Disclaimer: Don’t think I blindly support police, I’ve written many articles revealing the evils that law enforcers take part in (search under United Police States of America), but I also don’t blindly support public protests that are actually insurgencies!
Timcast IRL: Non-profit ‘human rights’ lawyer part of Antifa attack.
FOX News: Using his own words against him, Fox News says ‘president’ Joseph Robinette Biden Junior is complicit in the insurgent attack on Atlanta police.
Former Antifa member tells Fox News why the ‘woke’ news media supports insurgency.
WFAA: Most insurgents are not from Georgia.
Yellow Flash-2: Antifa insurgents threaten violence upon California pub for showing Harry Potter video game on pub televisions.
Incomplete (tip-o-the-iceberg) list of shenanigans and hypocrisies connected to the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), just for the week of March 1st through 5th, 2023.
ILLINOIS: WFLD; EPA’s new emissions standards is about destroying independent tractor-trailer operators, only big corporations can afford the new EPA mandated trucks!
INDIANA: WXIN; revealed, company that is to take toxic waste from Ohio has past long history of federal and state environmental violations!
Incomplete (tip-o-the-iceberg) list of shenanigans and hypocrisies connected to the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), just for the month of February 2023.
ALABAMA: 24 states are now suing the EPA over new water pollution regulations that directly affect all property owners:
MICHIGAN: Local officials blast the EPA’s decision to secretly send the waste from the toxic train derailment in Ohio to Wayne County, KDIV 27FEB2023:
MISSIOURI: EPA tells residents of Saint Charles that the water is safe to drink despite the city shutting down wells due to contamination from a Superfund Site, 23FEB2023:
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In January 2023, the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) was ordered to rescind its mandate for the experimental mRNA vaccines, a month later the DoD finally issued its Guidance for Implementing Rescission!
For a now retired Illinois Air National Guard colonel, it is justification for his refusal to force Illinois state militia personnel to take the now proven dangerous mRNA vaccines! Retired (31DEC2021) Colonel Mark Hurley also blames the crashing recruitment numbers affecting all National Guard units across the United States: “…if you add to it folks who refused to take the vaccine, that’s another 10% drop, and then on top of that, what we didn’t expect is people getting sick from the vaccine, so that’s an additional drop. That’s why we’re facing so many readiness issues right now.”
On top of that, the mandate forcing military personnel to take experimental mRNA has created a huge trust problem for those still in the military: “…do you really want to force back into the same organizations that they came from with the same leadership because they already don’t have a trust for that leadership?”
Watch the WMAY interview of retired Colonel Mark Hurley, in which he states early on he knew there was something not right about mRNA, for one mRNA has to be kept frozen (which is not normal for vaccines), second he witnessed a law enforcer immediately go into anaphylactic shock upon getting the vaccine. Hurley decided to refuse the vaccine for himself, and fought for the rights of his troops to not be vaccinated. Hurley also explains how the ‘wokeness’ of the DoD is destroying the military:
In April2022, CCTV-10 aired a two part Innovation and Progress report, showing the development of the Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) cargo plane, Feihong FH-98. Part 1:
Part 2:
“The exercise met our expected objective. It is very significant for our unmanned logistics chain in future warfare.”-Bi Guangyuan, executive director in charge of recent testing, June 2019
In June 2019, China’s National Defense University of People’s Liberation Army (PLA), and the state-owned China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation, put to the final tests a new robot cargo aircraft.
Photo via CGTN, 23JUN2019.
The aircraft is unmistakable, it is the only type of its kind, a bi-plane cargo/agricultural aircraft, designed and built in the Soviet Union just after The Great Patriotic War (World War Two). In 1957, during the non-declared Cold War, Communist China got a license to build the Antonov An-2 Maize (NATO reporting name Colt) as the Yunshu (Yunshuji, later becoming Shifei) Y-5, but this modern version of the Maize has no crew. The new crewless version of the Maize is called Feihong-98 (FH-98).
In Zhangye, northwestern Gansu Province, the robot An-2/FH-98 had to complete three final tests; fast load 5-hundred kilograms of cargo, a short range airdrop mission, and a long range air drop mission. The tests were declared successful, and China’s PLA now has a viable robot cargo aircraft.
Another CCTV report:
CGTN video report of first test of Feihong-98 (FH-98) cargo UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle), October 2018:
USA video, by Sergeant Amber Cobena, UH-60 helicopter insertion, 24FEB2023:
USA photo by Sergeant Amber Cobena, 25FEB2023.
