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Komando.com21 hours ago
A hidden way to boost your car’s valueIf you want to make more money selling a used car, upgrade the software regularly. It will increase your car's resale value. read more
The National Interest21 hours ago
How the Navy's Next-Generation Destroyers Will Fight on the High Seas*Kris Osborn* *Zumwalt-class Destroyer, United States* There are several ways that the Zumwalt-class could potentially support missions in large-scale warfare. *Here's What You Need to Know:* The *Zumwalt *was clearly built for warfare. It has over-the-horizon vertical launch systems capable of firing a wide range of enemy interceptors and offensive weapons such as the SM-6, SM-3 and Tomahawk cruise missile. The construction of a second *Zumwalt*-class stealth destroyer shows that the Navy is close to completing its three-ship fleet of next-generation warships. The USS *Mich... read more
The National Interest21 hours ago
This U.S. Missile Can Strike Any Target on Earth (In Under an Hour)*Caleb Larson* *Hypersonic Missiles, Americas* The Common Hypersonic Glide Body is one killer weapon. *Here's What You Need to Know*: One of the advantages of a conventionally-armed hypersonic missile capability would be to reduce the use of nuclear weapons in the event of a conflict. The United States Navy and Army are working together to develop and eventually field a hypersonic glide body in the early- to mid-2020s. The missile, called the Common Hypersonic Glide Body, or C-HGB, differs from other glide vehicles that are being designed by DARPA or other military branches. Un... read more
Cairns News21 hours ago
Death in NT quarantine camp of jabbed Aboriginal woman adds to the listCairnsnews has heard nothing from the supposed Aboriginal representatives of the Northern Land Council or the Central Land Council about the atrocities being committed against Aboriginal people being taken from their homelands and locked up in detention centres. We invite these representative bodies, paid by the federal government and supported by Michael Gunner NT Chief […] read more
The Duran21 hours ago
So Where Is The Hyper-Inflation?
Up until early October 2020, almost a fifth of the American dollars in existence were created in that year. That is an absolutely stunning fact. Free market and “right wing” economists have been warning this ongoing money creation will lead to hyper-inflation. There have been many examples of this throughout history, but the two most […] read more
The Duran21 hours ago
All freedom will be lost when the war is won
All freedom will be lost when the war is won Recently there has been much hand-wringing over the possibility of a major military escalation in Ukraine. Many respected thinkers and analysts are warning that the unresolved conflict in Donbass could spark full-scale war-perhaps even a direct confrontation between Ukraine and the Russian Federation. Even the […] read more
News – TOTT News22 hours ago
‘NO MORE MANDATES’: Australian workers come together for large #ReclaimTheLine eventsThe third instalment of #ReclaimTheLine worker strikes has been held across Australia, with the music industry highlighted amidst a day of action against mandates. read more
Charles Frith23 hours ago
Rhymes With CreamsAlthough no trees were harmed during the creation of this post, a large number of electrons were greatly inconvenienced read more
GREENIE WATCH16 hours ago
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* Native Americans’ farming practices may help feed a warming world* * The elevated structures look very expensive to build so the economics of using them as farms would have to be very dubious* Indigenous peoples have known for millennia to plant under the shade of the mesquite and paloverde trees that mark the Sonoran Desert here, shielding their crops from the intense sun and reducing the amount of water needed. The modern-day version of this can be seen in the Santa Catalina Mountains north of Tucson, where a canopy of elevated solar panels helps to protect rows of squash, t... read more
balance1021 hours ago
to become diluted in the marketplace of illusions
Blessed ones, I come, Kuan Yin, a ray of light in form out of the all-seeing Eye of Buddha. I come to you this evening representing the Lords of Karma and I come, beloved, to tell you that this is the hour when you may appeal to the Lords of Karma for a dispensation of Mercy’s flame, violet flame, when you make the request to use that dispensation specifically for the mitigation, turning back, [or] transmutation of those prophecies told to you last evening. Therefore all who will join me in the bodhisattva vow for the saving of lightbearers in the earth, to you I say, the e... read more
Is the BBC biased?21 hours ago
