So who's on the other end of the earpiece?

Can you explain the Antrim County forensic report for a retard? The one that showed vote weighting was enabled for the election.

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I’ve been on guard duty many times with the regular army. You don’t give ammo to people unless you want holes in stuff. This is pretty standard.

Oh it makes lots of sense.

If there were protests they’d say that’s why they had to be so prepared. If there aren’t protests it’s because they were so prepared for them. They win either way.

There’s no winning play here. Even if we show up in small numbers and peacefully protest they can have Antifa/BLM instigators cause a scene. They’ve prepared the ground, we need to pick another day to fight.

Good try FBI 5 of 7 for effort.

Oh no, but there’s the proof for anybody that claims his show is “news”.

Missed his chance.

“if a full forensic audit of the election in PA reveals no fraud I will resign immediately”

Wasn’t the nuke code 11111111 for years or something similar to that?

It was all zeros. https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2013/12/launch-code-for-us-nukes-was-00000000-for-20-years/

Strykers were just coming into existence back in those days so no, everybody was still in humvees.

We went a few places in Texas, I don't remember going to Ft. Bliss though.

I've done it a half dozen times or so (given it was back around 02) and every time we were armed. There was NEVER a question of if we should take our guns or not.

Lol "At night" like these things are well planned. It once took us 8.5 hours to convoy from Fort Hood, Texas to Camp Bullis. That's 8.5 hours to go 150 miles.

To be fair, they can't help the swerving. Humvees were giant pieces of shit when I drove them in the 2000s and I can't imagine they've improved. Also, they go 45-50 mph because unless you got lucky that's about the top speed with your foot to the floor.

12 trucks is nothing. Our signal battalion was over 150 trucks when we would convoy. If a full brigade or even division mobilized we would see convoys miles long.

Most truthful statement in this whole thread.

"Weapons are strictly not allowed"... We did it literally a half dozen times while I was in service. Specifically in Texas, stopping at truck stops for fuel, was driving between bases for exercises.

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Yes, with weapons. Did it many times when I was stationed in Texas around 2002. We'd travel between bases in surrounding states for exercises, always had our weapons with us.

We would travel between bases in Texas and surrounding states for exercises.

Most likely. I would still carry my m249 for exercises but no live rounds.

Even when on guard duty you weren’t issued ammo. We were told to have the MPs do the shooting.

It’s not abnormal. I’ve done it.

Back in 2002 or so we’d drive between bases for exercises and stop at truck stops for refueling.

We don’t have battleships anymore bruh.

USE THE CODE RUDY20 FOR 20% OFF.

VPNs are about useless for internet browsing. If you don’t want people seeing what you’re doing don’t do it online.

VPNs are a point-to-point encryption model meaning everything from point A (your computer) to point B (their computer) is encrypted. Your traffic can still be monitored as soon as it exits point B and whoever is watching can see it going to point B so they know where to look.

If you think the company you’re paying for a VPN through will resist a subpoena for logs then you might have a chance but are you going to trust big tech to not roll over?

Having a relationship with a person doesn’t mean you share their ideals and morals. Especially in a work capacity. We all build connections with people at work not because we necessarily like the person but because of what we can accomplish with them.

That’s where I’d start. There are so many other things at play too such as “keep your enemies closer”.