Following a few in the chans that are rather different but the most interesting is Philadelphia streets because they are so narrow. I drove a 8" Howitzer so I know how hard it is to negotiate narrow streets
That’s what I’m saying. The good ones already left. Everyone still there is okay with what happened and on that basis, are presumably okay with what’s coming next.
All these training exercises are simply training exercises until they're not... it doesn't mean it's happening... only that personal are much more available if it does kick off than say, yesterday.
I am curious about the common explanation that it is annual training, or perhaps summer camp training. That could be true... but has training occurred in communities like this in the past, or is this a new thing?
Larkspur, CA is a wealthy area of N. California. Seems out of the ordinary to see military aircraft flying so low above homes, especially in that kind area. But it’s possible this is a normal thing, and that I’ve just never seen it before
Doesn't mean it isn't something, doesn't mean it is. Keeping our eyes and minds open is important regardless, because it's better not to be caught with our collective pants down.
But in a residential neighborhood? And Larkspur is a wealthy community in northern california. Seems odd to have such low flying military aircraft in an area like that
Yeah, I don't buy the training explanation. And Twitter disclaimer on the post says it's common practice in advance of presidential visits, which also sounds like malarkey for two ospreys landing in a residential suburb. SUVs and maybe even a helicopter in a pinch, but ospreys? No way.
I once did two weeks active duty training at a recruitment booth at the California State Fair and I was in a BCT (Basic Combat Training unit), not a recruiting unit.
It was fun, see a pretty girl walk by and ask her if she would like to learn to drive a battle tank. Worked pretty often in opening new relationships.
Many times, when they say "training exercise" it is cover for a real operation.
Following a few in the chans that are rather different but the most interesting is Philadelphia streets because they are so narrow. I drove a 8" Howitzer so I know how hard it is to negotiate narrow streets
More information on Hal Turner…….multiple states and types of equipment. Looks interesting to say the least.
Civilian disarmament incoming.
Good luck initiating that without half the military defecting.
The ones who would have said anything already quit over the vaxx.
No they didn't lmfao 2% of them left. Don't know where your getting your false information buddy
That’s what I’m saying. The good ones already left. Everyone still there is okay with what happened and on that basis, are presumably okay with what’s coming next.
All these training exercises are simply training exercises until they're not... it doesn't mean it's happening... only that personal are much more available if it does kick off than say, yesterday.
I am curious about the common explanation that it is annual training, or perhaps summer camp training. That could be true... but has training occurred in communities like this in the past, or is this a new thing?
Larkspur, CA is a wealthy area of N. California. Seems out of the ordinary to see military aircraft flying so low above homes, especially in that kind area. But it’s possible this is a normal thing, and that I’ve just never seen it before
Joe Biden’s helicopters practice landing for visit to Marin county, CA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJ5EW-iJMtc
Likely training since this is exactly the time training starts.
Doesn't mean it isn't something, doesn't mean it is. Keeping our eyes and minds open is important regardless, because it's better not to be caught with our collective pants down.
But in a residential neighborhood? And Larkspur is a wealthy community in northern california. Seems odd to have such low flying military aircraft in an area like that
Yeah, I don't buy the training explanation. And Twitter disclaimer on the post says it's common practice in advance of presidential visits, which also sounds like malarkey for two ospreys landing in a residential suburb. SUVs and maybe even a helicopter in a pinch, but ospreys? No way.
I once did two weeks active duty training at a recruitment booth at the California State Fair and I was in a BCT (Basic Combat Training unit), not a recruiting unit.
It was fun, see a pretty girl walk by and ask her if she would like to learn to drive a battle tank. Worked pretty often in opening new relationships.
If they are doing a real operation, why 2 loud ospreys ? Unless they aren't there to arrest people?
edit: Answer: https://greatawakening.win/p/16bPj7gGVl/x/c/4Tv8uN3C0Lj