Cod liver oil commissioning*Sunday Times* arts columnist Patricia Nicol has written a piece headlined *Why changes are needed at Radio 4*. Despite the headline, she's a huge fan of BBC Radio 4 and doesn't accept many of the criticisms being made of it. Her only real beefs with the channel are with its comedy and drama output. “When did a new comedy format on Radio 4 last make you laugh out loud? Or a drama warm your cockles?”, she asks. My favourite line from her column is: Too much of Radio 4’s drama feels like cod liver oil commissioning, sternly administered to do you good. read more
The National Interest22 hours ago
The Newest F/A-18 Super Hornets Have Landed with the Navy*Kris Osborn* *F/A-18 Super Hornet, United States* The Block III Super Hornets include various upgrades that defense contractor Boeing and the Navy have been developing in anticipation of the future threat environment. *Key Point:* The Navy has planned for several years to sustain the Super Hornet into the 2040s and beyond. That would allow the Super Hornet to help bridge the gap until larger numbers of the F-35C fighter jets arrived. The Navy’s F/A-18 Super Hornet aircraft will fight on for years to come. The first of seventy-eight new Block III Super Hornets arrived at Naval Ai... read more
The National Interest22 hours ago
A Sixth-Generation Stealth Fighter Could Be Just Around the Corner*Caleb Larson* *Sixth-Generation Fighters, Americas* Sure, rapid prototyping sounds great, but could it work? *Here's What You Need to Know*: Innovation in acquisition is a great idea. Let’s just hope the challenges it could face are not insurmountable. The United States’ premier 5th generation stealth fighters, the F-35 and F-22, still have many years of life left in their wings. But, both the Navy and Air Force are already drawing up plans for their 6th generation stealth fighters. While the Navy is likely to use a conventional acquisition strategy similar to how the F-35 was a... read more
The National Interest22 hours ago
What Happens If the Chinese and Japanese Navies Battle?*Kyle Mizokami* *Asian Security, Asia* Both navies are expanding. *Here's What You Need to Remember: *Both ships have good designs, but China’s is a little more of an achievement because the country’s shipyards are relatively new to building large modern combat ships. The People’s Republic of China Army Navy (PLAN) is experiencing an unprecedented rise in ships and capabilities. China is building virtually every class of warship, from aircraft carriers to corvettes simultaneously, and in some cases, by the dozen. Of particular note is the Luyang III or Type 052D–class destroyer... read more
The National Interest22 hours ago
A War Between India and Pakistan Could Bring About Nuclear Armageddon*Kyle Mizokami* *India-Pakistan, South Asia* Let's hope their nuclear weapons don't get used. *Here's What You Need to Remember: *The adversarial relationship between India and Pakistan makes the Indian subcontinent one of the most dangerous places on Earth. The Indian subcontinent is home to two of the largest armies on Earth. Not only are the armies of India and Pakistan both larger in personnel than the U.S. Army, but they have stood at alert facing one another since the dissolution of the British Indian Army in 1947. The two armies have clashed four times in the past seventy... read more
EDUCATION WATCH INTERNATIONAL22 hours ago
Untitled* Mother Sues School for Not Allowing Trans Daughter to Play Boys’ Soccer, Use Boys' Restroom* An Indiana mother is suing Martinsville school for not going along with the delusion that her daughter is a boy and allowing her to participate on the boys' soccer team or use the boys' restroom. Isn't it odd that a mother would want her daughter to be allowed into the bathroom with boys? She sounds as mentally ill as her kid! Breitbart reports: The mother of the girl, who is referred to the suit as A.C. because she is a minor, is a seventh-grader at John R. Wooden Middle School and is ... read more
The Last Refuge23 hours ago
Third Sunday of AdventZep 3:14-18a Shout for joy, O daughter Zion! Sing joyfully, O Israel! Be glad and exult with all your heart, O daughter Jerusalem! The LORD has removed the judgment against you he has turned away your enemies; the King of Israel, the LORD, is in your midst, you have no further misfortune to fear. […] The post Third Sunday of Advent appeared first on The Last Refuge. read more
The National Interest23 hours ago
Why are These Five Decade-Old U.S. Nuclear Bombs Still in Turkey?*Kyle Mizokami* *U.S. Nuclear Weapons, Middle East* Up to fifty nuclear bombs are currently maintained at Incirlik Air Force Base in Turkey. *Here's What You Need to Remember: *At the tactical level, experts believe some bombs are reserved for U.S. pilots and planes while others are reserved for the countries hosting the bombs. One of the longest-serving nuclear weapons in America’s arsenal is the B61 nuclear free-fall bomb. The B61 bomb was first introduced in 1966 with more than three thousand bombs produced to date. The bomb is famous for its adjustable yield capability, givi... read more