It is considered a ‘first’ for the UAE: “This historic first JRTC rotation demonstrates the proficiency of the UAE Land Forces and strength of our partnership.. …focused on building our proficiency with the UAE Land Forces’ 11th Mountain Battalion.”– Lieutenant General Patrick D. Frank, U.S. Army Central Commanding General
A soldier from the United Arab Emirates 11th Mountain Battalion engages with opposition forces in ‘The Box’ during Joint Readiness Training Center Rotation 23-04, 27FEB2023. USA photo by Sergeant Amber Cobena.
The very next day, WKBN went on the air to call the MyID a ‘crazy conspiracy theory’, claim that it cannot be tracked, have yet to even arrive for issue:
On 22FEB2023, a plane carrying employees of CTEH, an Arkansas based environmental consultancy firm, crashed killing everybody on the plane. In this THV11 video a reporter asks why so many government agencies from other jurisdictions showed up to the plane crash, the flimsy answer is that “it’s within a hundred yards of the city”:
Here’s eight hours (looped) of CNN-News18 video of the Cleveland explosion aftermath from 21FEB2023. The report reveals that the alloy factory had recently passed a safety inspection:
Ohio Army National Guard Military Police and Ohio State Highway Patrol (Trooper), work checkpoints around East Palestine, 08FEB2023. Ohio National Guard photo by Airman First Class Ivy Thomas.
On 24FEB2023, a cattle rancher located north of East Palestine says he had to “talk my way past the Army National Guard and the State Troopers” just to get to his property (about 1:40 into the interview), he is being followed by the local sheriff:
True life victim of disaster cover-ups, Erin Brockovich, calls it ‘gaslighting’, reveals that school drinking fountains are turned off, private water wells have been ‘locked’, 26FEB2023:
On 27FEB2023, Ohio Representative Steve Demetriou says federal and state officials are ignoring the human victims of the crash, calls for independent field hearings. Interviewer reveals that people are returning bottled water because they don’t trust the source of the bottled water:
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On 25FEB2023, the Aviation Industry Corporation (AvIC) of China reported that they sold an undisclosed number of its latest 4th/5th generation training aircraft to a U.S. ally; the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
Model of L-15 trainer at the 16th IDEX in UAE. Photo via AvIC.
The deal was apparently made during the recent 16th International Defense Exhibition and Conference (IDEX) in Abu Dhabi. The L-15 looks very similar to the Russian Yak-130 and NATO-Italy’s Aermacchi M-346. Apparently, the L-15 is the nomenclature assigned by the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) for the export version of the JL-10 trainer.
JL-10, photo by Li Ning, 20JUL2020.
According to the PLA, the turbines powering the L-15/JL-10 are made in Ukraine; Ivchenko-Progress AI-222-25F turbofans!
PLA video, twin engined JL-10 flies alongside older training aircraft of the Harbin Flight Academy, April 2022:
In 2021, Chinese military sales reps said the toughest market to sell weapons in is in The Middle East (South West Asia), and that the L-15 can compete with Western systems: “After the Airshow China in Zhuhai in October, China brought it to Dubai, reflecting the importance it attaches to the Middle East arms trade market. Now, the L-15 is at the same level of the products of these developed countries, and offers more advantages in terms of price.”-Wang Yanan, aerospace science and technology analyst
PLA video of Shijiazhuang Flight Academy’s JL-10, 10FEB2021:
06AUG2018.
In 2018, the PLA Navy got a navalized version called JL-10H.
06AUG2018.
The People’s Republic of China makes the same claim about its military industrial complex that the United States does; that it is about building global peace and security.
The last RC-26B made its final flight on 16FEB2023. For more than 30 years, beginning in 1991 (tail end of the Cold War), the RC-26B Condor not only worked anti-drug missions, but international warzone counter-insurgency flights, domestic homeland security missions, wild-fire fighting and disaster relief efforts: “This aircraft is kind of like a chameleon. It could morph in to just about anything you could imagine, as far as hurricane support, counter-drug, the border or wildfire support. It was like a Swiss Air National Guard Knife.”-Major Luis Flores, RC-26 pilot, Texas Air National Guard
The RC-26B is a modified C-26B, which began service in the last decade of the non-declared Cold War as the C-26A. At one point it was known as the ISR (Intelligence Surveillance Reconnaissance).
