On 07JAN2022, the commander of 97% fully vaccinated Wright Paterson Air Force Base in Ohio, United States, raised the Health Condition Alert to ‘Delta’, blaming it on infection rates in the civilian communities surrounding the U.S. Air Force base, note that fully vaccinated healthcare workers are getting infected as well, the commander then begs people to wear masks despite the recent proof that masks don’t work:
Incomplete list of videos and links to global main-stream reports about what is now being called ‘Delta-cron’:
It is grammatically incorrect to say somebody is ‘unvaccinated’. You cannot vaccinate a person and then un-vaccinate them! People who are not vaccinated are simply ‘not vaccinated’ or ‘non-vaccinated’, they cannot be ‘unvaccinated’!
UNITED KINGDOM: Taxpayer funded doctor confronts the Health Secretary, says that despite new vaccine mandates he will not get vaccinated, points out that natural immunity is better than booster shots, for booster shots to work people will have to get them every month:
Prime Minister says people who don’t get vaccinated are “absolutely crazy”:
Incomplete list of photos and videos of the latest U.S. military operations inside private sector hospitals, under the guise of fighting the Pandemic (so called Whole-of-Government Covid Response, run by U.S. Army Northern Command, beginning on August 2021), as of 08January 2022:
07JAN2022, AZ Family report says Arizona‘s Pandemic ‘senior adviser’ wants to militarize hospitals:
Photo via FEMA/DLA, 07JAN2022.
The U.S. Defense Logistics Agency opened a FEMA ordered federal ‘surge’ testing center in southwest Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 07JAN2022.
06JAN2022, WMGT report on militarization of hospitals in Georgia:
U.S. Army video by Specialist Richard Barnes, showing U.S. Air Force medics operating inside Yuma Medical Center and the Yuma Monoclonal antibodies clinic, in Arizona, 06JAN2022:
U.S. Defense Logistics Agency photo by Shannon Mormon, 06JAN2022.
In-processing of Ohio National Guard personnel, for duty in hospitals across the state, continued on 06JAN2022 at the U.S. Defense Supply Center in Columbus.
Ohio’s governor, and his wife, observe the in-processing of thousands of Guard personnel at the U.S. Defense Supply Center in Columbus. U.S. Defense Logistics Agency photo by Shannon Mormon, 06JAN2022.
It was in mid-December that the gov’na of Ohio ordered 2-thousand-3-hundred National Guard to report for hospital duty!
06JAN2022, KPBS report on militarization of San Juan Regional Medical Center in New Mexico:
Louisiana National Guard photo by Staff Sergeant David Kirtland, 05JAN2022, New Orleans, Louisiana.
The Louisiana National Guard is still conducting drive-thru testing in the Mahalia Jackson Center in New Orleans.
New Jersey National Guard photo by Staff Sergeant Jorge Morales, 05JAN2022, Sea Girt, New Jersey.
On 05JAN2022, additional New Jersey Air and Army National Guard personnel began reporting for the ongoing Task Force Covid Guardian. The gov’na of New Jersey announced the expansion of Task Force Covid Guardian a day after the above photo was taken.
U.S. Army photo by Sergeant Kaden D. Pitt, 05JAN2022, Elliot Hospital in Manchester, New Hampshire.
On 05JAN2022, the U.S. Air Force (USAF) deployed medics to Elliot Hospital in New Hampshire. Video, by U.S. Army (USA) Sergeant Kaden D. Pitt, of USAF medics getting familiar with operations at Elliot Hospital:
Maryland National Guard photo by Master Sergeant Chris Schepers, 04JAN2022, governor’s meeting about Pandemic operations.
04JAN2022, WTHR gives update on militarization of IU Health and Riley Children’s hospitals in Indiana:
USA Specialist Raekwon Jenkins video interviews with USAF medics working on Mercy Health Mercy Campus in Muskegon, Michigan, 04JAN2022:
Connecticut National Guard photo by Second Lieutenant Steven Tucker, 04JAN2022, Hartford, Connecticut.
As of 04JAN2022, the Connecticut National Guard was still operating mass-testing sites for the Pandemic.
Video by USA Specialist Logan Ludwig, showing U.S. military personnel working in Bellin Hospital in Green Bay, Wisconsin, 04JAN2022:
Puerto Rico National Guard photo by Master Sergeant Tomas Ramirez, 04JAN2022, Caguas, Puerto Rico.
Operation Continue Safe is Puerto Rico‘s drive-thru Pandemic testing operation, conducted by the National Guard.
