very weird that they come out with this narrative now… we've been asking WhereAreTheChildren for a long time, even before Q…
>The lying blue checks on Twitter are lying.
Good, goood, let the hate flow through them
>The story is regarding abuse from THE OBAMA ADMINSTRATION from 2009 to 2014.
heheeee
BOOMerang
>>1548824 nice
or scramble thousands of barely-out-of-the-war vets inexperienced in polar conditions to hastily mount the largest expedition ever and go take some pics & footage for fun?
It was the largest naval expedition ever in Antarctica. Even the [Operation Deep Freeze] expeditions during the International Geophysical Year [in the 1950s] were a fraction of that. These were also newly released soldiers and sailors from World War II. And there were very few of those 4,700 who had any [polar] experience. So it’s a little odd that they would have conjured up so many. The leadership ranks were very thin, especially in the flying ranks.
https://www.airspacemag.com/history-of-flight/operation-highjump-18223476/
How the navy high command convinced Congress to fund the expensive expedition is a mystery to this day. The navy had not been in charge of a South Polar expedition since the exploration by Charles Wilkes a hundred years earlier. One can only speculate that the country was excited about sending forth the largest Antarctic expedition in history, under peace-time conditions, on an adventure apparently not involving death and destruction. The "Soviet menace", accompanied by the threat of war in the Arctic, may have been reason alone.
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Compounding this problem was the fact that all but a handful of men were totally lacking in adequate training for polar conditions. As Professor Bertrand later noted, "Although personnel of OPERATION NANOOK served as a nucleus for staffing OPERATION HIGHJUMP, the much greater size of the later expedition necessitated the filling of many posts with men who had no previous polar exploration. It was possible to obtain the services of only eleven veterans of previous U.S. Antarctic expeditions. Only two pilots in the Central Group of the Task Force had experience in flying photographic missions". As a matter of fact, none of the seaplane pilots or flight crews had ever flown in Antarctica before.
http://www.south-pole.com/p0000151.htm
Beautiful.
Breaking the chain(s)
>Anonymous ID: grTMpzrL No.147454188 Nov 1 2017 01:38:23 (EST)
<World stalemate.
<We all have the goods on everyone else.
>That’s part of the reason why some things that tie back to foreign heads of state will remain classified (not all).
>We are in one of the most critical times of our country. Trump and others are working to balance the we’re doing well for America (for the common person to endorse) while at the same time purify our govt and remove the bad actors who are entrenched. There is so much string pulling and blackmail that we need to cut these off to truly gain the power granted to us by the Patriots and hard working people of this great country.