National Guard report about combat use of RC-26B, somewhere in South West Asia (Middle East), 18JUL2013:
During those 30 plus years the Condor (modified Fairchild Metro 23) was flown by units in Alabama, Arizona, California, Florida, Iowa, Mississippi, New Mexico, Texas, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Washington.
CALIFORNIA:
California Air National Guard photo, 30JUL2014.
FLORIDA:
Florida Air National Guard photo by Sergeant Lalita Laksbergs, 22FEB2011.
Florida Air National Guard photo by Sergeant Lalita Laksbergs, 22FEB2011.
Florida Air National Guard photo by Sergeant Lalita Laksbergs, 22FEB2011.
Video by Master Sergeant Megan Hunter, 22FEB2011:
IOWA:
Iowa Air National Guard photo by Senior Master Sergeant Robert Shepherd, 27JAN2023.
On 27JAN2023, the Iowa Air National Guard conducted its final flight of the RC-26B. The Condor began operations at the Des Moines Airbase only recently, in 2015, providing counter-narcotics, and domestic natural disaster support, for law enforcement and emergency management.
Iowa Air National Guard photo by Senior Master Sergeant Robert Shepherd, 27JAN2023.
MISSISSIPPI: USAF video (by Staff Sergeant Aaron Richardson) RC-26B during exercise Southern Strike, October 2015:
TEXAS:
RC-26 cockpit view of New York City, on its way to its final resting place in Maryland. Texas Air National Guard photo by Sean Cowher, 16FEB2023.
Delivering the 147th Attack Wing’s RC-26 to Hagerstown Aviation Museum, Maryland. Texas Air National Guard photo by Sean Cowher, 16FEB2023.
On 15FEB2023, the 147th Attack Wing of the Texas Air National Guard retired its RC-26 Condor, but the final flight was when the aircraft was put out to pasture at the Hagerstown Aviation Museum, in Maryland, on 16FEB2023.
An early Condor of the Texas Air National Guard, with a surveillance pod, 13SEP2005. Photo by Staff Sergeant Cheryl Hackley.
The first Texas Air National Guard RC-26 crew, in 1991!
WEST VIRGINIA:
West Virginia National Guard photo by Edwin L. Wriston, 06JAN2023.
On 06JAN2023, the West Virginia National Guard retired their RC-26 Condor (# 94-0260). RC-26 #94-0260 was one of the last of 11 such aircraft operated by the U.S. Air Force and National Guard.
Final crew for the Final Flight. West Virginia National Guard photo by Edwin L. Wriston, 06JAN2023.
WASHINGTON:
Final start-up of an RC-26, for its final flight from Fairchild Air Force Base, Washington, 06JAN2023. Washington Air National Guard photo by Technical Sergeant Kayleigh Phillips.
On 06JAN2023, Washington joined West Virginia in retiring its Condor. Evergreen State C-26B operations began from Fairchild Air Force Base in 1991, then in 1995 the Condor was reconfigured as an RC-26B.
Washington Air National Guard photo by Technical Sergeant Kayleigh Phillips, 06JAN2023.
“We provide the necessary information to the USDA FS and NWICC, such as, where is the fire? In one instance with the Crescent Mountain fire, the fire behavior and visibility had been erratic. We showed up at 0700, had the RC-26 overhead at 0800, and by 0930 evacuation orders were sent out based on the video feed provided to the incident commander.”-Lieutenant Colonel Rich Cullen, October 2018
Washington National Guard video, RC-26B surveillance of wildfire in Oregon, August 2018:
Inside an RC-26 assigned to the141st Operations Group, Washington Air National Guard, mapping the Chetco Bar fire in southern Oregon 02SEP2017. USAF photo by Senior Airman Sean Campbell.
WISCONSIN: The RC-26B began service with the Air National Guard in January 1992, assigned anti-drugs duty in 1996, final flight 28DEC2022.
Wisconsin Air National Guard’s RC-26B reconnaissance aircraft after its final flight 28DEC2022. Wisconsin Air National Guard photo by Senior Master Sergeant Paul Gorman.
Wisconsin Air National Guard’s RC-26B reconnaissance aircraft after its final flight 28DEC2022. Wisconsin Air National Guard photo by Senior Master Sergeant Paul Gorman.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a warning about Pfizer’s RSV (Respiratory Syncytial Virus) vaccine; risk of neurological Gullain-Barré Syndrome (GBS) and its variant Miller Fisher Syndrome (MFS)!
During the trials for Pfizer’s RSV vaccine at least two people developed GBA, and one other person developed MFS within eight days after vaccination.