March 30, 2026
Keep Your Hole Shut Mr. President
Timothy Birdnow
Trump's got to learn to watch his mouth.
You don't tell people that is what you are doing.
On the other hand it may just be a ballroom and Trump is using subterfuge. I certainly hope so.
At any rate if there is going to be a secret installation under the ballroom then the whole world knows now. While that may not be an issue secrecy is always your best option with things like this.
Richard Nixon once said you never play your hole card because then you no longer have it in reserve. Telling people about a secret HQ in your own home is giving away your hole card.
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U.S Naval Exercises in Panama
Timothy Birdnow
Very prudent.
Since we took back control of the Panama Canal from the Chinese there is a real chance of an attack on that canal to cripple international trade. Iran had to consider doing this (and so no doubt has China).
Also this helps put the squeeze on Cuba, which is already virtually shut down from the embargo.
Sending ships down there at this time is quite prudent indeed.
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If you were America's 51st state you'd already be home by now
Timothy Birdnow
If you were America's 51st state you'd already be home by now!
I mean, you'd be citizens and undeportable.
Frankly I'd welcome deportation of Canadians from the U.S.; they are a huge source of radical liberalism in this country.
And no, I don't want them becoming citizens. If we do that maybe we should merge with China too while we're at it. No good could come from that.
But of course this isn't what they are talking about. They are, rather, fighting a straw man, demanding ICE not make raids inside of their own Canadian cities, as if we ever had done that or ever would. It's pure political grand-standing.
Make you guys a deal; we won't raid Canadian territory if you promise to stay in your own country and quit exporting your loonie ideas to ours. Live and let live.
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The Rapist, er Therapist in Public Schools
Timothy Birdnow
I read in Psychology Today about this years ago; public schools had a problem with rampant sexual abuse of children by teachers and other "educators" that was almost entirely ignored by the media and the do-gooders who were so offended when it was found in Catholic schools. There were considerably more incidents of child sexual abuse in public schools than in Catholic, or any other private schools.
Naturally Google disappeared that particular article comparing public v. Catholic schools, but I did find this, this from '24, and there was also this from a year ago.
I would add that public schools are completely dominated by teacher's unions and most of the school teachers are leftist/Democrats. One survey put that number at 87% for financial support of Democrats in 2022, for instance. And this survey had 41% of school teachers claiming to be Democrat, but another 30% claiming to be "independent". Only 27% claimed to be Republican. I think it fair to say that the thirty percent of independents almost always vote with the Democrats. (There are countless reasons why a teacher would claim to be an independent no matter how radically left wing they may be.)
At any rate this radicalized educational system (and don't forget the school administrators, who are if anything worse than the teachers) is also abusing their charges.
As a man thinketh so shall he be, the Bible tells us. Public school teachers thinketh along some amoral lines, and the end result is child rapes and other forms of sexual abuse.
The media beat the Catholic Church to death with accusations (many of which were well-founded) of sexual abuse of children. But the public schools are worse and we hear nary a peep about it.
The best thing anyone could do for their children is to get them out of public schools.
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Stolen Voter Code Key
Timothy Birdnow
No vote fraud in America? Ri-ight...
https://www.independentsentinel.com/man-in-palm-beach-county-steals-a-voter-registration-access-key/
No mentionof which party this guy is from but I'll give you just one guess (you won't need more than one).
FTA:
During the search of Panicci’s home, detectives recovered the stolen items along with a substantial amount of electronic and digital storage devices. Panicci was transported to the Palm Beach County Jail and booked on charges.
John Panicci was taken into custody at his home on March 28.
The incident occurred during a volunteer training session on March 19 for the March 24 election.
According to detectives, Panicci stole the encrypted access key during the training at the elections office located at 4301 Cherry Road.
While the stolen key was configured only for training databases, officials fear it could be reverse-engineered.
