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50,000 Chinese soldiers
+ 200 or more APCs
+ 200 or more supply vehicles
+ 20 or more command vehicles
+ cold weather gear (28 degrees)
+ billeting equipment

Now, if no vehicles. Just soldiers entering on foot with no supplies. You don’t need to bomb them. They’d be down to 25,000 after the first night of defections. The rest would be scattered to the wind.

If they’re just marching thru the woods of Maine... yeah, that won’t end well.

a reply to: MetalThunder

[place holder]? I don’t understand. It’s a shame how illiterate I am on a computer or phone.

originally posted by: Guiltyguitarist
a reply to: MetalThunder

[place holder]? I don’t understand. It’s a shame how illiterate I am on a computer or phone.

It's an empty spot on a list that is filled later with the missing information.

a reply to: Guiltyguitarist

I was referring to this story about Biden seeking a pardon: thedailycoin.org...

Reportedly: Trump said "no deals". Biden then asked McConnell to use his influence.

(Had to find on DuckDuckGo. All references gone from Google search.)

a reply to: IAMTAT

Found Russ Ramsland's part very interesting:
- The server raid included info on how they tracked votes to Germany
- Detailed Mail-in ballot problems list 461,349 potential illegal votes
- Ramsland pointed out this is not necessarily unique ballots
- Ballots with multiple problems were shown in all groups
(eg. an underage felon counted in 2 groups = 1 Underage + 1 Felon)
- 2020 mail-in rejection rate compared to 2016 is a major red flag
(eg. despite 5.61X more votes, the total rejected significantly lower)






GA House of Rep Hearing on Election Irregularities - 12/10

If GA ignores the evidence and sticks to their illegal certification, they deserve what’s coming.

One of the reasons I don't want to immediately dismiss this is that an assault like this would be ineffective without a larger scale attack, which would likely involve Chinese submarines with nuclear missiles. Which I wouldn't even be thinking about if we didn't always hear to "watch the water" and the President telling us about our hydrosonic missiles which would be needed to fight the threat.

originally posted by: PilSungMtnMan
50,000 Chinese soldiers
+ 200 or more APCs
+ 200 or more supply vehicles
+ 20 or more command vehicles
+ cold weather gear (28 degrees)
+ billeting equipment

Now, if no vehicles. Just soldiers entering on foot with no supplies. You don’t need to bomb them. They’d be down to 25,000 after the first night of defections. The rest would be scattered to the wind.

If they’re just marching thru the woods of Maine... yeah, that won’t end well.

originally posted by: tanstaafl

originally posted by: PilSungMtnMan
a reply to: tanstaafl

They do not need to JOIN the lawsuit. That would only make the process a clown show as 20 AGs fight for face time in front of SCOTUS.

So... maybe STOP SAYING THEY ARE ALL JOINED?

Come on, man!

There are many ways to "join". You're thinking in a one-dimensional fashion.

---------------On another note-----------------

They're trying to say Senator Diane Feinstein is "losing it" mentally, so any incriminating statements she makes to the FBI, against herself or others, will not be believed.

Feinstein's sad decline: www.foxnews.com...

a reply to: Caled

'Hydrosonic'?

Canada Installs Underwater Chinese Monitoring Devices Near US Sub Base

Canada has placed four Chinese monitoring devices just 186 miles away from the US coast, near a major waterway used by a US nuclear submarine base, reports SCMP. The sensors were placed on the Endeavour segment of the Juan de Fuca Ridge by a remote controlled Canadian Coast Guard submersible on June 27, and are now fully operational.

www.zerohedge.com...
(bold mine)

Nancy Pelosi says Q-Anon is working with Kevin McCarthy, LOL.

twitter.com...

a reply to: IAMTAT

Want to wager they've "called home" ?

Cheers

originally posted by: carewemust
There are many ways to "join".

I'm not trying to be argumentative, but... no, there really isn't. Legal terms are precise.

What these other states have done is file amicus briefs. They have expressed support for the lawsuit.

They have not JOINED the lawsuit, or they would show up as additional plaintiffs.

Let's not give the lefties more ammunition to throw mud...

LOL. I swear, I didn't make the name up:

Hydrosonic

originally posted by: IAMTAT
a reply to: Caled

'Hydrosonic'?

Canada Installs Underwater Chinese Monitoring Devices Near US Sub Base

Canada has placed four Chinese monitoring devices just 186 miles away from the US coast, near a major waterway used by a US nuclear submarine base, reports SCMP. The sensors were placed on the Endeavour segment of the Juan de Fuca Ridge by a remote controlled Canadian Coast Guard submersible on June 27, and are now fully operational.

www.zerohedge.com...
(bold mine)

originally posted by: carewemust
Nancy Pelosi says Q-Anon is working with Kevin McCarthy, LOL.

twitter.com...

You lost me at “Nancy Pelosi says..”

She’s bat sheet crazy. Her green banana days are over too.

a reply to: Caled

Kind of interesting. I know sonar noise can be very harmful to whales.

Makes me wonder what else under the ocean's surface might be sensitive to sonic "bombardment".

Could we force tic-tacs to the surface that way?

All wild speculation on my part.

Cheers

youtu.be...

Dan Bonginos show from yesterday. Titled “I’m daring YouTube”.
He contests the election. It’s still up 22 hours later.

originally posted by: carewemust
There are many ways to "join". You're thinking in a one-dimensional fashion.

Ok, I just checked the supreme court docket again, and... you're almost right! I'm happy to be proven wrong...

I didn't realize it, but there is one other way to 'join' a lawsuit, and that is to do what President Trump did... intervene.

Guess what?

Missouri just filed a joint motion with 5 other States for intervention!

From the PDF filing document:

"MOTION OF STATES OF MISSOURI, ARKANSAS, LOUSIANA, MISSISSIPPI, SOUTH CAROLINA, AND UTAH TO INTERVENE AND PROPOSED BILL OF COMPLAINT IN INTERVENTION"

a reply to: Creep Thumper

CT, I would think that the sheer logistics changes alone of the C_A not getting military support would be significant.

An example would be C_A renditions without military planes:

1) Unable to use military air force bases to hide landings, so they'd have to go through civilian airports and passport checks; meaning they'd have to arrange fake passports and trust the renditionee not to shout "HELP",

2) If someone high profile was renditioned when military support was in place, their country would shy away from stopping it - with civilian/private planes it place they could use their military to force it down or shoot it down,

3) C_A's private/civilian planes would have to be upgraded with protective systems and armaments - that's a big and disruptive cost/lead time.

a reply to: tanstaafl

Yeah..you didn’t think Mississippi was gonna let Texas get all the glory did you? Screw a piece of paper. Texas has my rifle too.

a reply to: carewemust

I hadn’t heard of that yet about a Biden pardon. You’re making everyone happy to be wrong today.