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@GoUncensored But those who want to leave can still hike it to the US borders or by boat

They're moving the draft-eligible age up to 42 and removing the marijuana conviction loophole because there aren't enough Americans willing to fight and die for Israel. Remeber the military announced Palantir would be integrated into everything they have a few days ago. Palantir already has a full profile on every American, including age and address. They're doing it on 4/20 as a big fuck you to everyone. This is also why the 50-state rapid response National Guard needs to be operational in April and ICE is now being deployed to airports. Anyone who wants to avoid the draft by leaving the country by plane won't be able to. I'm more confident than ever a massive false flag is coming. I'm also very confident anyone draft-eligible who has said certain things online about Jews and Israel will be immediately drafted. Palantir will likely be used to stalk dissenting Americans. The bone-spurs draft dodger is now setting the stage for a Draft while purging America of redpillers and noticers trying to save the country from its current occupation.

@heyshipz Hi Rico.🤚😹

You've 24 hours to say hi to RICO

The self deport window is closing fast

@rawsalerts Is why Trump said nice things about the migrants last week. From Clinton era to present, become the new “force” in Mid East ground war..

🚨#BREAKING: Starting April 20, 2026, the U.S. Army will raise the maximum enlistment age from 34 to 42 years old and remove the waiver requirement for individuals with a single prior conviction for marijuana possession.

@aviationarchive Met the legends Scott & Bob Hoover at Oshkosh EAA flight operations tower early 90’s. Hoover was performing in the highly modified Victor Aviation Shrike Commander. These guys are nuts.🤪

Scott Crossfield was the first pilot to fly the X-15, conducting the initial unpowered glide flight on June 8, 1959. However, on June 8, 1960, he had a close call while ground testing the new XLR-99 engine for the X-15 test aircraft. He was seated in the cockpit of the No.3 X-15 when a malfunctioning valve caused a catastrophic explosion subjecting Crossfield to a later calculated acceleration force of near 50 Gs. The airplane was completely rebuilt and on November 15 of the same year, Scott completed the X-15’s first powered flight with the XLR-99 engine. Two flights later, on December 6, he brought North American’s demonstration program to a successful conclusion as he completed his final flight in the X-15. Although it had been his hope to eventually pilot one of the craft into space, the USAF would not allow it, and gave strict orders which basically amounted to “stay in the sky, stay out of space.”. All together, Crossfield completed 16 captive flights (mated to the B-52 launch aircraft), one glide and 13 powered flights in the X-15. The surprise retirement of the X-15 (due to funding cutbacks) after its record-setting Mach 6.72 (4,520 mph) flight prompted fellow test pilot Pete Knight to remark that he would have pushed it to even faster speeds if he knew it was the last flight. In his remarks to a number of aviation groups, Crossfield cited the X-15 as one of few aircraft that caused grown men to cry upon its retirement. Sadly, on the evening of April 19, 2006, Crossfield was piloting a Cessna 210A from Prattville, Alabama toward Manassas, Virginia. Multiple severe thunderstorms were building in the area when air traffic controllers lost radio and radar contact with Crossfield’s plane. The Gordon County Sheriff’s department reported that debris from Crossfield’s aircraft was found in three different locations within a quarter mile, suggesting in-flight break up of the Cessna. 🫡

@OwenShroyerHQ Shameless TS plug..🤣

Owen Shroyer Discusses Donald Trump Despicably Insulting Joe Kent's Marriage After Previous Wife Was Killed Serving In US Military

@EricLDaugh @DigPerspectives No mention, what are we selling.🤔

🚨 JUST IN: Kevin O'Leary tells everyone panicking about President Trump, oil and Iran to CHILL OUT because this may end up a GENERATIONAL victory for America "Everybody, chillax, let this thing play out! There is a REALLY big opportunity here, a HUGE one, and everybody gets the upside, including all our trading partners." "I just see it for what it is: it's history being made." "We work this out? We're selling stuff to Saudi Arabia, UAE, Asia, Japan, this is a HUGE opportunity." 🔥 "To affect the economy...you need oil at above $93 for 3 MONTHS. We're only 1/3rd into it." He nailed it! Let Trump execute the plan.

