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My Initial Note: If the casualties are confirmed in the strike on the U.S. Base in Syria then it is time to mop the bastards up and hammer down Iraq and level everything that is not put up by the god himself. I am personally sick and tired of the Iraqi militias constantly targeting U.S. personnel. A strong and swift response is needed. Apparently their master, the Islamic Republic of Iran cannot keep their leash on. Iran must pay a calculated price to feel a very sharp pain that lasts for a long time while losing every arm and leg that it has in the region. Patience and diplomacy cannot be used to negotiate the Islamic fundamentalism and extremism when everything is based on the principles of hate, utter ignorance, Garbage and barbarism. Enough is enough. Updates: ❗ Updates will follow as I get confirmed news on this subject. ❗Stick to official media for official confirmed news and sources. Unofficial Observations based on OSINT: ❗ 1903 EST: Minor damage to the base has been reported. ❗ 1903 EST: NO CASUALTIES have been reported Yet. ❗ 1905 EST: Apparently U.S. service members are safe and sound based on the initial reports.

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𝗔𝗿𝗺𝘆, 𝗔𝗶𝗿 𝗙𝗼𝗿𝗰𝗲 𝗨𝗻𝗶𝘁𝘀 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝘃𝗶𝗱𝗲 𝗟𝗶𝗳𝗲𝘀𝗮𝘃𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗦𝘂𝗽𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁 𝘕𝘰𝘷. 14, 2024 | 𝘉𝘺 𝘈𝘪𝘳𝘮𝘢𝘯 1𝘴𝘵 𝘊𝘭𝘢𝘴𝘴 𝘡𝘦𝘦𝘴𝘩𝘢𝘯 𝘕𝘢𝘦𝘦𝘮, 𝘜.𝘚. 𝘈𝘪𝘳 𝘍𝘰𝘳𝘤𝘦𝘴 𝘊𝘦𝘯𝘵𝘳𝘢𝘭 The movement of blood, food and various essential supplies is critical to ensuring the safety of lives throughout the region. Army parachute riggers assigned to the 421st Quartermaster Company, Detachment 1, initiate the generation of these components in the humanitarian aid process. Working alongside members of the 379th Air Expeditionary Wing, the riggers prepare supplies to be delivered via regular airdrops, contributing to broader military operations. "Our mission is to support the U.S. Central Command area with necessary supplies through air transportation," said the shop foreman. "We typically do blood and food, but our capabilities go beyond that. Our job is vital because we can get supplies to people who aren't able to receive them with conventional ground transportation. Having the potential to get supplies anywhere is essential to mission success." Since May 2024, the detachment has moved 398 bundles, with an overall weight of 396,329 pounds consisting of 597 liters of blood. These bundles were air-dropped during 28 missions in support of humanitarian aid and the Eastern Syria Security Area, reinforcing the parachute riggers' role as key enablers for the entire region. Read on the Department of Defense: https://lnkd.in/gr4mz3zf

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Read All the comments on this thread to understand how all Americans view this situation ,,,

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Here's another example of Democrats creating an environment supporting election fraud, this time from Arizona -- Democrat Gov Hobbs pushes back on counties who refuse to certify votes due to fraud by threatening them with jail time or with throwing out their votes to allow state results to be certified! Here's the details from Arizona State Senator Wendy Rogers: ********* REPOST: You may remember that last election that the Cochise County BOS refused to certify the results because they were shady and tainted. Katie Hobbs threatened them with jail if they didn't certify. So under that threat, they did. Now, those mafia-style tactics are over. THIS IS HUGE NEWS! George Behizy reports: BREAKING: A federal judge in Arizona just ruled that the Democrat Secretary of State can NOT certify the results of the 2024 election if any counties withhold certification due to fraud "Plaintiffs allege that the plain terms of the Canvass Provision require the Secretary to nullify a county’s votes if the county board of supervisors fails to timely canvass... Considering the above, the Court finds that Plaintiffs have plausibly alleged a severe burden on their right to vote. The right to vote is fundamental." - Judge Michael T. Liburdi In 2022, the Cochise County Board of Supervisors voted to stall certification so they could investigate the fraud that took place. Democrats threatened them with lawsuits, forcing them to certify under duress. Wanting to stop that from happening again in 2024, Corrupt Secretary of State Adrian Fontes added a new provision to the Election Procedure Manual, mandating the certification of statewide results by tossing out the votes from counties that withheld certification. The Rule: If the official canvass of any county has not been received by this deadline, the Secretary of State must proceed with the state canvass without including the votes of the missing county This ruling is a GAME CHANGER because it empowers counties to halt the certification process if fraud occurs in November. Bravo to Judge Liburdi. This is so big. It means they can't shove another fraud down our throats without investigation. No certification without integrity.

