>>1503196

I think you meant to say, we don't know how much military aviation activity there has been but we do know that if any planes flew, they all had transponders off.

Got it?

Now if you had reports from people near airbases that things were quiet, then I might think that there really was less activity.

If you want to be an intelligence agent, you need to learn to report only the facts. Not your interpretation of them, because you, as an agent, do not have all the info. Just the facts and nothing but the facts.

>>1503314

Are you really that naive about the game of politics

That you have never heard of the term, "trial balloon"?

Politicians and senior executives do this all the time

It is part of the process of nemawashi or socializing ideas

If you want to get people's opinions

You can't ask them for it

Because when you ask,

The opinion changes

This is the Heisenberg uncertainty principle.

To find out people's opinions

You send out trial balloons

And listen carefully