I have to ask a big picture question; why do Democrats feel it necessary to cheat like they do? If the public is buying what they are selling they wouldn't need to cheat. The fact that they always look to cheat tells us that they are insecure about how attractive their views are to the general public. You don't need to cheat - and risk getting caught and punished - if you can win without it.
That they are willing to take that risk speaks volumes.
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John Thune's TSA Mess
Timothy Birdnow
Well Tiny finally grew a pair!
The GOP Leadership Mess the DHS Funding Debacle Is Exposing, and Where We Go From HereThe GOP Leadership Mess the DHS Funding Debacle Is Exposing, and Where We Go From Here
What Thune did was cut a backroom deal with Chuck Schumer that did not fund ICE for any enforcement activity but which he figured would pass the House because enough squishes could go along with it. He never consulted Mike "Tiny' Johnson nor the President - he just cut the deal then tiptoed out of town after a late night voice vote.
Johnson isn't having any of it and is refusing to bring this version up to the House for a vote.
This is proof John Thune needs to go if any was needed.
Now the Senate is in recess for two weeks and so nothing will be done for at least that long.
"The leadership in the Senate..on both sides of the aisle, has a real disgust for this president and House leadership, because they didn't even have the guts to call Speaker Mike Johnson and let them know what happened...the stereotype of Congress is - and it's well deserved - is that we pass stuff in the in the dark of night because we don't have any guts. And that's clearly what's shown in the Senate leadership."
Rep. Rep. Tim Burchett (TN-02)
This is why we may lose Congress, precisely because of such cowardice and good-old-boy tactics.
Steve Scalise tells us what is so bad about the bill:
"One of the things that we had real concerns with is it actually defunds over 25 percent of the baseline operations of the Department of Homeland Security. Twenty-five percent.
...
"The Senate bill they sent over, by the way, defunds about 7,000 positions at the Department of Homeland Security. And, Jon, keep in mind, we’ve had three Americans killed just last week by people here illegally. We’ve had four terrorist attacks on our home soil here in America just in the last month.
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"he bill they sent us, keep in mind, will zero out - defund things like cybersecurity operations, human trafficking investigations."
And Senator Tom Cotton admitted the House bill is DOA but it could allow the Senate to pass funding via reconciliation.
Trump's move to pay the TSA out of discretionary funds has taken the leverage from the Democrats. What is going to happen is there will be a call this morning for a vote and if no Democrat objects it will pass. Most of the Senate is out on vacation and this is just a ceremonial session, but the GOP could "steal" the vote here. But if just one objection is heard then the matter rests until the full Senate returns from their Easter break.
Mike Johnson done good.
UPDATE:
The Effing Senate Republicans did not introduce the House Bill in the pro forma session, and so won't until Thursday at the earliest. Why not? Because John Thune wants time to figure out a way to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory here and keep his "compromise" in place, a backroom deal designed to end ICE efforts to deport criminal illegal aliens.
BTW the pro forma session is to keep the Senate in session for one reason - to stop the President from making recess appointments. With Republican control of the Senate this should not be happening; it's John Thune screwing over his own Party's leader.
How can we save this country with total jackasses like John Thune in positions of authority?Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at 09:18 AM | Comments (4) | Add Comment
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Didn't Carville predict Trump would quit during his first term too?
This is completely nuts; Trump may be many things but lacking toughness isn't one of them. He faced down prison and every kind of attack they could throw at him and is still standing. What makes Serpenthead think Trump is going to cave now?
From Western Journalism:
Democratic strategist James Carville theorized that President Donald Trump would resign after the midterms due to a lack of physical and mental capabilities during a Thursday episode of "Politics War Room.”Carville, who has admitted that he has "Trump Derangement Syndrome,” has repeatedly become erratic when criticizing the president during his second term.
The Democratic strategist predicted on his podcast that Republicans would lose both chambers of Congress and that Trump would not be "tough” enough to finish his term.
"What I’m going to talk about is the possibility of his resignation, because he doesn’t know how much his life is getting ready to change post-November … His power is going to just ebb out,” Carville said.
