https://www.military.com/daily-news/2024/04/30/proposed-transfer-of-guard-units-space-force-sparks-opposition-48-governors-5-us-territories.html
Interesting
>Governors of 48 states as well as five U.S. territories are opposing a plan to transfer Air National Guard units with space missions into the active-duty Space Force, a move that would effectively remove state authority over those units.
Trauma based conditioning seems to come up every now and then during those MKUltra posts, I wonder where the CIA learned that trick.
>But there's this outstanding issue looming over Mr. Kohlmann's surprise disclosure yesterday that he has signed a secret nondisclosure agreement – but won't say with which U.S. government entity.
I bet anons can guess which one…
>This development yesterday drew a prosecution invocation of a national security exception – a flashing red light in court and white noise to the public.
The context I forgot
>Today, Mr. Kohlmann, the prosecution's global expert on terrorism, is being questioned by defense lawyers.
Defne Ozgediz, a lawyer for Ammar al Baluchi, asked, apologetically, about Mr. Kohlmann's disclosure yesterday in court that his father was waterboarded in World War II.
This image has potential.