The Last Refuge23 hours ago
December 12th – 2021 Presidential Politics – Resistance Day 327In an effort to keep the Daily Open Thread a little more open topic we are going to start a new daily thread for “Presidential Politics”. Please use this thread to post anything relating to the JoeBama Administration and Presidency. “This is no small thing, to restore a republic after it has fallen into corruption. […] The post December 12th – 2021 Presidential Politics – Resistance Day 327 appeared first on The Last Refuge. read more
The Last Refuge23 hours ago
Sunday December 12th – Open ThreadOur Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy Name. Thy kingdom come. THY WILL BE DONE, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but DELIVER US FROM EVIL. […] The post Sunday December 12th – Open Thread appeared first on The Last Refuge. read more
Small Dead Animals23 hours ago
Kentucky AftermathPA Pundits – International23 hours ago
Australian Daily Wind Power Generation Data – Saturday 11 December 2021By Anton Lang ~ This Post details the daily wind power generation data for the AEMO coverage area in Australia. For the background information, refer to the Introductory Post at this link. Each image is shown here at a smaller size to fit on the page alongside the data for that day. If you click […] read more
The Last Refuge23 hours ago
About That Yahoo Article on Ali Watkins and James WolfeSeveral people have emailed asking for opinion on the Yahoo News article [READ HERE] outlining Ali Watkins as a victim of the horrible investigative apparatus that targets journalists who are involved in leaking, and denying leaking, “Top Secret, Classified Information” from their narrative engineering positions. {{Insert Eyeroll Here}} Having read the lengthy article a few […] The post About That Yahoo Article on Ali Watkins and James Wolfe appeared first on The Last Refuge. read more
Food Safety News23 hours ago
Scientists advise food agency to use whole genome sequencingWhole Genome Sequencing (WGS) provides new opportunities for improving bacterial food safety but also brings with it some concerns, according to Belgian experts. An opinion by the Scientific Committee of the Federal Agency for the Safety of the Food Chain (FASFC) made several recommendations about implementing the technology in Belgium. Different foodborne pathogens including Salmonella,... Continue Reading read more
Small Dead Animals1 day ago
December 12, 2021: Reader Tips‘Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse; The stockings were hung by the chimney with care, In hopes that St. Nicholas soon would be there; In the spirit of Clement Clarke Moore’s famous poem, we present this medley of beautiful decorated homes. Your… Continue reading → read more
Real Climate Science1 day ago
The Least Populated StateIt must be the global warming keeping people away from Wyoming. read more
null1 day ago
A Meticulous Assessment of 9/11 and a Dissection of America’s Original Sins #WarNoMoreUPDATE: Sunday, December 12th, 2021, 8:46:40 AM At precisely 8:46:40 AM EST, Tuesday, September 11th, terrorists weaponized airplanes to attack the United States of America. The post A Meticulous Assessment of 9/11 and a Dissection of America’s Original Sins #WarNoMore appeared first on . read more
Komando.com1 day ago
Here’s who can claim home office tax deductions (Sorry, remote workers)Working from a home office? You may qualify for tax deductions. Here's how to find out. read more
Running 'Cause I Can't Fly 223 hours ago
“Corporate Insiders Selling Stock, Suckers Buying; People Are Headed For The Poorhouse”Jeremiah Babe, 12/11/21: *“Corporate Insiders Selling Stock, Suckers Buying; * *People Are Headed For The Poorhouse”* read more
PA Pundits – International23 hours ago
Dissecting The 2020 ElectionBy Burt Prelutsky ~ Although I know that a lot of people get rattled by large numbers, please bear with me and all, I trust, will be clear. Although I would prefer it if Donald Trump never again referred to the election that was stolen from him, it’s only because I think it makes him […] read more
PA Pundits – International1 day ago
Coal Is The Fuel Greens Cannot KillBy Duggan Flanakin ~ The West’s war on coal reminds me of Wile E. Coyote and the roadrunner. The harder he tries to catch the speedy bird, the more frustrated he becomes. Bloomberg reported in October that, “Never in human history has a ton of coal cost more,” simply because “governments and utilities worldwide are willing […] read more
The National Interest1 day ago