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#USMC BRASS CANNOT EVEN PROVIDE SAFE DOMESTIC HOUSING FOR #Marines & #Families Do they acknowledge that #mold in #military barracks and #militaryFamily housing is cause grave & mystery illnesses? As a civilian, I know first hand that guerilla lawfare and failures to properly mitigate #waterdamage can cause what the doctors call terminal illnesses. #Facebook has many support groups for #mold & #mycotoxin survivors- and many of the groups are wailing walks of desperation pain and impending death. Mold sickness and excess deaths are a national health crisis that #Military #Insurance #contractors & #legislators #lawyers and other officers of the courts know about- and seem to profit by. Let’s fix that. US Congress U.S. Department of Justice, Criminal Division USMC Special Operations USMC War College (MCWAR) AMAC Foundation Newsmax Media, Inc. Restoration Industry Association National Association of Public Insurance Adjusters (NAPIA) National Crime Agency careers Centers for Disease Control and Prevention SocialMedia.org Start with #WEF depop ops strategists? #CrisisOfAccountability & dereliction of duties …. #KidsMatter too

Black powder is an odd-duck under both ATF & various state regulations. Before 9/11, intrastate sales of black powder were unregulated at the federal level with the main challenge being transporting it as #Hazmat. After 9/11 federal explosives #Laws & regulations tightened significantly, black powder included. But many states didn’t change their laws. This contradiction is what counterintuitively makes selling black powder easy in a state like #Florida, which is generally very restrictive of explosives at the state level. But making it nearly impossible to sell black powder at an urban retail store in #Texas, which has no state regulations on explosives. Under federal law, black powder is very much an explosive like any other. But it is conditionally exempt from regulation as explosives based on use. However this exemption doesn’t apply to dealers, only non-commercial end-users. While a private end-user can store up to 50lbs of commercially manufactured black powder without a magazine, any amount of black powder held for commercial resale, must be stored in a magazine. And that’s where the problems start. In Florida, #Explosives are all regulated by a state-wide fire code. Under this fire code, everything #ATF already does is both duplicated & made much more complex by redundant state-level bureaucracy & bureaucrats. However, this fire code explicitly exempts black powder from regulation as explosives under Florida's explosives regulations. So even though ATF regulations attach to black powder storage in Florida, the much more restrictive state regulations of explosives magazines do not, because black powder is not an “explosive” under state law. This allows an FEL to install explosives magazines for black powder, without worrying about the state fire code, because Florida doesn’t see those magazines as “magazines”. But this only applies to black powder. While Texas has no state level explosives regulations, storage of explosives is highly dependent upon local & county #Regulations. Live Oak County doesn’t have a fire code, so Ordnance Lab only has to comply with ATF’s regulations. Conversely, most cities & large counties in Texas have adopted the International Fire Code (IFC). The IFC is the quintessential party pooper for explosives fun. Under the IFC, an explosives magazine is an explosives magazine. It doesn’t matter if it is for black powder or TNT. So when Texas Machine-Gun & Ordnance wanted to install a magazine for black powder at our original location in Spring, in Harris County, we needed Baker Hughes money for IFC compliance. But moving to Galveston County, entirely removed all those problems & we could store any high-explosives without issue. As always, I’m not a #Lawyer & this isn’t #LegalAdvice. But if you’re looking to get into the explosives business, Ordnance & Energetics Consulting LLC can help you plan ahead for the myriad of regulatory factors related to entering the #Defense or #Firearms industry.

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Today the ISR Task Force partnered with WTOP News, the Federal News Network, U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, United States Space Force, and Planet Federal to discuss the critical topic of Broad Area Management and its impact on the safety and security of our nation. In the round table discussion, we touched on the imperative of #teamwork in Integrated Deterrence while also discussing some of the more tangible ways the services are investing in solutions to deliver enhanced situational understanding around the world. The US Army Intelligence enterprise, under the direction of Lieutenant General Tony Hale, is working hard to deliver horizontally integrated capabilities at a pace and scale that matches the tempo of the modern operational environment. To optimize these systems, we’ve been directed to develop strategies for wide-adoption and implementation of Artificial Intelligence capabilities into human-centric workflows. Soon the world currency will be measured in TPUs and GPUs. #Data centricity is a thing, and embracing it is what separates visionary leaders from everyone else. We wrap up this week with a conversation with Congressman Ken Calvert (R-CA) - a partner on Capitol Hill who is “all in” on AI investments.

