Available to tweet tho'
https://twitter.com/joebiden
You say Tsunami I say Salami
Need to keep ME operatively safe in order to concentrate in the South chYna sea
>@AndrewCMcCarthy
https://twitter.com/AndrewCMcCarthy/status/1287415166452355073
I deleted a tweet because it was about a prior occasion when jets were scrambled in NJ, not from this morning.
I deleted a tweet because it was about a prior occasion when jets were scrambled in NJ, not from this morning.
https://twitter.com/AndrewCMcCarthy/status/1287397650527027200
Q 1224
Coincidence?
Think Wendy.
Coordinated – the “Awakening.”
Every detail accounted for.
Every scenario planned for.
Enjoy the show.
Q
Casualties of War
https://www.britannica.com/list/secret-service-code-names-of-10-us-presidents
https://time.com/5869987/spaceforce/
America Really Does Have a Space Force. We Went Inside to See What It Does
The Race for Mars
https://www.dailypioneer.com/2020/columnists/the-race-for-mars.html
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) just launched a space probe destined for Mars on top of a Japanese rocket. While launching such a mission of discovery is par for the course for many space powers, including India, this is the first such advanced satellite launch by the UAE. Several of the seven Emirates that make up that nation have pinned hopes and dreams of establishing their own spaceports for commercial space travel. However, with little history or traction of space research or rocketry, nations like the UAE might find it difficult to compete even with the likes of China and India, let alone the US or Russia to attract space researchers, scientists and even a plethora of private companies entering the space sector. This probe, therefore, is a statement of intent more than anything else. By now, we have a greater understanding of the Martian surface than we do of the bottom of our own ocean.