>>3969313

Pacific developments are an interest of mine. Add this planned port-call to the list of recent Asia Pacific developments the last few weeks:

• flyovers of 'disputed' areas

• F18 going down in the Philippine sea

• Duterte backing down his posture against China on some disputed reefs

• Duterte cutting short his APEC visit and now hosting Xi for a state visit in Manila

• Pence tense meeting with Xi supposedly

Something tells me this port-of-call is a stunt, that HK will not grant approval and POTUS knows it.

>>3969374

>>3969375

And you each own 10% of the bread already, congratulations

>>3969433

Good grief, don't fall for the Mason slide Anon. Pay attention

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96ac52

These two asshats. Go ahead guys, load us up.

>>3969500

No idea what SJW even means, fren. But I recognize shillery when I see it, so you and your buddy fuck off please.

>>3969647

96ac52

Says the shill with 25 posts of useless bullshit. AFTER calling out some other anon from the last bread for his 40 posts. Priceless. Come on fren, you can do it, you can beat his record before this bread is out. Give your buddy in the next cubicle a high 5.

INTERDASTING

"Essentially, it is a martial law program that acts incrementally, rather than overtly. Once implemented, Temperer would be difficult to reverse. As UK military chiefs warned when the operation was publicly exposed, troops would likely not be pulled back after commitment unless the terror threat was “reduced”, leaving the definition of the “threat level” open for rather broad interpretation.

Which makes the latest news even more concerning as The Daily Mail reports, plans have been drawn up by the military for Operation Temperer, which, as we noted above is designed to help police on the streets in the threat of terrorism, to be enacted in the event of a no-deal Brexit scenario."

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-11-19/operation-temperer-exposed-uk-armys-secret-plan-martial-law-if-no-deal-brexit

>>3969782

Visited there 10 years ago or so, and it was obvious even then. I'm really pulling for the #BritishFight movement. It's like a pang of regret for the motherland, you know?

>>3969570