Urgent breaking

a reply to: anonentity

Government data says whatever they want it to say. But sure, you keep believing whatever is posted on bitchute, and thinking that we're at war, and hundreds of thousands of people are dying from it.

a reply to: Zaphod58

I would rather quote an uncensored platform, where people do not have to talk in code to make a point. If you do not like the figures contest them with some factual evidence.

a reply to: anonentity

I actually think it’s funny as hell. I watch the same people going on about how you should never trust the government, and the government always lies. Right up until the government data agrees with them, at which point it’s gospel, and Truth.

a reply to: Zaphod58

I agree some are really amusing, a lot of nut jobs out there trying to push their agenda or sell something. But on the level of National security, you will not be getting anything but the usual propaganda from the official agencies. It is all about reading between the lines and looking for a few clues, Like a pastor-type guy who lives in a homestead in Minnesota and gets a call from a friend who travels a regular route, who sees a lot more movement of ICBMs,s He always sees a few going back to get a checkup. But now he sees a lot getting moved along with the Sheriff's department clearing the roads. Then theirs the Geek guy monitoring messages on a channel used for submarine communications, he sees a massive increase above the normal traffic. In the last twenty-four hours or so. He can't read them because they are in code, but it is the uptick that is suspicious. In the prepping game, you will need a few essentials to survive a couple of weeks in the basement like plenty of clean water, etc. But a government can't say to get your supplies in because it is about to go off, it would be up to you. Either way makes for good conspiracy reading.But it might just save your life.
Then like here we have a sane guy obviously has done well for himself.So why would he go on Bitchute , unless just giving everyone the heads up on what is the cause of the troop movement.He states their is a total media blackout on certtain things,that is why we speculate.It might be nothing to do with Russia as in his scenario this ticks the boxes. www.bitchute.com...

a reply to: anonentity

Except that if you knew anything about military operations, there’s always an uptick around this time of year. They’re getting to the end of the FY in three months, so all the units that have money left have to get rid of it by September 30. The only way to get rid of it is to spend it. Sheriffs always clear the road when missiles are being moved. Every few years more missiles than people are used to seeing moved are moved so they can go into maintenance. Missiles aren’t moved for no reason. The only reason they move them is maintenance.

You also have more ships going through maintenance right now, with the navy catching up on maintenance that was postponed for years. That includes subs. Subs have to test their systems, including their VLF systems. Which means more communications being picked up.

You also have summer maneuvers for the part timers. All that adds up to more equipment being seen. Not some secret war with someone. Next summer it will happen again, and people will have forgotten and flip out again.

a reply to: Zaphod58

But not on Subs pick the bones out of this one then. www.bitchute.com...

a reply to: anonentity

The subs are going through maintenance. They have to test their systems, including VLF, as I said.

He's wrong on the EAMs to start with. EAMs are not just sent out to subs, they're sent out to land based missiles, E-6B and E-4Bs, and the planes relay them to subs, and to other units. They're also sent out as tests and as alert messages to launch the E-6Bs when there's a North Korean missile test or various other reasons. There's also a big exercise on going with the Navy out of Fallon right now.

Constant Phoenix was just replaced with two new aircraft. They fly for training and crew familiarization getting used to the new aircraft, and lately they've been flying in various areas taking baseline measurements that haven't been updated in 30 years. Absolutely nothing to do with anything in Ukraine or Russian attacks or anything else. The Constant Phoenix belongs to the 55th Wing, based in Offutt, so that's why it took off from there. It went to Des Moines and was doing touch and go and approach training. Absolutely nothing unusual. Apparently, using his logic the ONLY reason we fly planes is because there's an attack going on. Pilots and crews don't need refresher training, familiarization training or anything else. The new Constant Phoenix uses totally different engines, and has a completely upgraded cockpit. The crew has to get used to that, and adjust to the changes. The only way to do that is to actually fly the plane.

The Tu-134 is used to collect intelligence. They fly them near other countries all the time and are intercepted all the time. Again, nothing but normal operations. It didn't fly into Estonian airspace. It flew into the Estonian ADIZ, and deliberately provoked a response, just like we do just like China does near Japan and Korea, and just like Russia does near Alaska. It never violated Estonian airspace. It happened twice in April, again in March (which is probably the one he was talking about), June 8th and 9th...

This guy doesn't know what he's talking about. Just another person that doesn't know military operations trying to fear monger after seeing things that he knows nothing about and thinks is unusual.

a reply to: Zaphod58

So we have an uptick in military activity , which is all just for training and maintenance, thank you for the clarification. Nothing to be concerned about. However, that would always be the cover story anyway. As usual, time will tell.

a reply to: anonentity

We have an uptick in military activity every summer around this time.

a reply to: Zaphod58

Forgive my skepticism as we speak Russian bombers are in the air. www.youtube.com...

a reply to: anonentity

Just because they’re Russian doesn’t mean that the same rules about flying and training don’t apply. Russian bombers fly every day, just like US bombers fly every day. That’s outside the ones attacking Ukraine. They even fly near Alaska on intelligence gathering missions many times a year.

You really need to find sources that have a clue about the military.