>>7527 lb

Hey remember an anon got a drone shot of the dock with a barge offloading a tractor rig?

There was a white twin-outboard boat with PRD on the side. Tried to match initials- no luck.

Think it could stand for Planning and Resources Department?

The boat almost seems too fancy to be a government boat, but with an island protectorate where you need a good boat to get around the islands and where there really is no State vs. Federal funding as far as budget for boats needed to ensure $ revenue/taxes, maybe.

What do you think based on your digs?

>>9112

Way to go anon! See you at the bakery!

>>9037

This is just me rambling after being up all night, leaving, and coming back.

But when you said these 2 boards were created at the same time? All this week I have been thinking about Apollo 13 with command module Odyssey and lunar module Aquarius. We are still united in our mission. We have declared an emergency and are awaiting instructions. Some have heard an instruction. Some not.

This may feel strange, like working from the LEM, but you are right. But we have to think outside the box.

There was a scene in Apollo 13 where is it Deke Slayton? said, “We have a new mission.”

We need to accept the mission as it stands now. It is what it is. Missions chamge!

“Failure is not an option.”

People need to stop coming over here, from over there, telling people here how messed up they are to be here.

My nickname for this board is Aquarius.

Someone was very bright to build her. And even with all their technical knowledge and reasons for doing so, they were yet still ignorant of how used lby God they were when they created her.

Godspeed all anons. Out.

>>9077

There are reasons for mild repetition.

I noticed in some instructions about notables somewhere past reading, that they are often posted once for day shift, and if anon thinks important, then again for night shift.

I observe this, and think it is helpful, since sometimes fast moving breads cause research to drop off, hit a dead end.

I agree. There are reasons for mild repetition.

I noticed in some instructions about notables somewhere past reading, that they are often posted once for day shift, and if anon thinks important, then again for night shift.

I too observe this, and think it is helpful, since sometimes fast moving breads cause research to drop off, hit a dead end.

>>9278

Don’t need an embassy there. One less embassy to defend. Actually it could reinforce a policy of disengagement. Think about it like this: For every soldier that fought there, our stated goal was to effect a change in government and to stay until a stable replacement government was established,

And even if you are a troop who never believed in any of the fuckery that went down, hated the fact that humdreds if thousand people died ithat country needlessly, and you want to see all the clown hawks get the fuck out of there and leave the Iraqi people to their own devices, whether it be because yiu love them ot because you hate then, then leaving the country so completely is not a battle lost, but a victory achieved.