These Patrol Boats Will Give Iran Hell in the Persian Gulf*David Axe* *Patrol Boats, Middle East* These Cyclones comprise America’s naval vanguard in the Persian Gulf. *Here's What You Need to Remember: *After the reborn Iraqi navy took over oil-terminal protection in the mid-2000s, the *Cyclone*s shifted to more general missions in the waters separating Iraq and Iran. If the United States and Iran go to war in the Persian Gulf, the U.S. Navy’s smallest warships could be the first to see combat. The Navy’s 13 *Cyclone*-class patrol boats -- also known as “PCs” for “patrol, coastal” -- each displace just 330 tons of water. An *Arleigh B... read more
The National Interest1 day ago
Barrett M82: More Than Sixty Countries Rely on This Sniper Rifle in Battle*Kyle Mizokami* *M82, World* The utility of the Barrett M82 sniper rifle has been repeatedly proven over numerous conflicts. *Here's What You Need to Know*: The Barrett M82A1, the rifle nobody wanted to build, ended up starting a revolution. One weapon system not only revolutionized the field of military sniping but also created an entire new category of weapon systems. Using an existing large caliber bullet and adapting it to the precision rifle platform, the innovative Barrett M82 sniper rifle practically created the category of large caliber rifles that equip military snipers... read more
The National Interest1 day ago
This 1995 Crisis Nearly Pushed China and America Into War*Kyle Mizokami* *Aircraft Carriers, Asia* Could Washington soon find itself in the same position? *Here's What You Need to Know*: The Third Taiwan Crisis was a brutal lesson for a China. More than twenty years ago, a military confrontation in East Asia pushed the United States and China uncomfortably close to conflict. Largely unknown in America, the event made a lasting impression on China, especially Chinese military planners. The Third Taiwan Crisis, as historians call it, was China’s introduction to the power and flexibility of the aircraft carrier, something it obsesses abo... read more
The National Interest1 day ago
Russia and China Could Have Started a Nuclear War in 1969*Robert Farley* *Cold War, Asia* A scary possibility to consider. *Here's What You Need to Remember: *The most likely outcome of war would have been short Chinese success, followed by a sharp, destructive Soviet rebuke. Americans tend to remember the Cuban Missile Crisis as the most dangerous moment in Cold War brinksmanship. Despite some tense moments, Washington and Moscow resolved that crisis with only the death of U.S. Air Force pilot Maj. Rudolph Anderson Jr. Seven years later, in March 1969, a contingent of People’s Liberation Army (PLA) soldiers raided a Soviet border ou... read more
War News Updates1 day ago
Israeli Defense Minter Gantz Told The US He Ordered The IDF To Prepare A Military Strike On IranDefense Minister Benny Gantz (L) and US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin meet at the Pentagon on December 9, 2021. (Defense Ministry) *Times Of Israel*:* Gantz: I told the US I’ve ordered the IDF to prepare a strike against Iran* *Defense minister says US still aligned with Israel, but has ‘broader priorities’ in region; senior defense official says attack on Iran will be hard without coordinating with US * HOLLYWOOD BEACH, Florida — Defense Minister Benny Gantz said Friday that he notified US officials during meetings this week in Washington that he had instructed the Israel De... read more
Climate Collections1 day ago
Pushback on Corrosive Energy IdiocyOriginally posted on Science Matters: Congressman Byron Donalds excoriates the House Oversight and Reform Committee for biting the hands that energize the nation in the five minutes allowed him in video below. (The settings button on the video allows you to turn on subtitles). For those who prefer reading, my transcript (lightly edited) follows in… read more
Cairns News1 day ago
Secret Weapon released by Public Servants design CommitteeThe Vespa Vapouriser is the new weapon government have in their arsenal. Designed by a committee of phD public servants, it is to control unrest and unvaxxed rabble challenging political agenda dedicated to stamping out freedom for the people across Australia. read more
War News Updates1 day ago
New Caledonia Votes In Referendum On Independence From France*France 24: **New Caledonia votes in tense final referendum on independence from France* The Pacific territory of New Caledonia voted Sunday in a third and final referendum on independence from France with campaigning marked by angry demands to call off the vote because of the Covid pandemic. The territory, 2,000 kilometres (1,250 miles) east of Australia, was granted three independence referendums under a 1988 deal aimed at easing tensions on the islands. Having rejected a breakaway from their French former colonial masters in 2018 and then again last year, the territory'... read more
