Chat Trump Says Mar-A-Lago Raided By FBI

[Hornet]

Trump’s spiritual advisor was arrested today for molesting a 12 year old girl when he was 21. All these pedos in the GOP

Former Trump spiritual adviser faces charges of lewd acts with a child

Texas megachurch founder Robert Morris indicted in Oklahoma on five counts over alleged misconduct in 1982

www.theguardian.com

 

[Hornet]

 

[24hrs]

Leftists: The Party of Terrorists

https://twitter.com/x/status/1900214484246966642

 

[24hrs]

Remember that just over a month ago Democrat Senator Bob Menendez got sentenced to 11 years in prison for taking bribes, for being a foreign agent and for also being an overall corrupt piece of garbage.

#TheEnemyWithin

Democratic Sen. Bob Menendez found guilty on all counts in corruption trial

Menendez is running for re-election to his New Jersey seat as an independent. His conviction doesn’t preclude him from serving in the Senate, but many Democrats had already called on him to resign.

www.nbcnews.com

Former U.S. Senator Robert Menendez Sentenced To 11 Years In Prison For Bribery, Foreign Agent, And Obstruction Offenses

Danielle R. Sassoon, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, announced today that former U.S. Senator ROBERT MENENDEZ, WAEL HANA, a/k/a “Will Hana,” and FRED DAIBES, were sentenced to 11 years, more than eight years, and seven years in prison, respectively, for bribery...

www.justice.gov

 

[Hornet]

Screwing over Americans en masse….

$1B cut. Where? This $1B was buying food from US farmers and then giving it to schools (meals for kids) and food banks.

 

[24hrs]

Democrat scumbags would've got up to clap for this drugged out criminal for sure

#FentanylFloyd

 

[stripfan]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1900263486133068079

 

[24hrs]

Price of eggs hit three month low

https://twitter.com/x/status/1900203950051107064

 

[stripfan]

They learn it in their tunnels.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1900171276863365445

 

[stripfan]

They should be replaced with pajeets, just like in Canada.

 

[stripfan]

This must be the highest act for a pajeet.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1900281449447633170

 

[jimmyd]

Price of eggs hit three month low

https://twitter.com/x/status/1900203950051107064

So ironic that libs will be upset by something they will benefit from.


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[Jumpin’ Jack Flash]

A couple things about that video.

First is the 250% Dairy tariffs. I talk about it yesterday in that it is a quota based system and that rate only kicks in once US imports exceed a quota which they haven’t. It’s like a luxury tax in MLB but instead of the Yankees and Dodgers flirting with it we’re talking Oakland, Tampa Bay, Baltimore and Kansas City payroll levels (not even close). So it’s is 250% x $0 = $0 in tariffs today.

Second, I do agree with Canada needing to hit their 2% Commitments.for NATO spend but it is impossible to do this overnight. In 2024 Trudeau said Canada would hit it by 2030 while other estimates say we’ll hit 1.79% by 2030. He’s the problem, Canada does have some larger procurement projects planned. The Top 3 are:

• F35 to replace the CF18. Lockheed Martin has to build those and they are building F35s for the US and other countries too. How fast Canada spends is up to how fast Lockheed can build.
• CSC. New warships to replace the 40 year old Frigates and retired Destroyers. A shipbuilding contract was just announced this week on $8 Billion for the first 3 of 15 to a Canadian shipbuilder Irving Shipbuilding using the British Type 26 Frigate Design that Australia also selected.
• New Submarines. Canada has 4 submarines and are looking to procure up to 12 new ones. These will be diesel and need under ice capabilities. South Korea might be the frontrunner and the bid for proposals out. Submarines follow a Rule of 3. To have 1 submarine out on deployment you need to have 3. The 2nd is being used for training near home and the 3rd is being repaired and upgraded in port.

The point is, it will take years to build these and spend the money. Even if there was faster ways to acquire some capabilities there is a recruitment problem with the Canadian military. Same problems in the US too. US recruitment is down by about 25% because those 17-24 are overweight and cannot pass aptitude tests, criminals or have physical and mental health issues. No point buying more stuff if there is not enough people to even operate and maintain it.

As for Canada having the 4th largest navy post WWII, well that is true from a number of ships perspective. But from a tonnage perspective it is misleading. Canada didn’t have battleships, fleet aircraft carriers or even submarines. Most of their numbers were in small ships because their primary role was convoy escorts. Canada had about 450 ships in WWII. But 112 were corvettes (205 ft long 925 tonnes), 67 minesweepers (225 feet, 990 tonnes), 75 motor launches (112 feet long and 79 tonnes), 9 torpedo boats and other classes like “armed yachts”. The largest ships were 2 light cruisers (555 feet and 8,800 tonnes), 17 Destroyers (329 feet 1,375 tonnes), 68 Frigates (283 feet, 1,370 tonnes).

