Jul 4, 2023- Jul 4, 2023
Jul 4, 2023·2 repliesAye didnt they come out and say its just a false alarm again lol
Jul 4, 2023hriskoAye didnt they come out and say its just a false alarm again lol
Don’t know what to believe anymore. Everthing feels Ai Generated/Q Anon rabbit holes
- Jul 6, 2023
Full Interview uploaded with Senator Marco Rubio about the whistleblower.
Wild how this isn't getting more coverage on mainstream media. The stigma is real.
If you can watch this whole interview and think this is all non sense than I don't know what to tell you lol
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Mandothe new CNN
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- Aug 11, 2023·1 reply
Bo CeephusI'm also starting to not believe this dumb psyop theory either.
A, when has the govt not gotten the funding for every single defense project they've ever wanted?
B, could make up something that is much more believable than f***ing aliens
C, why would the govt make up such a convoluted story that not only makes them look evil and immoral (Grusch said people have been killed over this) but also make them look incompetent as a whole for not knowing what's going on in our own airspace?
It is not a psyop. It would be a really dumb psyop if so. You make up any bullshit about the middle east and get the exact same goals accomplished without intriguing a large portion of the public and frankly, it would be wasting time and money to do these investigations if there truly was nothing.
A) U.S. Defense Projects Canceled for Budgetary Reasons:
1. RAH-66 Comanche Helicopter Program: Canceled in 2004 due to budget constraints after spending more than $7 billion.
2. Divad (Division Air Defense) Gun System: Canceled in the 1980s after spending around $1.8 billion because of budget constraints.
3. Crusader Howitzer Artillery System: The U.S. Army's self-propelled howitzer was canceled in 2002 after spending $2 billion. Budget pressures and a shift in military priorities contributed to its termination.
4. Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle (EFV) Program: The U.S. Marine Corps' amphibious vehicle program was canceled in 2011 due to cost overruns and budgetary concerns after spending around $3 billion. - Aug 11, 2023·1 replyYuzzy
A) U.S. Defense Projects Canceled for Budgetary Reasons:
1. RAH-66 Comanche Helicopter Program: Canceled in 2004 due to budget constraints after spending more than $7 billion.
2. Divad (Division Air Defense) Gun System: Canceled in the 1980s after spending around $1.8 billion because of budget constraints.
3. Crusader Howitzer Artillery System: The U.S. Army's self-propelled howitzer was canceled in 2002 after spending $2 billion. Budget pressures and a shift in military priorities contributed to its termination.
4. Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle (EFV) Program: The U.S. Marine Corps' amphibious vehicle program was canceled in 2011 due to cost overruns and budgetary concerns after spending around $3 billion.Damn 4 times in history. How horrible. Poor guys.
They clearly must be building s*** that can fly 80k miles an hour and go underwater in a split second.
Glad you figured it out
- Aug 11, 2023Bo Ceephus
Damn 4 times in history. How horrible. Poor guys.
They clearly must be building s*** that can fly 80k miles an hour and go underwater in a split second.
Glad you figured it out
when has the govt not gotten the funding for every single defense project they've ever wanted?
Aug 11, 2023·1 replySo is this real or not ?
Aug 11, 2023SuperSaiyanSo is this real or not ?
no. Just the ramblings of an alcoholic spook