The National Interest1 day ago
China's South China Sea Islands Have Some Serious Vulnerabilities*Robert Farley* *South China Sea, Asia* The islands are not invincible by any means. *Here's What You Need to Remember: *The islands of the SCS have some military relevance, but are more important as a political claim to waterways and undersea resources. China has built some islands in the South China Sea. Can it protect them? During World War II Japan found that control of islands offered some strategic advantages, but not enough to force the United States to reduce each island individually. Moreover, over time the islands became a strategic liability, as Japan struggled to k... read more
War News Updates1 day ago
Is The U.S. Public Losing Confidene In Its Military?*Zero Hedge:* *: Poll Finds Public Confidence In 'Woke' Military Is In Free Fall* A new public opinion poll featured in The Hill has found that the US military's reputation is in free fall: *The Ronald Reagan Institute just announced that public confidence in the military has continued its precipitous drop. The institute’s November 2021 poll found that only 45 percent of those polled report "a great deal of trust and confidence in the military" — down 25 points in three years. The institute adds "Increasing numbers of Americans say they have little or not much confidence in... read more
The National Interest1 day ago
Theft Can't Help China's Air Force Build Quality Engines*Robert Farley* *Chinese Air Force, Asia* You can't "borrow" your way to a high-quality fighter engine. *Here's What You Need to Remember: *Despite these formidable obstacles, Chinese advancement in military aviation continues apace, and it is unlikely that China will lag behind in engine technology forever. The Chinese defense industrial base is infamous for its tendency to “borrow” from foreign designs, particularly in the aerospace industry. Almost the entirety of China’s modern fighter fleet have either borrowed liberally from or directly copied foreign models. The J-10 was r... read more
The National Interest1 day ago
Why the Glock 43 Hits a Sweet Spot for Many Firearm Enthusiasts*Gun News Daily* *Glock, United States* Most people are simply not comfortable with carrying a full size or even a mid-sized pistol such as the Glock 17 or 19, making the Glock 43 an attractive alternative. *Here's What You Need to Know*: The Glock 43 may be snappier than the fuller sized guns, but it has an impressive array of aftermarket accessories to it, it’s reliable, and it has a track record that no one can complain about. Was there ever a more anticipated product in the Glock lineup than the Glock 43? Probably not. When the Glock 42 .380 ACP was released, it certainly pl... read more
The Last Refuge1 day ago
Biden Warns of Autocracy One Day After He Promised to Veto Democratic Vote to Remove His Unilateral Vaccine MandateI’m only posting this brief video from Joe Biden’s statement yesterday as yet another example of how ideological Democrats espouse support for democracy yet take action to nullify democracy they don’t like. When the majority of American people articulate positions leftists support, democrats call that democracy. However, when the majority of American people articulate positions […] The post Biden Warns of Autocracy One Day After He Promised to Veto Democratic Vote to Remove His Unilateral Vaccine Mandate appeared first on The Last Refuge. read more
Climate Collections1 day ago
Violence In Cameroon? Blame It On Global Warming!Originally posted on NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT: By Paul Homewood ? h/t Dennis Ambler ? Here we go again – Lake Chad is disappearing before our very eyes, and it’s all YOUR FAULT! ? ? ? https://news.un.org/en/story/2021/12/1107622 ? It’s a fake news story which comes around every year like clockwork. A French… read more
Real Climate Science1 day ago
Winter Tornadoes In The US“The Arklatex into mid-South NWS offices are often the busiest when it comes to tornado formation in December. You can almost envision low pressures passing near the Gulf coast and sending warm fronts through these areas looking at the map.” … Continue reading → read more
Komando.com1 day ago
Facebook account hacked? Here’s how to get it backDon't let hackers take over your Facebook account. Here's how to get control back. read more
The National Interest1 day ago
Expeditionary Fast Transport Vessels Give the Navy Amphibious Flexibility*Kris Osborn* *Expeditionary Fast Transports, United States* The EPF may be able to support Special Forces by offloading men and equipment directly or launching rigid hull inflatable boats. Here's What You Need to Know: The Expeditionary Fast Transport can approach coastal areas with shallow drafts at high speed, allowing larger vessels to keep a safe distance. The Navy’s Expeditionary Fast Transport (EPF) ability to maneuver at high speeds while carrying heavy equipment brings clear advantages to maritime combat. The EPFs range of 1,200 miles allows the Navy to execute transport... read more
