Elon Musk uses X to roast European leaders, promote the far right – USA TODAY
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Elon Musk uses X to roast European leaders, promote the far right USA TODAY
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MSNBC most likely committed numerous crimes, including inciting people to violence, when it aired a piece designed to equate the KKK Rally in Madison Square Garden from 1939 to Trump’s recent MSG rally, despite the fact that the rally was attended by people of multiple races, including Jews.
MSNBC stirred the flames of hate in its overt effort to save its party, the DNC-CCP from a catastrophic loss, reporting on the horrors of that 1939 rally to make them seem “real” today, real enough to make sheep believe the lie that the GOP are Hitlers. They stated, “When a Jewish protester rushed the stage, the Associated Press reported, ‘Instantly a dozen or more stormtroopers set upon him, knocking him down and beating him as he held his head in his arms. Most of his clothing was torn from his body. Later, he was booked for disorderly conduct.'”
MSNBC splices MAGA rally with clips of Nazis, DNC projects graphic on MSG comparing Trump to Hitler | The Post Millennial– thepostmillennial.com
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Far-left cable news network MSNBC as well as the Democratic National Committee (DNC) both compared Donald Trump’s rally in Madison Square Garden (MSG) on Sunday evening with Nazis and Hitler, as they and Democrats have been doing for years. The network directly compared the two, suggesting that the rally was somehow akin to the Nazis of World War II. The DNC also projected a message onto the stadium as the rally took place, saying, “Trump praised Hitler.”
The MSNBC host, speaking over the clips from a Nazi rally and Trump’s playing back and forth, said to viewers that Trump holding the rally there was “particularly chilling because in 1939, more than 20,000 supporters of a different fascist leader, Adolf Hitler, packed the garden for a so-called pro-America rally.” The footage of the Trump rally was spliced with old Nazi footage.
Former model says Donald Trump groped her during Trump Tower visit with Jeffrey Epstein in 1993 – US politics live | US politics– www.theguardian.com
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A former model has told the Guardian that Donald Trump groped her at his Manhattan tower in 1993, after she was introduced to the real estate mogul by notorious pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
Stacey Williams said Trump put his hands “all over my breasts” as well as her waist and buttocks in their brief meeting, unwanted touching that left her “deeply confused”.
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An article in The National Interest has highlighted a potential critical fail in America’s war strategy, especially as it relates to her number one threat, China. The article highlights the development of one American Ford Class Aircraft Carrier, $13 billion, contrasted with a Chinese Frigate armed with hypersonic missiles, operating at a fraction of the cost of an aircraft carrier.
The world is building cheap systems to destroy carriers while America continues to direct more of its resources to these increasingly legacy platforms. The game-changer is the hypersonic missile, though, as of yet, no country has demonstrated reliable accuracy with these missiles, it is only a matter of time before that part is mastered as well, and then America’s massive military advantage, its aircraft carriers, will be over.
The Navy Is Freaked: The Age of Big Warships Is Just About Done – nationalinterest.org
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What You Need to Know: The dominance of large surface warships, especially aircraft carriers, is increasingly threatened by advanced anti-access/area-denial (A2/AD) systems developed by adversaries like China. Hypersonic missiles and other sophisticated weapons, such as China’s Dong-Feng 26B, pose a significant risk to these expensive platforms.
-The U.S. Navy’s reliance on carriers is becoming a liability in potential conflicts, as seen in Russia’s losses during the Ukraine War.
-To counter A2/AD threats, the U.S. must expand its submarine fleet, develop unmanned drones, and invest in hypersonic weapons. However, the Navy continues to prioritize legacy systems like carriers over future-proof solutions.
For centuries, navies around the world have taken pride in their large surface warships. The dominance of these warships persisted even after the advent of submarines. In fact, during the Second World War, when submarines became a primary weapons platform for navies, the aircraft carrier stole all the headlines.
Today, however, things are changing…
The rise of anti-access/area-denial (A2/AD) means that the large surface warship’s days as the primary form of power projection in a naval fleet are coming to an end.
Consider that the Ford-class aircraft carrier, America’s newest, costs $13 billion per unit, plus hundreds of millions of dollars per year to maintain. The more numerous Nimitz-class aircraft carriers, while older than the Ford-class, are also very expensive.
An aircraft carrier is a large, highly complex warship. Its purpose is to maneuver a floating airbase near the territory of an enemy in order to threaten that rival with precise and consistent airstrikes.
Yet for a fraction of the cost, China’s Dong-Feng 26B missile can either sink an aircraft carrier outright or simply destroy its flight deck, rendering the carrier useless in battle.
The carrier is the primary means of American power projection. Its absence or limitation leaves a critical gap in U.S. military capabilities. That is a strategic gap that a rival like China can easily exploit.
It’s not just aircraft carriers that are vulnerable to China’s growing anti-ship capabilities. Other surface warships are also targets.
The Chinese military has developed a growing coterie of hypersonic weapons capabilities that it is planning to launch against incoming U.S. warships. Whatever defenses those warships have against conventional anti-ship missiles, there are no known countermeasures on U.S. warships to protect against these hypersonic systems.