>>6596194 PB

Author Mark Ragan describes two dozen projects during the American Civil War directed toward creating a working submarine. After several abortive attempts at other vessels, the U.S. Navy commissioned Brutus de Villerois in 1861 to create a 47-foot submarine designed to be operated by 20 men, most of them rowing underwater with 16 hinged paddles. It came into Chesapeake Bay through the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal in June 1862 en route to Hampton Roads, where it was intended to take out CSS Virginia II, a Confederate ironclad under construction. Its propulsion was so inefficient that the submarine was brought up the Potomac to the Washington Navy Yard in July 1862 and the paddles were replaced with a hand-cranked propeller, greatly improving her speed to a respectable 7 knots.

President Abraham Lincoln observed the sub in operation on March 18, 1863, before it was taken under tow to Norfolk. There, lying low in the water alongside the quay, it was given the nickname, Alligator, which later became its formal name.

https://www.bayjournal.com/article/dive_into_the_history_of_submarines_in_the_chesapeake_bay

>>6597693

Biden caused more death and destruction earth than Kim.

Biden voted for the Iraq War and the Patriot Act.

Drone program.

And perhaps worst of all, He opposes marijuana legalization. Kek.

>>6597790

Add this crumb to your meme I'd suggest;

Supposedly the Castros knew, with one of Castro’s sons allegedly referring to Justin as his brother in his suicide note saying that Fidel was “always comparing me unfavorably with Justin…dismissing my achievements in comparison to his success in Canada…But what was I to do? I am Cuban. My brother is Canadian. If he was born and raised in Cuba, he would have lived in our father’s shadow forever just like me.”

https://nyulocal.com/new-world-university-justin-trudeau-is-fidel-castros-son-bccf01403a86

>>6597959

There are more sources. I just grabbed the first one about his alleged half brothers suicide note. Justin won't take a DNA test publicly, he has been asked. Also if you dig on Pierres trips to cuba with his wife they went before and after Justin was born.

>>6598098

Also in 1960 Trudeau set out from Florida in a canoe in an unsuccessful attempt to paddle to Cuba. Thousands of Cubans attempting to flee the island dictatorship would later die sailing in the opposite direction. After making it to Cuba in 1964 Trudeau remarked to a friend, “When you see mass rallies with Fidel Castro speaking for 90 minutes in 100 degree heat you wonder what is the need for elections.”

Such was Trudeau’s assessment of communism, and his variable commitment to democracy. After becoming prime minister, Trudeau rekindled whatever feelings of affection he had for these three communist regimes.

When visiting the Soviet Union in May 1971, Trudeau gained favour by reminding them that he had reduced Canadian troops in Europe by 50%. When he cut our NATO commitment he told our somewhat distraught allies the reduction would not be noticed by the Soviets, so perhaps he felt the need to draw it to their attention.

While signing a new protocol on consultations with the Soviets, Trudeau commented that Canada had to diversify its channels of communication because of the overpowering presence of the United States, which was a danger to our national identity “from a cultural, economic and perhaps military point of view.” Warnings of that nature about America, particularly with military overtones, had not emanated from Canada since the War of 1812.

https://nationalpost.com/opinion/bob-plamondon-the-kremlins-interpreter