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"Foreign leaders are going to say, ‘This guy’s got two years to go. He’s lost the whole public opinion. He’s lost the whole Senate. He’s lost the House.’ The lobbyists are going to start cutting deals on the other side. You’ve seen this a thousand times before. The guest list for every cocktail party, for everything, is going to change.”
"The Christmas party is coming up. And he’s going to see that seeping out,” he added. "And it takes the chancellor of Germany, you know, 72 hours to call him back. And I think the guy is just soft. And it’s horrible when you get hit like he’s going to get hit.”
Moreover, he forecast that Trump would resign and have Vice President JD Vance pardon him.
"I think there’s a good chance he just says ‘Shit, I’ll just walk away. It ain’t worth it. That’s all. Best I can do.’ I don’t think he’s tough enough to tough this out,” Carville said.
"After being where he is, I don’t think he’s physically or mentally capable of doing it, of sticking it out,” he added.
"I just think he’s fat, lazy and deteriorating. And to the extent that he can see where he is, he might just walk away.”
Who has this guy been watching all these years now? I think Carville is pretty much describing himself and not Mr. Trump. Lazy and deteriorating sound like Carville and the rest of the Democrats.
Carville needs to cut back on all the Wacky Weed he's been smoking.
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Israel Stops Catholic Mass on Palm SundayTimothy Birdnow
Israeli police banned the celebration of the Holy Eucharist at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher this Palm Sunday - a move that hasn't happened in many centuries.
No doubt the reason was security; the Israelis have banned people from most holy sites in Jerusalem, undoubtedly out of fear of a terrorist attack from Iran. They can't afford to have a lot of people bunched together.
The Italian Foreign Minister protested the move bitterly, calling it "an insult to religious freedom". You know what is an insult to religious freedom also? A suicide bomb that KILLS you so you can't worship as you see fit.
Benjamin Netanyahu said his government is working on a security plan to allow the Church to worship at the Holy Sepulcher during the Triduum, the three holiest days of the Christian year (Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday).
Naturally this story tries to act like thos evil Joooosssss are just punishing non Jewish folks, even though they have severely curtailed their own religious practices (like only allowing fifty visitors to the Wailing Wall per day).
This is a common sense policy and anyone who says otherwise is full of bologna - or beef brisket if you prefer your Jewish deli meats.Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at 11:40 AM | Comments (4) | Add Comment
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Here's some good news the media won't reporrt, or if they do will bury on page 10.
According to the National Association of Realtors the Housing crisis appears to be ending thanks to Trump's aggressive policies.
According to the pricing index:
In December 2025, nearly 93% of the major markets tracked in NAR's index had narrowed the housing supply-demand gap by issuing more single-family building permits. Moreover, by the end of the year, about 63% of the areas had a housing shortage index of two or lower. This is a noteworthy improvement compared to the same time in 2024, when less than 50% of the areas were near a balanced index.
Now what changed since 2024? Anybody?
Couple that with reduced numbers of illegals and the housing market is set to really boom.
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The International Energy Agency is calling for a lockdown of the whole world in what many are calling "lockdown 2.0" and it looks amazingly like what we got during Covid - and what the Gang Green and the other crazy liberals (but I repeat myself) have long sought. In this case it's to conserve energy because of oil disruptions caused by the Iran war.
They want work from home. They want the imposition of mass public transit with private vehicles being severely restricted. They want everyone to replace gas stoves with electric. They want an extra day off work. They want reduced speed limits on highways.
Sound familiar? No mention of masking but they'll get around to that eventually. They can't push masks now, not while ICE is wearing them.
All we need is Greta Dumberg, er, Thurnberg to show up and hector us about how we are destroying the planet.
This program seems to be the Left's reaction to any stimulus.
Oh, did I mention they want to limit air travel too. Did Chuck Schumer get this memo from them maybe? He's doing a fine job of THAT!
