Israel's defense network must have been conducting an exercise that day. I'm waiting for a report of someone disabling the entire system....... You can't make this stuff up. They think we are all stupid. Edited with 😊🤔🤔
If people understood how important October 6th is over there, I mean, in Cairo there's an entire neighborhood named October 6th City, there's no way that they would be short staffed on that day, except by design
Shortly after the Camp David Accord, the naval ship I was on went to Alexandria and anchored there. We were the first American military "ambassadors" sent there. I recall being surprised at how well we were received. The Egyptian crowd waited for us as the liberty boats came in.....and I remember there were hundreds of them all cheering as they greeted us. It was celebrity status treatment like nothing I ever experienced before. My fellow shipmates and I hooked up with a taxi driver, who took us all around Alexandria. In essence, he became our tour guide, who refused our attempts to pay him. He did all of this at no charge. He was thankful for the Americans ending the war and making peace. He even brought us to his home for dinner and to meet all his family.
That's a far cry from today. In fact, it seems like a story told from another universe. Notwithstanding, all of it is true. Today, I'd have an overwhelming anxiety if I traveled there today due to the much impugned and maligned perception Americans have today in foreign countries. All I can say is that it's a real shame.
Arabs used to have this concept of "the right of guests" - as an outsider you would always be protected and receive hospitality. Egypt actually isn't strictly an Arab country but they do have an aspect of those traditions.
Read Seven Pillars of Wisdom by T.E Lawrence or A Soldier with the Arabs by Lt. General Sir John Glubb about what it was like being a white man in Arabia before Israhell or early on in the disaster it has brought down on the middle east. Today? In some parts of Arabia you would be safe to very safe depending on your nationality. Some parts? You might not last long. Generally you would be safer as a Brit or an Australian than an American.
Also many Arabs will ask your faith - normally first asking if you are Muslim, no obviously. Second they will ask if you are Christian. Generally a good idea to say yes to this even if you are an agnostic or atheist because if you say no they might assume you are Jewish which in some places would be bad.
During the great war the British had a concept for setting up a single Arab dominion or confederation across the middle east likely ruled by king Faisal or Abdullah and protected by an Arab army with British officers and NCO's. The Balfour declaration and Sykes-Picot destroyed all that currency. There are parts of the middle east like Jordan or Oman that have prospered under wise leadership.
For many years, I came across information claiming Islam was invented to confront early sects of Christianity that competed with the holy Roman church. My interests were piqued, but I never got around investigating it. Not too long ago, I came across an astounding video called, "The Islamic Connection - Origins of Islam" by Dr. Walter Veith. In scintillating detail he provides how Islam came about. Prior to Islam Christianity was widespread in Arabia, Egypt, Syria, and throughout much of the Middle East. Mohammad's wife was a Catholic Christian and without her wealth and influence, Mohammad would have never gotten out of the gates. The Koran itself, it's development, and publication is purported as being funded by the Vatican . Again, here's the link.
Even if they were conducting an exercise, they still would have had a group or two on watch. Especially watching over areas were the "enemy" is right next door. This shit reeks of intentional "intelligence failure."
I should have had the smiley faces on this...... I thought for sure my post would be seen as sarcasm comparing it the 911 event, in which we were told to believe the same thing. My regrets for not doing this.
It's getting harder to tell these days. This is AI. There have been quite a few 'pixar-like' AI photos coming out lately. I think it's Bing's AI image creator? I could be wrong on that though.
Israel's defense network must have been conducting an exercise that day. I'm waiting for a report of someone disabling the entire system....... You can't make this stuff up. They think we are all stupid. Edited with 😊🤔🤔
If people understood how important October 6th is over there, I mean, in Cairo there's an entire neighborhood named October 6th City, there's no way that they would be short staffed on that day, except by design
Shortly after the Camp David Accord, the naval ship I was on went to Alexandria and anchored there. We were the first American military "ambassadors" sent there. I recall being surprised at how well we were received. The Egyptian crowd waited for us as the liberty boats came in.....and I remember there were hundreds of them all cheering as they greeted us. It was celebrity status treatment like nothing I ever experienced before. My fellow shipmates and I hooked up with a taxi driver, who took us all around Alexandria. In essence, he became our tour guide, who refused our attempts to pay him. He did all of this at no charge. He was thankful for the Americans ending the war and making peace. He even brought us to his home for dinner and to meet all his family.