balance101 day ago
Beware of the snares of the fallen ones who have crept unnoticedIn an article published in the New York Times in 1907 Paul Warburg, a successful, German-born financier who was a partner at the investment bank Kuhn, Loeb, and Co. and widely regarded as an expert on the banking systems in the United States and Europe, wrote that the United States’ financial system was “at about the same point that had been reached by Europe at the time of the Medicis, and by Asia, in all likelihood, at the time of Hammurabi” (Warburg 1907). … Aldrich quickly hired several advisers to the (US Senate Banking) commission, including Henry Davison, a partner at J... read more
Small Dead Animals1 day ago
A Nashville TwoferTo end your Saturday on a good note, we present this delightful driving tour of Nashville, Tennessee. The discussion therein between Ben Shapiro and John Rich will be music to your ears! read more
Cairns News1 day ago
Climate debate has always been political and un-scientificLetter to the Editor You want to know why “net zero” is utterly ridiculous? Because CO2 does not warm the planet. Here’s how you can be sure. CO2 absorbs outgoing longwave infrared radiation (heat) as photons at 14.8 microns frequency (Planck’s Law). The temperature of absorption at 14.8 microns is -80 degrees Celsius (Wien’s Displacement […] read more
Socio-Economics History Blog1 day ago
Get a “Vaccine Chip” 💉 ?The 700 Club The World Health Organization admits there has yet to be a single death from the Omicron variant, but that hasn’t stopped some governments–especially in Europe–from using it as another reason to enact mandatory vaccinations. Here in the U.S., Omicron cases are now confirmed in at least 17 states. “We have several dozen … read more
The National Interest1 day ago
Rock Island Armory's 1911 Pistol: The Best 1911 Handgun You Can Ask For*Gun News Daily* *1911 Pistol, United States* For a budget priced 1911 in the $400 to $500 range, it’s about as nice of a 1911 that you can ask for. *Here's What You Need to Remember: *Since this is a 1911 priced in the $400 to $500 range, it’s safe to say that it’s not going to be as nice as higher priced G.I style 1911s such as from Springfield or Colt. In another article, we talked about the Colt 1911 and the many different variants of the 1911 that Colt offers for sale. Colt has been manufacturing 1911 pistols longer than any other manufacturer, and to this day, they are one... read more
The National Interest1 day ago
How the MH-53E Became the Navy's Most Deadly Helicopter (For Its Pilots)*David Axe* *MH-53E Helicopter, United States* The Navy for a long time stood by the Sea Dragon despite its high accident rate, but that service could come to an end in a few years. *Here's What You Need to Remember: *The worst MH-53 crash occurred in 1988. Eight sailors died. Among other incidents, MH-53Es also crashed in 2000, twice in 2002, once in 2003 and again in 2005 and 2008. On Jan. 8, 2014, a U.S. Navy MH-53E Sea Dragon minesweeping helicopter crashed off Virginia Beach. Of the five people aboard, four were rescued. Two died in the hospital. The Navy called off the sear... read more
The National Interest1 day ago
This .22 LR Pistol Comes Standard with a 33-Round Magazine*Gun News Daily* *Kel-Tec, United States* Kel-Tec has already manufactured unique firearms such as the Sub-2000 carbine or the KSG-55, but the CP33 pistol is something else completely. *Here's What You Need To Remember:* One of the biggest pluses for this pistol is the easy setup. You can go from shop to range and experience the great base that is the Kel-Tec CP33 instantly, which makes this an excellent handgun for beginners. One of the hottest new handguns on the market, the Kel-Tec CP33 pistol has been designed as an easy-to-shoot pistol for beginner and experienced shooters ... read more
The National Interest1 day ago
The Deciding Factor in a Sino-American War? Shipbuilding*James Holmes* *Shipbuilding, Asia* The United States could lose a Western Pacific naval war because Communist China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) can regenerate combat power more readily than the U.S. sea services can. *Here's What You Need to Remember: *If ships were smaller and easier to construct—if they were more like aircraft—then manufacturing a ship would come to resemble manufacturing an airplane. Fast design improvements would become thinkable even as mass production replenished numbers of hulls. The United States could lose a Western Pacific naval war because Commun... read more
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