>>913058

The problem is a bit more compound than that. Old isn't a problem. Well… Spare for airframe fatigue. Eventually, you end up having to rebuild the airframe due to stress fractures in the alloys…. But notwithstanding…

The problem is that the manufacturing capability has virtually vanished. It isn't that the planes are old. It is that no one is making the replacement parts. Why weren't they?

In today's era of CAD-CAM and breakthroughs in manufacturing technology… Why is it that new parts are so hard to make… Or new designs so hard to retrofit into the airframes?

The answer is one of willingness, not capability.

>>913141

He basically did.

The person who leaked the story about Mueller thought he was going to cause a bunch of damage… Probably because someone was about to testify to Mueller and, if they thought Mueller was going to bring down Trump, might have been very honest.

But Q basically let us in on this idea very early on, and we know high level people browse these boards or have programs mine them for data. Why would Q do this, if it would damage the mission?

The person who leaked THOUGHT they were causing damage. Only thing I can think of. It wasn't nearly as big of a deal as they made it out to be.