Looks like just 1 field.

A great show, canceled too early and leaving a cliffhanger, fuck Netflix.

I suggested this to a friend pretty much as soon as the war started, and I was called a conspiracy nut. Glad there are others who think similarly.

Still think those rockets are good to go?

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/nato-canadian-armed-forces-europe-1.7135390

You’re not happy your tax dollars funded a 20yr war in Afghanistan that was ultimately lost in less than 2 weeks, and Gulf War 2: Iraqi Boogaloo The Hunt for Nonexistent WMDs?

Let the hoarding begin!

My guy, this was done generations ago, maybe at the time of purchase in the 70s, they came with awesome storage. Now not so much. We can’t even house most of our military personnel in non mold and fungus infested barracks or ships, you think they’re going to make sure the obsolete soviet era missiles have nice sleeping quarters?

Just because its allegedly in a warehouse doesn’t mean it was climate controlled or properly pest controlled. If you’ve spent any time working in or around the Canadian Federal government you will know that expenditure on facilities maintenance is almost zero, outside of the National Capital Region.

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However, given that CRV7s use solid fuel, they might still be considered safe if stored correctly and not exposed to moisture or contamination.

I would bet my next full paycheque that these things were not stored properly, and basically sat in a field in rural Saskatchewan with little more than a polyethylene tarp on them for the last 40 years.

The rebels in Myanmar have been known to use 3d printed guns, specifically the FGC9 which is pictured in this article. They’re very simple to make and rely specifically on off the shelf hardware store parts. A tuned in Ender 3 could make one in about 24hrs. The FGC9 design has been proven to shoot accurate and for many hundreds, and in some cases thousands of rounds before failure.

Who Killed the Electric Car is an excellent look at early EV business in North America

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The problem isn’t the outrageous claims, the problem is subtle nudges one way or the other. Enough subtle undetected nudges and the pendulum can swing a great deal. The outrageous claims are planted so you get distracted and fool yourself into thinking you’re such an awesome bullshit detective and you don’t notice the subtle nudges.

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Imagine if all that commercial real estate was converted to affordable residential rentals!

Lol, I know, fuck me right?

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