@OwenShroyerHQ What happened to mass deportations the world has ever seen..

@1gawur Gross.🤢🤮

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@CodingBear @SoldiersWhisper Right. A toy airplane designed by a toy company engineer.😁😂🤣😹🫨😡

@RndTableKing @SoldiersWhisper He didn't fly the toy plane. The aircraft engineer designed flyable rubber propelled models.

James Stewart in front of a Boeing B52. circa 1955 After World War II, he stayed in the Air Force Reserve and remained current on Strategic Air Command bombers, including the B-36, B-47, and B-52. A 1957 report even notes him going to Loring AFB for a B-52 refresher course. His best-known B-52 mission came February 20 1966, when Brig. Gen. James M. Stewart flew as a non-duty observer on an Operation Arc Light strike over Vietnam aboard B-52F 57-149, call sign “Green Two,” from the 736th Bombardment Squadron, 454th Bombardment Wing. That sortie lasted about 12 hours 50 minutes and was part of a 30-aircraft bomber stream. Stewart trained in the B-52 and did fly on a real Vietnam B-52 combat sortie, but he is not known for flying a whole combat tour in the aircraft. The famous 1966 flight is generally described as the last combat mission of his military career. On the return to Guam, the crew briefly thought they had a serious flap problem, but it turned out to be a faulty gauge, and they landed safely. #WWII #TheVietnamWar #JamesStewart

@Bellagiotime They did. Everything last 20 years is crap. GM almost irrelevant in terms of originality. Now they just mimic other brand models only to get recalled for endless quality issues.

Remember? 1984 – Fisher Body Division dissolves. It sure seemed like in those days that GM had better bodies.

@Platypuss_10 Yes I can.😂

Can you guess the name of both the legendary Aircraft?

@SGTWipper1Each Everything in human piloted Aviation is expensive to operate & maintain. Complexity & speed the name of the game. No way around it. In the B1’s case (it’s actually in the aerospace sector) of heavy supersonic military AC ordinance deployment & delivery, is insanely expensive.

My favorite bomber aircraft! Why does it have to be so expensive to operate? Would love to see it be in service another 40 years.

@catshealdeprsn This cats in heaven. By texture, it’s a sweet buttered mouse😻🌽🧈🐭😹

Boiled corn and grilled corn are the safest choices for cats. They are low in fat and retain most of the natural nutrients found in corn. While not recommended as a daily meal, they are a safe option for occasional treats. 🐈💞🌽

@TheGeneral_0 They’ll be celebrating tonight🍻😁

It looks like Wisconsin has a drinking problem.

He was an icon for drummers. He never read music or formally practiced, yet inspired generations and was called "the world's greatest drummer." Do you know his name? Here he is in a short clip from The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson. Wow.

@TheBTCTherapist After getting fired guy tried to go home in his new 100k $ Chevy Silverado but the recalled V8 melted itself🔥👀🤬🤣

Homes are 2-3x overvalued and people are losing their jobs to AI. What happens next?

@HustleBitch_ But same people must decide which mortgage to pay. Trendy white pos Hyundai Palisade or 10k,sq,ft McMansion.🤔🤷 Only my tattoo knows for sure.🤣

🚨 82,000 U.S. HOMES FORECLOSED IN JUST 60 DAYS — THE BLOODBATH IS ACCELERATING The new numbers just dropped… and they’re not slowing down. • January: 42,000+ homes foreclosed • February: 40,534 more • 82,000+ homes lost in just 60 days Nevada and Delaware are leading the surge. Florida is right behind. This isn’t just “missed payments.” Foreclosure means people were already 120+ days behind… They ran out of time. The part nobody’s saying out loud: • Long-term unemployment is rising • People are underemployed • Households are quietly falling behind This isn’t a one-off spike. It’s happening two months in a row. And this is BEFORE any larger economic shock hits. If this is what it looks like now… what does this turn into next?

@En_chinaNews But Trump playing 5D chess♟️🧐🤣

Israel and the United States will seek to end the war after tonight. Because they realized they cannot defeat Iran. Iran is relentlessly bombing Israel tonight.