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An assessment of the Middle East with focus on Iran Israel enmity. It's a question of simplifying the complexity of the sub conflicts which dot the Middle Eastern landscape. Some predictions for this year have also been made. https://lnkd.in/gxwsmbkG

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https://lnkd.in/e_R62ax4 "A legislative proposal presented by the U.S. Navy could pave the way for the acquisition of foreign, used vessels to enhance sealift capabilities, offering a cost-effective solution to bolster readiness, according to the Inside Defense. The proposal, discussed by Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Lisa Franchetti during a recent House Armed Services Committee Navy budget hearing, seeks to increase the Secretary of Defense’s authority to acquire such vessels to recapitalize the Ready Reserve Force. “The proposal increases the Secretary of Defense’s authority to acquire foreign-built, used vessels, to support effort to cost-effectively recapitalize the Ready Reserve Force,” a Navy spokesperson told Inside Defense. The potential acquisition of foreign, used cargo ships represents a pragmatic approach to swiftly augmenting the military’s sealift capacity at a fraction of the cost of constructing new vessels. With the current age of ships in the fleet averaging around 45 years, well beyond their expected lifespan, the need for modernization is evident. A key consideration in favor of purchasing used ships is their affordability compared to new builds. A Roll-on/Roll-off (RO/RO) ship with 15 years of service, roughly halfway through its expected lifespan, can be acquired for approximately $60 million, significantly less than the $500 million cost per hull for a new vessel. While new ships offer longer service life, the budgetary constraints faced by the Navy necessitate exploring alternative options to maintain readiness. The Navy’s Fiscal Year 2025 budget underscores the prioritization of readiness over modernization, reflecting fiscal realities and the imperative to sustain operational capabilities amid constrained resources. This strategic shift emphasizes the importance of cost-effective solutions to meet operational requirements and ensure the Navy’s ability to fulfill its mission in an evolving security landscape."

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#Serious #Fraud #Office #SFO #Emergency #Response #Investigation #Now! Before David Lammy’s Monies evaporates in the Hamas off shore Tunnels of Evil Greed. #SFO take on a small number of large economic crime cases. #Only #Hell #Awaits #You #David #Lammy #Holy #Scriptures #do #not #LIE “#This #is #the #Prophetic #Word #of #the #Lord” #Archbishop #Prophet #Metin #Tilki #MBA The Director may investigate any suspected offence which appears to him on reasonable grounds to involve serious or complex fraud, bribery or corruption. #David #Lammy #and #wife #are #a #surprise #No2 on Tatler Social Power Index. Forensic Audit Trail of all Monies of David Lammy payments to his diverted off shore accounts from Islamic Donors required now. Via Trusts and myriads of Holding Companies and Fraudulent off shore Money Laundering WITH False Names Registered Illegal Transactions of Loans. Dubai, United Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Switzerland, Monaco and Hell and beyond.

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Veteran transition is hard. Make no mistake about it. When you’ve been in a demanding profession like the military for four years or forty years, it’s not easy to jump right back into civilian life. If you’ve never had to apply for a job, negotiate salary, worry about health benefits, or worst of all… talk about yourself, it’s overwhelming. What’s the actual hiring process? How long can that take? What the heck is an ATS? What if I slept through my mandatory virtual transition class and didn’t learn a thing? These are real problems Veterans face once the contract is up, so what can you do? Where can you turn? Jordana Megonigal and The RECON Network is helping to bridge that gap and assist Veterans with their transition to being a civilian again. The work they do and network they’ve created is needed and welcomed! I had the privledge of sitting on a panel at this year’s Veteran Summit to give Veterans insight from HR’s perspective. As you can see, I was among some of the very best in the business, and I learned a LOT from these leaders. Thank you for the invite, Robyn Knox, SHRM-SCP, SPHR, RCC™! You continue to give so much of your time and talent to the community, and we are lucky to have someone like you advocating for us. Great to see my friends Anna Harris (York), SPHR, Jessica Jenkins, BBA, SHRM-CP, Shannon Sports, and of course Scott W. Cook! To my fellow Veterans: You can control your attitude in the process. Never give up on yourself or those around you. Lean on your network heavily, and continue to do your research on companies you’re interested in. Don’t be the 50%! If your current plan isn’t working, cancel it and regroup. You would have done the same on active duty, so why start losing now? You bring so much to the table, and employers want that level of discipline and talent on their team. Leverage your network and resume to get that interview or conversation. The rest is easy! Ray Lattimore, SHRM-SCP, SPHR Mike Rausch Semper Fi! #veterans #military #usmc #marines #marinecorps #army #airforce #navy #coastguard #spaceforce Upstate Warrior Solution South Carolina Department of Veterans' Affairs

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Appreciate the great collaboration between PEO IEW&S , Army Futures Command (ACM-IS), Mass Virtual and the ISR Task Force to discuss virtualized training options that will enhance human performance in an affordable and scalable way. The Intelligence enterprise is faced with a unique challenge in support of the US Army. We employ low density systems, we maintain them with low density military specialties, and we are expected to integrate cutting edge technology faster than our institutional training processes can keep pace. So how do we conduct relevant training quickly, effectively and affordably in the 21st century? We virtualize the training. Yesterday I asked the team to get a little uncomfortable and find a way to demonstrate this capability during our flagship intelligence experiment in September. I want our senior leaders to immerse themselves in a virtual world to see how a 35-series Soldier will interact with component-level parts without ever touching the system. Imagine the possibilities we create if we can certify our back-shop support without ever pulling capital assets out of the fight.

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