I would add we've tried this program on any number of occasions and it was just a disaster. Richard Nixon tried it and I remember waiting in long lines to get ten gallons of gas with my father. This as much as anything led ultimately to the disastrous economic "malaise" of the later seventies, this program which was premised on the theory that conservation will see us through. Peak oil was a big shibboleth back then and we were told we had to be trained, to get used to a future with little oil and gas. (You may remember in the late seventies the movie Mad Max came out and that was a big part of the film - the struggle to obtain gasoline.)
So these hippies keep trying to bring back the "swinging seventies". I just saw a clip of Jane Fonda encouraging people to go to the "No Kings" rally "it's fun". These dimbulbs keep trying to relive their misspent youths.
Maybe we should hold a protest of our own, and call it "No Queens". Somehow I suspect the gay lobby wouldn't like that at all.
At any rate it's the same old song and dance. And if they fail to get a lockdown 2.0 they will try, try again with different issues. But this is what they want. They think this will "reduce our carbon footprint" but more importantly it will keep us all in our homes where they can control us. It was and always has been about power.
Doubt that? Well, the IEA is not suggesting this as a voluntary policy but asks member nations to do it via "regulations and mandates.” aka FORCE their citizens to comply.
That is the program, it's always been the program. This is how you get the Great Reset and implement the New World Order.Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at 10:41 AM | Comments (3) | Add Comment
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I am pleased by this although I have to question the sanity of the Somalilanders.
She is rather like the old maid in the card game; the guy who gets stuck with her is the loser.Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at 10:11 AM | Comments (1) | Add Comment
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What do you do with such vile dirtbags as these two? They get fired and the Left takes care of them, getting them another job almost immediately.
So they think it's fun to ponder the murder of a man with whom you disagree. I wonder how they would feel if it were their own lives at stake.
This kind of abject hatred is going to tear this nation completely apart.
I'll bet these two goons were high-fiving when Charlie Kirk was murdered too.
I wouldn't want to be them on Judgement Day.Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at 09:37 AM | Comments (2) | Add Comment
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The Democrats are calling for reparations for illegal aliens.
Yes, you read that right.
Gateway Pundit dishes:
Woke Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash.) has called for "some form of reparation” for illegal aliens she says were "traumatized” by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) during President Donald Trump’s deportation crackdown.
Speaking at a shadow hearing she hosted titled "Kidnapped and Disappeared: Trump’s Attack on Children,” Jayapal argued that federal reparations should be considered for illegal aliens targeted nationwide by ICE operations.
Jayapal also demanded "offensive actions around prosecutions,” saying that "the people that have been inflicting this harm need to be prosecuted” and "brought before us” so they can be held accountable for the trauma caused by deportations and raids.
So this scumbaggettue wants to not only pay illegals for being afraid of apprehension when they broke into the country illegally but she wants to hold Nuremberg style trials for "war crimes" committed by border agents enforcing our laws - and for the Conservatives who asked them to do it.
I don't know how any American could possibly ever vote for a Democrat ever again.Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at 09:28 AM | Comments (3) | Add Comment
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Climate Models Failed Predictions Timothy Birdnow
I posted this on a climate debate forum on Facebook. I thought it worth reposting here, even if I have already gone over this stuff time and time again:
According to a 2024 report from the World Health Organization drowning deaths globally dropped by a whopping 38% since the year 2000.https://www.who.int/news/item/13-12-2024-drowning-deaths-decline-globally-but-the-most-vulnerable-remain-at-risk
So riddle me this; how is this possible if sea levels are rising precipitously and extreme weather events are becoming more common (they aren't) how can this be?
More people than ever are hanging out at beaches and lakes and other watery areas.
Even if we attribute fewer drownings to better rescue techniques and more care for life-preserving systems we have to admit that this suggests the environmental apocalypse predicted over climate change just isn't happening. And remember the population has increased since 2000, not gone down.
