To Whom exactly is this debt owed?
Other than the Bonds, what is interest being paid on?
Who are the actual Creditors?
I think it was Pelosi that was asked that and the response was "it's complicated"
Uh nope, screw that, either show how the Creditor exists or that debt is null and void
Running out of food, wants to go out with a bang
>Sniper rifles or AR style weapons being used
Big difference between the two
Media spin for a gun grab?
They serve their Community, what do you do?
When "muh joo" is failing "muh mason" gets rolled out
Still using the same shitty playbook that does not work on anons
AH-64 Apache has all those goodies and more
Blue Thunder never had a Hellfire missile that deployed swords
Blue Thunder released 1983
www.imdb.com/title/tt0085255/
Chosen in 1976 as the winner of the Army’s Advanced Attack Helicopter program, the AH-64 Apache entered service in 1985. The spindly, insectoid Apache looked like it was moving even while sitting still on the tarmac. The helicopter was powered by two GE T700 turboshaft engines, each generating up to 1,695 shaft horsepower, giving the aircraft a top speed of 189 miles per hour. The four-bladed main rotor can be folded for transport in C-17 and C-5 transport aircraft.
The Apache’s “killer app,” the key capability that made it indispensable on the battlefield, was its ability to fire the new AGM-114 Hellfire missile—a laser-guided anti-tank missile with a range of 8 kilometers, or more than double the range of the older TOW missile. The Apache could carry up to 16 Hellfires at once, and a single helicopter could theoretically destroy an entire company of ten Soviet tanks, all while staying out of range of enemy air defenses. Alternatively, the Apache could carry eight Hellfires and two pods of 19 Hydra-70 70mm unguided rockets (effective against dismounted infantry or light armored vehicles) or four pods of Hydra-70 rockets.
The Apache was one of the first weapon systems to include forward-looking infrared night vision. The Target Acquisition and Designation Sight/Pilot’s Night Vision Sensor (TADS/PNVS) allowed Apache pilots to target the enemy at night, or in daytime locate armored vehicles in brush or other cover that were running their engines, producing a “hot” thermal signature. This also allowed Apache crews to see through battlefield smoke and smokescreens—even Warsaw Pact smokescreens—taking away a major advantage from an advancing enemy force.
www.popularmechanics.com/military/aviation/a45839783/what-to-know-about-ah-64-apache/
Desperate for attention
Replies should be along the lines of "trying real hard not to be forgotten?" "When a 'celebrity' goes political it "Oh look, a has-been B-lister has an opinion" signals career is over and it seems your agent isn't calling"
Hmmmm
I wonder what the County Charter says about militia?
Oh yeah, that word scares the normies fed media bullshit
Deputized is better, gets a few bucks, militia is absolute volunteer but the bean counters might not say anything
SMDH
Armored vehicles or people?
"Let's go up mountain terrain loaded with a bunch of kit"
If dude is ex-military he might have a Ghillie suit so you need thermal detection gear and rifles with range
At some point shooter(s) must eat, sleep, and take a dump
Encircle and enact contracting perimeter
Shooter(s) unable to resupply