Total tonnage was about 200,000

For comparison purposes, Canada’s 15 new CSC is 497 feet and 8,000 tonnes, and the 6 Harry DeWolf class arctic patrol ships are 339 feet and 6,600 tonnes. The 2 new replenishment ships will be 570 feet and 20,000 tonnes. There are other ships types in the Canada navy too but I won’t list them all but they include Coastal ships, patrol ships, tugs, etc.. Once built, tonnage would exceed 200,000 tonnes. So, less number of ships today but much bigger and more tonnage. Could Canada do more? Sure a LPD ship would be nice, especially for humanitarian purposes. And tonnage is only one measure, a more current measure of navy power is the number of vls (vertical launch system = number of cells as some cells carry 4 missiles) and the new CSC will have more than the ships they are replacing. The new ships will also carry tomahawk cruise missiles.

Why Lockheed Martin. Why not go out to tender. The French make the Dassault

 

[stripfan]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1900322176643027028

 

[Hornet]

Why Lockheed Martin. Why not go out to tender. The French make the Dassault

It’s a bit of a long story. Canada provided some of the funding to develop the F35. When costs overruns where pushung the per unit cost into the stratosphere they cancelled and started looking at others including the Dassault and Swedish Griphon. Dassault pulled out of the bid based on Canadian interoperability and intelligence sharing (NORAD and 5 eyes). Canada eventually selected the F35 once again but as they were pushed down the order (other countries already selected the F35 too) the cost per F35 actually came down.

With the tariff threats, Canada should reconsider the F35. But from a cost standpoint, the Dassault (French) is $125M per unit, Eurofighter (Germany, UK, Italy and Spain) is $117M, F35 (US) is $109M, F15EX (US) is $97M and Saab Griphon (Sweden) $88M. The F35 is the only stealth fighter but it’s weapons load is low with internal weapons bay. It can carry externalweapons but sacrifice stealth. The F 15 EX is a beast but not stealthy and is another US. The Griphon lacks range. The Eurofughter is not stealthy and has other weaknesses as well as being more expensive.

Where they might look elsewhere is their new P8 Poseidon maritime patrol and sub hunting planes from Boeing. There are other none-Us alternatives, but the P-8 is the best plane.

 

[24hrs]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1900264434720711155

 

[Jumpin’ Jack Flash]

It’s a bit of a long story. Canada provided some of the funding to develop the F35. When costs overruns where pushung the per unit cost into the stratosphere they cancelled and started looking at others including the Dassault and Swedish Griphon. Dassault pulled out of the bid based on Canadian interoperability and intelligence sharing (NORAD and 5 eyes). Canada eventually selected the F35 once again but as they were pushed down the order (other countries already selected the F35 too) the cost per F35 actually came down.

With the tariff threats, Canada should reconsider the F35. But from a cost standpoint, the Dassault (French) is $125M per unit, Eurofighter (Germany, UK, Italy and Spain) is $117M, F35 (US) is $109M, F15EX (US) is $97M and Saab Griphon (Sweden) $88M. The F35 is the only stealth fighter but it’s weapons load is low with internal weapons bay. It can carry externalweapons but sacrifice stealth. The F 15 EX is a beast but not stealthy and is another US. The Griphon lacks range. The Eurofughter is not stealthy and has other weaknesses as well as being more expensive.

Where they might look elsewhere is their new P8 Poseidon maritime patrol and sub hunting planes from Boeing. There are other none-Us alternatives, but the P-8 is the best plane.

You sound like you know your shit
What’s your take on the Canadian Avro Arrow that got scrapped?

 

[Hornet]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1900264434720711155

Rising? From 1.5% to 2.0% on some useless betting website? Let me guess, your retirement strategy revolves around winning the lotto Max and scratch offs. You are likely burning a few hundred dollars a month on Pro Line too.

 

[Hornet]

You sound like you know your shit
What’s your take on the Canadian Avro Arrow that got scrapped?

Dumb move. Canada caved to US pressure. It was the most advanced aircraft of it’s time but the US didn’t want the competition. Not a fighter but an interceptor (bomber hunter). Part of the reason Canada is “dependent” on the US military industrial complex is that the US wanted it that way to create American jobs. The other reason given was that the USSR was shifting from bombers to ICBM’s making it less relevant. But Canada could have established itself as a leading world combat jet manufacturer like Sweden has.

 

[Jumpin’ Jack Flash]

Dumb move. Canada caved to US pressure. It was the most advanced aircraft of it’s time but the US didn’t want the competition. Not a fighter but an interceptor (bomber hunter). Part of the reason Canada is “dependent” on the US military industrial complex is that the US wanted it that way to create American jobs.

Imagine how that aircraft could have evolved to today.