I would add 2025 was a "quiet" hurricane season in violation of the predictions made by climate models. https://arxiv.org/html/2511.23458v3 In fact the 21st century has largely been quiet in terms of hurricanes, as well as tornadoes. The frequency of tornadoes in the U.S. has declined significantly since 1950. https://www.heritage.org/environment/report/twisters-and-trends-analysis-us-tornado-activity-and-climate-change Tornadoes do more damage now because there is a lot more stuff built down on the flats to be destroyed than in bygone days. (The same holds true for Hurricanes - much more stuff on the sea shore than in the past). Floods have become less deadly too. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/378523732_Floods_have_become_less_deadly_an_analysis_of_global_flood_fatalities_1975-2022 This despite more property damage being caused by flooding, primarily because we are building more in flood plains now than we used to and so there is more stuff to get wrecked.
Oh, I hear you now...but, but,but what about wildfires? What about them? IF there is an increase in wildfires (and many of them were intentionally set over the last few years by environmentalists to "prove" climate change, such as in California https://www.foxla.com/news/multiple-people-accused-starting-fires-firestorm-rages-california and in Australia ) then we must ask how that is possible in a world that has heated up one degree and thus evaporated more water vapor which, logically, should make wildfires harder to start. And of course we conveniently forget about the changes in wildfire management and prevention (like not removing deadwood from forests and then being surprised when a bunch of dry tinder catches).
None of this comports with the climate change models.
At what point do we admit the models are just wrong?
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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has vowed to join the fight against Iran after being bombed more than even Israel by the Benighted Beelzebub (if they call us the Great Satan I'll call Iran the BB).
Iran has at least convinced the UAE that Iran is an existential threat and needs to be dealt with for good.
I suspect other Arab states in the region may feel the same.
And if these states join a "coalition of the willing" to kick the Ayatollahs out then it will happen Iran won't be able to ship so much as a pair of shoelaces out if the Gulf states decide to stop them. (Yes, they can ship via the Gulf of Oman (the outlet into the Arabian Sea) but that wouldn't be all that had to blockade and shipping oil out of there would be much harder than out of the Arabian Gulf (formerly Persian Gulf). I would add Iran just has a small portion of their seacoast on the Omani sector.
We can squeeze the life right out of Iran economically if Oman should decide to shut the Strait of Hormuz down to Iran and her allies as well.
Bear in mind Iran is losing huge amounts of money daily and they won't be able to endure this for too much longer.
At any rate Iran isn't making any friends, and it's just a matter of time before they have no choice but fold.Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at 10:39 AM | Comments (2) | Add Comment
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Newly released documents show that Jack Smith was quietly corresponding with two judges intimately involved in Trump cases - Beryl Howell and our old buddy James "Bozo" Boasberg.
I would call that colluding. I would further call that a complete ethics lapse.
Howell spoke gushingly of Smith's lawfare, I might add.
From the Federalist:
According to the briefing document, Smith’s team informed Garland that they had been in touch with Howell and that "She liked our approach of pursuing the executive privilege litigation in an omnibus fashion,” meaning the consolidation of various motions into a single filing rather than handling each separately. The notes record that Howell was aware such a motion was coming "and loves the idea.” A separate entry referenced a forthcoming meeting with Boasberg scheduled for Saturday, March 18, 2023, the day after he became chief judge, taking over from Howell.
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Judges are not allowed to communicate with only one side of a legal matter; they are required by law to at least inform the other party. But this judge was actually giving pointers to the prosecution. To me that is clearly an impeachable offense. In fact it is probably a crime.
But she will never be prosecuted, and she will not be impeached.
We have to find new ways to punish people like this or it will happen again and again.Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at 09:42 AM | Comments (2) | Add Comment
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GUILTY!
Now the House has to hold hearings to remove her from office.
McCormick stole federal relief funds and used them to fund her campaign for Congress.
I wonder if they really will expel her or if they will end up just censuring her. The numbers are dicey enough for the Democrats that I suspect they will all back letting her off the hook, and some Republicans may even join them.
