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Patrick
2021 Jan 16, 9:54pm
Patrick
2021 Jan 16, 9:54pm
When was outsourcing to China really taking off? I bet it was about the same time.
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MisdemeanorRebel
2021 Jan 16, 10:18pm
MisdemeanorRebel
2021 Jan 16, 10:18pm
Patrick says
Exactly correct, Patrick.
Another thought - When did SJW shit take off in the Media? About the end of the 2000s that shit exploded. Right after Obama's election.
When was outsourcing to China really taking off? I bet it was about the same time.
Exactly correct, Patrick.
Another thought - When did SJW shit take off in the Media? About the end of the 2000s that shit exploded. Right after Obama's election.
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Ceffer
2021 Jan 16, 10:34pm
Ceffer
2021 Jan 16, 10:34pm
Plan has been USA-cide for a while, stepping into high gear with Obama-IHLlary to finish off the country. Baton has been handed off to Biden.
Trump was a fluke, but may be the skin of the teeth guy who saves the country. We'll see. Terrifying times.
Trump was a fluke, but may be the skin of the teeth guy who saves the country. We'll see. Terrifying times.
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HeadSet
2021 Jan 19, 4:03pm
HeadSet
2021 Jan 19, 4:03pm
Still disappointed that the crew of that P-3 did not radio there position to facilitate a rescue and ditch. After all, ditching is a practiced maneuver and the plane is equipped with emergency rafts that contain food, water, and rescue enhancing equipment like flares and sea dies. No way they should have landed a plane loaded with Top Secret materials at an Chinese airfield.
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MisdemeanorRebel
2021 Jan 19, 4:12pm
MisdemeanorRebel
2021 Jan 19, 4:12pm
Heard it had to do with... you guessed it... women in the military. Pilot decided he didn't want to risk injury to his female crew, one of whom was pregnant and others were mothers.
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HeadSet
2021 Jan 21, 6:45pm
HeadSet
2021 Jan 21, 6:45pm
NoCoupForYou says
When I was in the Air Force, pregnant women were not allowed to fly.
Heard it had to do with... you guessed it... women in the military. Pilot decided he didn't want to risk injury to his female crew, one of whom was pregnant and others were mothers.
When I was in the Air Force, pregnant women were not allowed to fly.
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MisdemeanorRebel
2021 Jan 21, 7:25pm
MisdemeanorRebel
2021 Jan 21, 7:25pm
HeadSet says
This was a USN Patrolcraft.
When I was in the Air Force, pregnant women were not allowed to fly.
This was a USN Patrolcraft.
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HeadSet
2021 Jan 22, 1:03pm
HeadSet
2021 Jan 22, 1:03pm
NoCoupForYou says
Yes, I know. Saw plenty of them when I was at the Azores. I find it hard to believe the Navy would have different rules than the AF for pregnant women flying. Maybe things have changed since the 1990s.
HeadSet saysWhen I was in the Air Force, pregnant women were not allowed to fly.
This was a USN Patrolcraft.
Yes, I know. Saw plenty of them when I was at the Azores. I find it hard to believe the Navy would have different rules than the AF for pregnant women flying. Maybe things have changed since the 1990s.
Remember back in 2000, before 9/11, the Chinese crashed into our P-3 on patrol in international airspace? And the Orion Crew felt they had to land in Hainan Island due to damage?
I think the very aggressive Chicom Pilot smashed his jet's cockpit into the undercarriage of the P-3 while buzzing it and probably died instantly.
Well, the Chinese took the WHOLE FUCKING ORION apart piece by piece and poured over it for months, plural. And wouldn't allow US Officials to meet with the crew for 3 days and only released them days after that.
The Orion was stuffed with all kinds of Electronics shit, cutting edge stuff from the Sonobuoys to sensitive radio/radar receivers to who knows what else. The Chicoms didn't give a shit that they ripped the whole thing apart and what was probably mild or moderate damage to the P-3 - but able to land on it's own power - was returned in shreds.
Did Wimp Bush threaten sanctions or impose any? No matter how brief of mild? Nope, he basically signed a "mea culpa" document where the Chinese expressed regret but we apologized for their aggressive pilot's death.
I can just hear that Pussbag in my head: "It's an act of love for China to give us back the Plane they bashed into and ripped apart for our secrets."
Also note that it was in the early 2000s when any concerns about Chinese fuckery all but disappeared from big mainstream media outlets.