Anonymous ID: 90a48e Feb. 8, 2021, 9:12 a.m. No.12860803   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>0844

>>12860777

INGSOC sends their decision on down to the Party. Every decision is top down and and the line is sent out to all the minions in all the Party controlled groups, schools, farms and factories.

Anonymous ID: 90a48e Feb. 8, 2021, 9:30 a.m. No.12860935   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>12860899

Did someone say… Cope?

 

https://www.af.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/2099864/cope-north-2020-joint-forces-exhibit-aerial-prowess/

 

ANDERSEN AIR FORCE BASE, Guam (AFNS) – On a hot flightline with multiple runways that stretch for a combined 22,000 feet long in the heart of the western Pacific, more than 100 aircraft from the U.S. military, Koku Jieitai (Japan Air Self-Defense Force) and the Royal Australian air force took to the Commonwealth of the North Mariana Islands skies.

 

Exhibiting their military might, the three nations teamed up for the Combat Air Forces large force employment exercise iteration of Cope North 2020 at Andersen Air Force Base and around the CNMI, Palau, and Yap in the Federated States of Micronesia Feb. 12-28.

 

“This was a historic Cope North exercise,” said U.S. Air Force Col. Scott Rowe, Cope North 2020 exercise director. “Instead of individualizing control groups nationally, we performed as a multinational joint task force and integrated the three nations along functional lines.”

 

Scott relished this integration and the chance to operate in an LFE, or large force employment, capacity, which incorporated high volumes of different aircraft and platforms to launch into the airspace at one time for the coordinated exercise.

 

“Most bases don’t have enough assets to perform (large force employment) movements on their own,” Rowe said. “Cope North is one of those few chances to bring in an entire (trilateral) package to execute functions such as command and control, close air support, offensive and defensive counterair, and the different individual skill sets the participating units bring.”

 

Engaging in large-scale movements like Cope North is no easy task, especially with the language barriers and different accents. However, this didn’t deter an optimistic Rowe, who noticed the steep learning curve everyone inherited as they formed one joint “language” to effectively work together.

 

“Communication is half the battle and our ability to understand the expectations of each individual functional area was key in knowing how to optimally perform during the exercise,” Rowe said. “You never want to experience an unforeseen issue for the first time in a real-world situation. (Therefore), Cope North is important because it gave our participants the environment and opportunity to practice and know-how to execute in a joint environment.”

 

Outlined by the National Defense Strategy, U.S. forces will operate alongside these allied partners to secure the Indo-Pacific region. The chance to deepen training and personal relationships within the Pacific theater is designed to be a force multiplier.

 

Rowe encouraged the participants to keep in contact, stating that no individual member or service has a monopoly on good ideas and that learning from fellow allied Airmen from each nation ensures that steel sharpens steel.

 

For the RAAF, the same sentiments were relayed by their leadership as they evaluated how they can refine their best practices.

 

“One thing the (Royal Australian air force) will take away from Cope North is our interoperability with our Japanese and American allies,” said Group Captain Hinton Tayloe, Cope North RAAF executive director, and a three-time Cope North participant. “Our forces are comprised of three things: machine-to-machine, human-to-machine, and human-to-human integration. Practicing our interoperability more closely was a big challenge as we completely (unified).

 

With a focus on interoperability, Tayloe emphasized that communication was a strong foundation, but additional steps to fully synchronizing continued to build a solid whole.

 

“Communication can only take you so far - you have to be on the same page to even take off,” Tayloe said. “We had to understand how we fight as individuals to understand how to fight together, and then adapt the way we fight to overcome any hurdles. It took effective synergy to figure out the best way to produce the desired effect and adapt to enhance those effects.

Anonymous ID: 90a48e Feb. 8, 2021, 10:06 a.m. No.12861197   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>1234 >>1261

>>12860943

They are. What do you think denying security clearance to thisd who support “white supremacy conspiracy theories” is about? I’ve never seen anything like this in the USA before. They are obviously scared shitless of Q and trying to stop it. They want to pass it off to normies as “crazy” at the same time for obvious reasons. How would it look if they admitted Q was NSA or some equally legitimate part of the government? The civil war in 5 👁 would be obvious and destroy their lie about Biden winning 80m votes.

Anonymous ID: 90a48e Feb. 8, 2021, 10:21 a.m. No.12861329   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>1349 >>1396

>>12861234

Yes that too, combined with the clearance issue, the FF blamed on QAnon and the attacks on Green. All Republicans are pressed to publicly disavow Q. Purge on social media, take down of msm even remotely sympathetic to Q talking points…

 

They see a threat.