The crooked Congresscritter now must face criminal charges in a court of law.Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at 09:21 AM | Comments (3) | Add Comment
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These are the people we are inviting into our countries:
Samantha Smith@SamanthaTaghoyInterviewer: "Do you ever think about the consequences of rape?”
Illegal migrant: "Like, if she screams and wakes someone up?”
Interviewer: "No, I’m talking about the girl.”
Illegal migrant: "Yeah. When we rape her we might get an STD.”
THIS IS WHAT’S COMING TO THE WEST.
Makes me think of Yellowbeard the Pirate "1: oh, you mean he's beaten ya and kicked ya and smashed ya in the teeth?
Woman: "you know just before you went to Jail we was having a cuddle"
Yellowbeard: "I was raping ya if thats what ya mean. :
Woman: "well half cuddle"
That woman sounds like a modern white liberal chick.
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Post contains 126 words, total size 1 kb.Nuclear Suicide Vests?Timothy Birdnow
Tyler Durden is wrong; nuclear weapons can indeed be vest sized. We and the Soviets both had "suitcase nukes" which could be so adapted. But it's doubtful the Iranians could build such a device.
A "suitcase nuke" isn't small enough to fit into, say, a briefcase but it would be backpack sized. And if detonated in the right place (like Manhattan) it could indeed kill tens of thousand of people (such devices would only take out multiple blocks, not the whole of New York City).
For instance, the Swift nuclear device weighed about a hundred pounds and had a maximum yield of 0,19 kilotons, not much for a nuclear weapon but plenty for an attack in a very densely populated area. A hundred pounds is heavy for a backpack but not extremely so and anyone in good shape should be able to carry it. I carried backpacks that heavy myself (not that I enjoyed it). The Swift was from the mid '50's and no doubt the U.S. military got them even smaller.
So while I appreciate Durden fact-checking Vance I would say his fundamental premise is wrong.Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at 09:06 AM | No Comments | Add Comment
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There was a drone attack on a Louisiana bomber base that seems to be of unknown origin.
The March 9 attack on Barksdale Air Force Base in Louisiana, near Shreveport, disrupted flights intended to help in the Epic Fury attack on Iran.
Barksdale is no dog of an airbase; it's the nerve center for the Air Force Strike Command. It is a major center for B-52 bombers and is also a major base for American nuclear weapons.
The waves of attacks forced the temporary closure of the base.
This shows Iran or her proxies were in the U.S. and had weapons of war at the ready.
At any rate Barksdale does not have fighters to protect against such a threat and the electronic countermeasures to disrupt communications with the drones failed, suggesting someone knew how they worked and were able to harden the drones, which came in four hour waves and which came with lights on as if daring us to stop them. As the article points out these drones are far superior to any Iran has shown the world, especially the ones used in the Russo-Ukrainian war, so their origin is a mystery. Why, if I didn't know better I would say they are either our own, or Chinese.
These drones were far more sophisticated even than anything we have.
As things stand mysterious drones over American military bases are nothing new; we've seen them over the last couple of years. Anyone remember the New Jersey drone sightings? Our government told us these were simply domestic hobby drones. Our government lied. Witnesses say these drones were huge and amazingly sophisticated.
And don't forget the Chinese spy balloons which went over a bunch of our military bases.
So I suspect we've known they were there and we've probably got a good idea of who is behind them, but we can't prove it.
We'd better hustle it up and create superior military drones and do it damned quick.
Do notice that we've not heard any other stories of drone attacks on U.S. facilities since the start of the war. Now why do you suppose that is? My guess is that we've been able to disrupt Chinese spy networks here in the states (quietly) and probably put other countermeasures in place.
At any rate we are in another cloak and dagger spy v. spy Cold War and this sort of thing is going to continue to happen.
Naturally, the Chinese are being creamed by the Iran war and had everything to lose from it - and still do.Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at 08:53 AM | No Comments | Add Comment
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