(PB)>>22431722
>melania wearing a blank dark hat, trump wearing a dark maga hat.
>comms ?
Remind you of anyone?
(PB) >>22432386, >>22432440, >>22432454, >>22432501, >>22432562 NASA News
Retro NASA news. This is the June 3rd 1966 CBS broadcast of a NASA "spacewalk". In todays world this footage wouldn't even pass cartoon quality. 😁.
(PB) >>22431975 Pentagon document resurfaces, revealing why 'Deep State' may be fearing release of JFK files
Operation Northwoods
From BODY OF SECRETS, by James Bamford (2001) p.82f.
https://www.johndclare.net/cold_war16_Northwoods_extra.htm
>Which is a head up one's own ass way of saying that TV cameras have really improved over the years.
Ahhhh it's the camera that makes the difference. You're a moron and a faggot. And speaking to your head and ass confusion.
(pb)>>22432449 Trump posts a link to a $TRUMP meme with the headline "Calm Before The Storm"
Yes. We haven't reached Storm status yet.
Anonymous ID: zGyR4tyi No.147647154 📁
Nov 2 2017 13:44:21 (EST)
Look to Twitter:
Exactly this: "My fellow Americans, the Storm is upon us……."
God bless.
4-6%
Trump spoke to the Davos crowd accompanied by the American War Eagle vs the American Peace Eagle. The Eagle is looking toward the arrows vs the olive branches.
Pay attention Hollywood and Entertainment faggots. The threat gig is up.
GOSHEN, Ind. (AP) — An Indiana man accused of using TikTok to urge attacks on the government and death to President Donald Trump has been arrested, the FBI said.
Douglas Thrams, 23, of Goshen, made a series of threats in videos posted to the social media site this week, authorities said.
Thrams was in custody awaiting an appearance Monday in federal court in South Bend. He does not have an attorney yet who could respond to the charge of using interstate commerce to make threats.
In one TikTok video, Thrams said Trump needed to be killed “and this time don’t … miss,” FBI agent Taylor Pletz said in a court filing. It was an apparent reference to an assassination attempt last July in Pennsylvania
https://www.wishtv.com/news/indiana-news/indiana-man-arrested-tiktok-threats-trump/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter_WISHNews8
>and plus the whole thing was abandoned all at once in the 1970s. why was that? why the sudden abandonment of all that tech?
Technology began advancing rapidly in the 70's. Especially in computers and communications. People were learning the tech and would obviously be asking more questions. The only out was to bury the program and hope for the best.
Example - How did Nixon speak to astro-nots on the moon from an oval office phone.
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Spending money has never been the problem.