>>2314511 (LB)

There is no reason not to do it this month. We have to do it before the kids go back to school or they are going to keep getting shot up by deepstate hit squads during 'preparation drills' and such. In my town, we have a Mayor who has made a gay TedX talk about absolutely jack shit except his political duplicity, who is Vatican connected, and a Sheriff bought and paid for by a Vatican connected family of billionaires who own an Aerospace company that they named after a Catholic Church in France. And the mayor used to be an official spokesperson for the Red Cross. You think they might have the people in place to cover up a mass school shooting?

>>2314936

For an nuke, you would need two officers with keys, but for an anti-aircraft missile? You might need to fire one of those to scare away an airborne threat like an observation bird dragging a torpedo. Tanks have automated anti-missile systems (Russian tanks). You put in some software, the self defense system goes haywire. The XO comes running down and says "what in the blue F*ck just happened." And nobody knows. The satelight links the subs have would provide enough bandwidth to enable remote control of a trojan like that.

>>2315201

Underwater, the sub uses ELF, which would be way way too narrow, but if that sub was above the water in a friendly area, what would stop someone from just leaving the sat link on the whole time? They may even let some of the seamen surf the web a little or email with that thing now.

>>2315243

when did we get this?

>>2315246

What do you think?

>>2315201