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It's not only the Russians that pimp our disinformatzy, disinformation;

White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan on Monday stopped short of calling the killings in Bucha, Ukraine, a genocide.

Images showing civilian bodies in the streets of Bucha, a suburb of the capital city of Kyiv, have sparked international outrage since this past weekend. Earlier Monday, President  Joe Biden  called the reports of numerous dead—as many as 300, according to Bucha's mayor—"outrageous" and  reiterated his belief that Vladimir Putin is a war criminal.

White House Breaks With Zelensky, Isn't Calling Bucha Killings 'Genocide' (msn.com)

What weapons do nuclear submarines have?

Each sub carries up to eight missiles on board, and each missile carries  up to five nuclear bombs  – or warheads – on top. Each of these bombs is around eight times as destructive as the bomb which flattened Hiroshima in 1945, killing over 140,000 civilians. One Trident submarine patrols the seas at all times.

How Many Nukes Does A Submarine Carry (askingthelot.com)

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LPs minister of disinformation doesn't know 1/8th of what he think about nuclear submarines

Deal in facts or shut up.

Or are you going to share your information about the game of Faro........remember when you thought you had me when you let is all know Faro was played at the Bongo Palace, not Palace Station ?Guess what Vegas casino changed its name from Bingo Palace to Palace Station, owned by the same family the same time.And Mr Kmow It All you never did tell us how many chips a $200 buy in gets on a Fatp0 table.

And when you told us you were with the "3rd Brigade" cowering in some mountain cave in Viet Nam? At the time the Army was still under ROAD, reorganization of Army Divisions..........each division had 3 brigades (sometimes more) and only someone talking to someone within the same division would only say 3rd Brigade, they would say "I was with the 3rd Brigade of the Big Red One or the 25th Division, etc.....You obviously got your 3rd Brigade out os someone else's war novel.

Your constant attempts to bash Trump only reveal the real you.

Gulf Foxtrot Uniform. Out.

Here’s a “hypothetical” story for you.

Years ago, there was a rinky-dink country that was socialist.

This country was a dump and socialism was absolutely destroying it.

The US government was trying to take down a terrorist in this country, and so, it had to work with one of the socialist leaders.

The operative who was working closely with this socialist leader once asked him about socialism and said something along the lines of…

“Don’t you care that it doesn’t work and that it’s hurting your country?”

Guess what this socialist leader said?

He said (and I’m paraphrasing)…

“Of course, I know socialism doesn’t work.

  Everyone knows that socialism doesn’t work, except if you’re at the top. And I’m in the government at the top and it works well for me.”

Well, I guess, at least for once, the guy was honest.

The funny thing is, this is not the first socialist leader who’s said something similar behind closed doors.

They know it doesn’t work.

But they know they can get votes from it and that they’ll be able to live fat and happy off their government paycheck.

However, as Margaret Thatcher famously said…

“The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money.”

With spending in this country skyrocketing, it’s important to keep an eye on the ball and invest in tangible assets that hold value.

I mentioned earlier this week that I’m looking for farmland.

But, there’s also gold, silver, ammo and guns that are good tangible assets that you can hold in your hand.

When it comes to guns, don’t forget about pre-1899 guns (like the Swedish Mauser) that you don’t have to register and are legally and completely off the books.

I’ve got to run now, but I’m on a mission to stop socialism.

Stay safe,

Jason Hanson

Former CIA Officer

Editor, Spy & Survival Briefing

Editor, Black Bag Confidential

Interesting

Are you a conversational narcissist? Here's how to tell (msn.com)

Happy Festivus everyone!

A lot of the Japanese-Americans that were put in internement camps in Hawaii went on to join the US Army.

The formed the 442nd Regimental Combat ream which, to this day, is the most decorated US military unit.

Tiday the 442nd isremembered as the most decorated unit for its size and length of service in the history of the US military. The unit, totaling about 18,000 men, over 4,000 Purple Hearts, 4,000 Bronze Stars, 560 Silver Star Medals, 21 Medals of Honor, and seven Presidential Unit Citations. Additionally, the 100th garnished their own impressive record prior to their absorption into the 442nd. In 2010, various groups and advocates, including the National Veterans Network, were successful in obtaining congressional passage of the  bill S. 1055, awarding all members of the 100th and 442nd, along with the Military Intelligence Service, the Congressional Gold Medal for their heroic service in World War II.

Against the odds, the men of the 100th Infantry Battalion and the 442nd Regimental Combat Team did “go for broke.” Despite the years of suspicion and racism that prevailed at home, these Nisei men fought for their country and their ideals of freedom and democracy. They fought heroically, leaving behind a record that is still untouched today.

Going For Broke: The 442nd Regimental Combat Team | The National WWII Museum | New Orleans (nationalww2museum.org)

As of November 2021

3,527 Medals of Honor Awarded

66 Living recipients

19 Recipients honored twice

1 Medal awarded to a woman, Mary Edwards Walker

2,458 Medals awarded to members of the Army

749 Medals awarded to members of the Navy

300 Medals awarded to members of the Marine Corps

19 Medals awarded to members of the Air Force

1 Medal awarded to a member of the Coast Guard

Source: December 2021 American Legion magazine

Whole checking out one star ratings on various threads I noticed that in many cases those who leave one star ratings rarely, if ever, themselves start threads.

Speaks volumes.

Just prior to the game the announcers on TBS stated that the Dodgers and Giants had never met post season. 

I wonder what they'd call the three games played after the 1962 season ended and prior to the world Series, both teams finished with exact records on the last day of the season.

I know those announcers are too young to remember that, probably not even born then, but come on guys, do your homework!

Here’s a “hypothetical” story for you…

Years ago, there was a rinky-dink country that was socialist.

This country was a dump and socialism was destroying it.

The US government was trying to take down a terrorist in this country and so it had to work with one of the socialist leaders.

The operative who was working closely with this socialist leader once asked him about socialism and said something along the lines of…

“Don’t you care that it doesn’t work and that it’s hurting your country?”

Guess what that socialist leader said?

He said (and I’m paraphrasing)…

“Of course, I know socialism doesn’t work.

Everyone knows that socialism doesn’t work, except if you’re at the top. And I’m in the government at the top and it works well for me.”

Well, I guess, at least for once, the guy was honest.

The funny thing is, this is not the first socialist leader who’s said something similar behind closed doors.

They know it doesn’t work.

But they know they can get votes from it and that they’ll be able to live fat and happy off their government paycheck.

However, as Margaret Thatcher famously said…

“The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money.”

With spending in this country about to skyrocket on socialist programs, it’s important to keep an eye on the ball and invest in tangible assets that hold value.

Stay safe,

Jason Hanson

Former CIA Officer

Editor, Spy & Survival Briefing

From a former CIA agent;

From MSN, well this is different;

Was 'The Wizard Of Oz' All About Money?