Amazingly, on 03JAN2022 the state of Oregon began reducing the number of National Guard medics working in private sector hospitals. The state-ordered hospital militarization operation is called Joint Task Force Reassurance, and between August and the end of December 2021 more than 1-thousand-5-hundred Guard personnel were deployed, many with short notice creating a burden for their civilian employers.
Connecticut National Guard video, by Timothy Koster, showing the distribution of taxpayer funded at-home Pandemic test kits, 03JAN2022, in North Haven:
USA video by Specialist Ashleigh Maxwell, showing USAF medics working in WellSpan York Hospital, Pennsylvania, 03JAN2022:
USA photo by Sergeant Andre Taylor, 02JAN2022, Commonwealth Health Regional Hospital of Scranton in Scranton, Pennsylvania.
On 02JAN2022, USAF medics from Mississippi began reporting for duty at Commonwealth Health Regional Hospital of Scranton, in Pennsylvania.
Is this about lack of staffing at private sector hospitals, is it about private sector hospitals getting free (taxpayer funded) medical help, is it the failure of ‘Obamacare’/ACA healthcare, or is there some other ulterior reason?
Since before the Pandemic started I had been reporting on trends and failures in the war against influenza. I’ve also reported on connections between coronavirus and influenza, as well as the very strong possibility that many Pandemic cases are actually misdiagnosed flu cases!
Incomplete list of videos and links to global main-stream reports about what is now being called ‘flu-rona’:
Welcome to borderland hell under the new U.S. President, highly incomplete (just the tip of the iceberg) list of videos and links to news/government agency reports as of 04 January 2022:
Mexico disbands illegal migrant camp:
Report says record number of illegals passed through Mexico on their way to United States:
United States returns thousands of illegals to Haiti:
The U.S. Coast Guard’s District 7 Sector Key West reported at least 12 different captures of illegals from Cuba, with at least 119 people being returned to Cuba on 03JAN2022!
USCG Dist. 7 photo by Ensign Alex Hughes.
USCG District 7 video of the 31DEC2021 transfer of 19 illegals from Cuba, from the container ship Methoni. The crew of Methoni said they used their lifeboat to rescue the Cubans who were in physical distress:
USCG Dist. 7 photo by Ensign Alex Hughes.
U.S. Coast Guard District 7 photo.
District 7, Sector Key West of the the U.S. Coast Guard, reported an undisclosed number of illegals from Cuba were sent back after this boat came ashore one mile south of Sombrero Beach, on 28DEC2021.
USCG District 7 photo.
On 20DEC2021, the USCG captured 39 illegals from Cuba, 10 miles off Long Key. They were sent back to Cuba on 24DEC2021.
On 22DEC2021, the USCG Atlantic Area captured a total of 58 illegals from Dominican Republic, on two boats, 86 miles northwest of Aguadilla. They were returned to their home country.
TEXAS: Del Rio Sector reports record numbers of illegals:
State Attorney General claims the U.S. Border Patrol has suffered record deaths due to illegals sick with Pandemic and increased drug trafficking:
U.S. Army photo by Sergeant Matthew Marsilia, 21DEC2021.
On 21DEC2021, a U.S. designed Iraqi C-130J-30 Super Hercules landed Iraqi officials to inspect Erbil Air Base, as part of the official end to U.S. led coalition combat operations.
U.S. Army photo by Specialist Adaris Cole, 13DEC2021.
On 13DEC2021, a U.S. designed Iraqi C-130J-30 picks-up cargo at Ali Al Salem Air Base in Kuwait. It has been revealed that since February 2021, Iraqi C-130Js have picked-up more than $18-million worth of U.S. taxpayer funded ‘free stuff’ on Ali Al Salem Air Base.
USA photo by Specialist Adaris Cole, 13DEC2021.
USA photo by Specialist Adaris Cole, 13DEC2021.
USA photo by Specialist Adaris Cole, 13DEC2021.
U.S. Army Reserve photo by Sergeant William Ploeg, 04AUG2019.
Iraqis conduct ‘C2 Checks’ on their C-130J-30, August 2019.
USAR photo by Sergeant William Ploeg, 23JUN2019.
USAR photo by Sergeant William Ploeg, 22JUN2019.
In June 2018, Lockheed Martin was given an $87-million contract to support the Iraqi Air Force, including ground equipment, spares, repairs and familiarization training on their six C-130J-30 Super Hercules, good until Summer 2022. The actual ‘overall’ value of the contact is capped at $100-million.