That's a far cry from today. In fact, it seems like a story told from another universe. Notwithstanding, all of it is true. Today, I'd have an overwhelming anxiety if I traveled there today due to the much impugned and maligned perception Americans have today in foreign countries. All I can say is that it's a real shame.
Arabs used to have this concept of "the right of guests" - as an outsider you would always be protected and receive hospitality. Egypt actually isn't strictly an Arab country but they do have an aspect of those traditions.
Read Seven Pillars of Wisdom by T.E Lawrence or A Soldier with the Arabs by Lt. General Sir John Glubb about what it was like being a white man in Arabia before Israhell or early on in the disaster it has brought down on the middle east. Today? In some parts of Arabia you would be safe to very safe depending on your nationality. Some parts? You might not last long. Generally you would be safer as a Brit or an Australian than an American.
Also many Arabs will ask your faith - normally first asking if you are Muslim, no obviously. Second they will ask if you are Christian. Generally a good idea to say yes to this even if you are an agnostic or atheist because if you say no they might assume you are Jewish which in some places would be bad.
During the great war the British had a concept for setting up a single Arab dominion or confederation across the middle east likely ruled by king Faisal or Abdullah and protected by an Arab army with British officers and NCO's. The Balfour declaration and Sykes-Picot destroyed all that currency. There are parts of the middle east like Jordan or Oman that have prospered under wise leadership.
For many years, I came across information claiming Islam was invented to confront early sects of Christianity that competed with the holy Roman church. My interests were piqued, but I never got around investigating it. Not too long ago, I came across an astounding video called, "The Islamic Connection - Origins of Islam" by Dr. Walter Veith. In scintillating detail he provides how Islam came about. Prior to Islam Christianity was widespread in Arabia, Egypt, Syria, and throughout much of the Middle East. Mohammad's wife was a Catholic Christian and without her wealth and influence, Mohammad would have never gotten out of the gates. The Koran itself, it's development, and publication is purported as being funded by the Vatican . Again, here's the link.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6Ik15IrqR8
Even if they were conducting an exercise, they still would have had a group or two on watch. Especially watching over areas were the "enemy" is right next door. This shit reeks of intentional "intelligence failure."
I should have had the smiley faces on this...... I thought for sure my post would be seen as sarcasm comparing it the 911 event, in which we were told to believe the same thing. My regrets for not doing this.
Nah, I gotcha.
He needs to tighten his chest strap.
They’re saying in MSM that Russian hacker groups have taken it down.
Of course they are saying it was Russia
They were in an emergency management conference in Hawaii.
^This
Really had that RED DAWN feel to it.
Is this from a movie or AI generated?
What are you talking about. This is actual footage. Jeez 🐸
LoL
WTF BROS A HAMAS PARAGLIDE JUST FLEW OVER MY BODEGA
Better take cover fren!
It's getting harder to tell these days. This is AI. There have been quite a few 'pixar-like' AI photos coming out lately. I think it's Bing's AI image creator? I could be wrong on that though.
Or stable diffusion (free/open source)
Damn, I had Hamas riding terror dolphins onto the beaches of Tel Aviv… so close.
With lasers
And here I sit crying over my Sharknado!
I have snake-a-lanche in November.
October ain't over yet. Hang on to your bingo card.
In the video the guys were carrying machine guns.
I would've believed pteradactyls before this.
The graphics in Jurassic World are much more convincing.
kekasaurus rex
Maybe vegas was a test run. They also used what they learned from 9/11. Shut down AA defenses, smoke and mirrors.
You win the Title of the Day award.
Gotta admit that one was an unexpected slice of narrativium...