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  3. They definitely followed this tactic in the Korean War but yes ā€” I believe China to be avoiding as well. They also have a completely different concept of time than we do, although Xi did assign some dates of significance 2049 etc. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  4. Just heard about this... T-6 Instructor Pilot Dies After Ejection Seat Goes Off on the Ground (airandspaceforces.com) An Air Force instructor pilot died early in the morning on May 14 from injuries sustained when the pilotā€™s T-6A Texan II training plane ejection seat activated during ground operations the day before, the 82nd Training Wing at Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas, announced in a press release. ā€œAn investigation into the cause of the incident is underway,ā€ the wing wrote, adding that the pilotā€™s name is being withheld for 24 hours to notify his or her next of kin. (full story at title link)
  5. Sending millions to their death is more of a Russian tactic, although I wouldn't put it past the CCP. However, I still believe China is avoiding the armed conflict, preferring the softer approaches (information, economic, etc.)...
  6. A human can but apparently a Democrat cannot.
  7. Springer Johnson is spot on! If the weather is nice tomorrow, I'll be stopping by the airport on my way from my airline trip, to go bounce around some local grass strips.
  8. I agree, I was thinking more of a shooting war with my comment. Millions of useless dudes. If I were China, I'd use them to fight and die for China in a war against my enemy instead of fighting China's leadership in a revolution.
  9. Wait, a human can have multiple views on a variety of topics and other humans can agree with a subset of those views without endorsing all of them? Do better
  10. I like him sometimes. He can get annoying as well but he makes good points every now and then.
  11. Agreed. Reading a book right now titled Blood Money. It researches how China has been pulling strings within our society to weaken America without truly confronting America, and the absolute silence it garners from bureaucrats and politicians in Washington. Highly recommend. Blood Money: Why the Powerful Turn a Blind Eye While China Kills Americans Peter Schweizer
  12. That goes back to Rainman's mantra of never passing up the opportunity to keep your big mouth shut!
  13. We're already at war with China, just not the kind we are prepared to fight. We are not winning.
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  15. We do, when there is a šŸŽˆ balloon...
  16. Who needs a Raptor when you have a Mudhen...
  17. I think and hope its going to be a blowout. Most fence sitters aren't going to say they are voting for trump. If polls are to be believed (they shouldn't) then Trump is out in front from what I've seen. I really fear the potential outcomes if its really close. Either way.
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  19. Conley nominated to be the next AFSOC/CC. Pave Low mafia still flexing itā€™s muscles. In all seriousness great news for the command.
  20. agree. what random "friend" calls the FAA... sounds fishy
  21. rumint he didn't get paid but is sitting on a nice lawsuit if SWA ever tried to fire him hell of a great guy to fly with from buddies at SWA
  22. Sure, but thereā€™s a difference between voting for someone and going to his rallies as well as voting for him. Iā€™ll vote for Trump because I agreed with a lot (definitely not all) of his policies (even though I personally dislike him) when he was president, and I agree with very few of Bidenā€™s and also think he has major cognitive issuesā€¦but Iā€™ll never go to a Trump rally, even it was within a 30 min drive. So I think the rallies are a reflection of the differences in enthusiasm for the candidates, which is what the vast majority of the polls have been saying for a while. Now Trump still had far more people at campaign events in 2020 compared to Biden, but that was also in the height of Covidā€¦ which today very few people seem concerned. The vast majority of the polls also show that Trump is doing quite a bit better with minorities compared to 2016 and 2020. Add in the fact that Bidenā€™s approval numbers have been in the upper 30s/low 40s for quite a long timeā€¦which no president in recent times have been reelected with such low approval numbers 6 months out from the election, and I think the nod today definitely goes to Trump. I think it will once again come down to turnout, and donā€™t underestimate the Dem turnout machine. I wouldnā€™t be surprised if either one when given how divided the country is, but if I had to put money on one today, it would be Trump.
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