USA photo by Specialist Antonio Lewis, 15FEB2018.
In February 2018, an Iraqi C-130J-30 dropped a load on the Besmaya Range Complex.
March 2017 U.S. Air Force video report, by Technical Sergeant Lance Daigle, about training the Iraqi Air Force to use their new C-130Js:
USA photo by First Lieutenant Daniel Johnson, 30OCT2016.
U.S. Army video, by Private First Class Christopher Brecht, of an Iraqi C-130J-30 arriving on Qayyarah West Airfield, 30OCT2016. The airfield was held by so called Islamic State, the Iraqi C-130J was the first coalition aircraft to land after Islamic State was removed:
In 2015, Lockheed Martin was given an $8-million contract to help maintain Iraq’s C-130E and C-130J transports, good until Summer 2017.
In 2014, the U.S. government approved a Foreign Military Sale to Iraq of $800-million worth of equipment, parts, training and logistical support for Iraq’s C-130E and C-130J transports.
The final three, of the original order of six, Iraqi C-130J-30s were delivered in April 2013.
By the end of 2012, Iraq got three brand new Lockheed Martin C-130J-30s, the first half of a U.S. Office of Security Assistance-Iraq’s Strategic Framework Agreement-Foreign Military Sale of six C-130Js. The deal (presented to the U.S. Congress in 2008, the deal then ‘upgraded’ to include helicopters in 2009) was estimated to be worth $1.5-billion over the life of the program, and initially included four Rolls-Royce AE 2100D3 spare engines; six AAR-47 missile warning systems; two spare AAR-47 missile warning systems; six AN/ALE-47 countermeasures dispensing systems; and two spare AN/ALE-47 countermeasures dispensing systems.
Welcome to borderland hell under the new U.S. President, highly incomplete (just the tip of the iceberg) list of videos and links to news/government agency reports as of 17 December 2021:
Yet another migrant caravan is on its way from Central America to Mexico City:
Truck filled with illegals crashes in Mexico, kills 55:
U.S. courts force Biden to renew Trump’s anti-immigrant deal with Mexico:
U.S. Navy photo.
On 15DEC2021, while sailing the Gulf of Oman, the U.S. Navy was tracking a fishing boat from Iran, which was suspected of smuggling illegal drugs. At the end of the video, suddenly the boat burst into flames, five suspected smugglers were rescued, one is missing:
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Air and Marine Operations photo.
On 05DEC2021, U.S. Customs and Border Protection captured a suspected human smuggling boat, approximately 20 miles west of Anguilla Cay, Bahamas. One person is being held in Border Patrol custody.
Photo via USCG District 7 PADET Jacksonville.
On 05DEC2021, the U.S. Coast Guard captured a ‘low profile drug boat’, it was one of five such captures conducted in international water off the coasts of Mexico, Central and South America.
Very interestingly, California news media made no mention of illegals from Russia when they reported the San Ysidro Port of Entry shooting:
FLORIDA:
USCG photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Ryan Estrada.
On 15DEC2021, the USCG offloaded yet more illegal drugs, this time at Port Everglades, worth an estimated $236-million: “The successful interdiction of over 17-thousand pounds of illegal narcotics and the apprehension of 17 suspected traffickers are the result of tremendous teamwork. We are thankful for coordinated efforts across the U.S. Coast Guard, the Department of Defense, Customs and Border Protection, as well as our international partners from Canada and throughout Central and South America.”-Jay Guyer, Commander of USCGC Vigilant (WMEC 617)
USCG video of 13DEC2021 capture of human smuggling boat, off Pompano. At least one smuggler and 28 illegals were captured:
U.S. Border Patrol photo.
On 12DEC2021, this abandoned boat was found on Jupiter Beach, it is suspected of being used to smuggle illegals.
WPTV reports that witnesses saw the human smuggling boat, found on Jupiter Beach, off-loading as many as 50 illegals during the day:
U.S. Coast Guard District 7 photo.
The USCG captured a total of 30 illegals from Cuba, approximately 40 miles south of Key West, on 09DEC2021. They were sent back to Cuba on 14DEC2021.
USCG photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Brian Zimmerman.
On 07DEC2021, the USCG offloaded yet more illegal drugs at Base Miami Beach, an estimated $148-million worth captured during three separate interdictions in the Caribbean Sea, in the past two weeks.
U.S. Coast Guard District 7 photo.
