I have never seen the division so great now. Why MAGA term was so offensive and the psychology of it all. Nationalism vs Globalism
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I know. It really ****s with my head. At 5 years old after 9/11, I already knew I would die to protect this country once I came of age.

By the time I was 18, we were in forever wars that I didn’t believe in. I didn’t want to fight and die to line someone’s pockets.

Now that there is a real threat to us starting to puff out their chest… is this even a country worth fighting for anymore? Ideologically, at least. I still believe in America. I still love America. But we have serious issues. It hurts me to my core to say these things.
 
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Duty is a funny thing. It will make you do things you didn't know you had to do. Not because you are forced to, but because you know it's the right thing to do. The consequences are out of your hands, and you can accept that. You don't really have a choice. It was always supposed to be this way.
 
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Christian Lowe said:
I know. It really ****s with my head. At 5 years old after 9/11, I already knew I would die to protect this country once I came of age.

By the time I was 18, we were in forever wars that I didn’t believe in. I didn’t want to fight and die to line someone’s pockets.

Now that there is a real threat to us starting to puff out their chest… is this even a country worth fighting for anymore? Ideologically, at least. I still believe in America. I still love America. But we have serious issues. It hurts me to my core to say these things.
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It is global ideological warfare now. We see it in all nations..even the EU...like Dutch farmers.
Nation states are to be eliminated to bring global humanity all together.Just another layer of control of a Globe of Peace and Prosperity at their whim.
 
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Weezer said:
Not good enough to be recruited by the Rylan Star League.
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But alas..Galactica was just a hobby . Only moving left or right. True 2 dimensional savants and masters of craft could handle inertia of Asteroids.

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IluvdoubleD's said:
Duty is a funny thing. It will make you do things you didn't know you had to do. Not because you are forced to, but because you know it's the right thing to do. The consequences are out of your hands, and you can accept that. You don't really have a choice. It was always supposed to be this way.
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We have a little more detail in here, as they say they were confident the object was "not US", that would rule out a weather balloon. It also says the object was zip zagging around with the wind.... That, with the size, would make this a much more difficult shot. Both f-35's AND an f-22 were involved. They basically shot down what amounts to a small balloon that was moving in an unpredictable manner, astonishing shot really.

https://www.cnn.com/2023/02/10/politics/biden-alaska-military-down/index.html
 
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