On 04DEC2021, the USCG captured a U.S. registered fishing vessel, illegally fishing inside the Dry Tortugas Shrimp Sanctuary.
On 04DEC2021, the USCG captured a total of 62 illegals from Dominican Republic, all packed onto a relatively small boat. They were sent back to Dominican Republic.
Poor quality video of an Abakan Avia operated Mi-26 (Ми-26) crashing in April 2020, Novy Urengoy – Vankor field, Yamal Peninsula, Russia. Three crew wounded. It looks like the pilot came in too fast with the nose too high causing the tail to hit the ground:
Abakan Avia Mi-26 heavy helicopter made hard landing at Yamal peninsula in North Russia this morning pic.twitter.com/HvzPH8Fa6U
In January 2019, a Mi-26 transported many materials to the Bureysky reservoir, which had been blocked by a landslide in December 2018 creating a flood threat, Russian Defense Ministry video:
TASS video of UTairMi-26 moving an old Tu-134 ‘gate guard’ in Tyumen, Russia, 2019:
Russian Defense Ministry video of load-up of Mi-26 during Vostock 2018 war games, September 2018:
TASS video of Russian military Mi-26 practicing to fight fires, May 2018:
Photo via Russian Helicopters.
In October 2017, the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation announced the Mi-26 would be modernized to ‘T2V’ standard, allowing it to operate in bad weather, at night, and will have a self defense system against guided anti-aircraft missiles.
2013(?) video report, checking out a new build Mi-26:
Australian Department of Defence photo, March 2011.
In early 2011, the Australian Department of Defence hired Russian contractor Vertical T to fly Mi-26 Halo transport missions in Afghanistan, specifically in Uruzgan Province.
Australian and U.S. military personnel check out the huge ass of the Mi-26. Australian Department of Defence photo, March 2011.
Mi-26 Halo helicopter delivers a battle damaged Mi-17 Hip to Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan, 13JUL2011. Photo via U.S. Army’s 16th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment.
13JUL2011, Kandahar, Afghanistan. Photo via U.S. Army’s 16th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment.
13JUL2011, Kandahar, Afghanistan. Photo via U.S. Army’s 16th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment.
13JUL2011, Kandahar, Afghanistan. Photo via U.S. Army’s 16th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment.
Associated Press photo.
In December 2010, an Indian Air Force Mi-26 crashed at Jammu Airport/Air Force Station. The crew of seven were wounded, technical problems are suspected as the cause.
A Russian Mi-26 Halo lands at Belet Weyne (Beledweyne), Somalia, December 1993. U.S. Department of Defense photo by Sergeant G. D. Robinson.
In 1993, the Mi-26 Halo was used to shuttle supplies and personnel to areas outside Mogadishu, Somalia, during the United States led United Nation’s Operation Continue Hope.
Mi-26 Halo on the shores of Kismayo, Somalia, November 1993. U.S. Department of Defense photo by Sergeant G. D. Robinson.
November 1993, U.S. Department of Defense photo by Sergeant G. D. Robinson.
Image taken from 1986 video, showing a Soviet Mi-26 attempting to reduce radiation levels around the exploded Chernobyl nuclear reactor.
Soviet era video report, one of the first production Mi-26 arrives at Vystavka Dostizheniy Narodnovo Khozyaystva (VDNKh, ВДНХ), Moscow, 1985:
Soviet silly-vilian (civilian) airliner version of the Mi-26 in 1983.
Early 1980s Soviet AviaExport promotional film about the then new Mi-26:
Video report using English text, claiming ‘Coalition’ combat operations in Iraq to be ended ahead of schedule, 09DEC2021:
Same video report, but in Arabic:
Multiple pallets of munitions, including these M549A1 RA (rocket assisted) artillery rounds, were ‘divested’ (given away) to Iraqi forces at Al Asad Air Base, 06DEC2021. U.S. Army photo by Major Alexa Carlo-Hickman.
Multiple pallets of supplies at Al Asad Air Base, 06DEC2021. USA photo by Major Alexa Carlo-Hickman.
USA photo by Major Alexa Carlo-Hickman.
Iraqi officers sign for approximately 18 pallets of supplies distributed on Al Asad Air Base, 04DEC2021. USA photo by Major Alexa Carlo-Hickman.
04DEC2021, USA photo by Major Alexa Carlo-Hickman.
03DEC2021, the people of Lheban Village, in Erbil, defend themselves against a nighttime raid by so-called Islamic State:
