Conservative Cold War Vet, the crazy commies are inside the wire, release hounds.

Southport, IN
Based in United States
This appears to be a government sponsored invasion just like Spain. Everyone should rise up and stop it.
‘The invasion of Britain has reached new levels.’ @PatrickChristys reveals ‘the more recent tactic for illegals to invade Britain further down the French coast.’
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Replying to @GovMLG
I think it should be renamed New Panda.
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Replying to @indystar
Just wondering who is actually doing the posting on the Indianapolis Star X Account, any ideas?
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Replying to @tspooky
The democrat objective for 67 years.
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Replying to @StephenKing
Stephen King sharing an opinion on X 👇
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Replying to @jamie_raskin
Canada is pushing Chinese Contraband
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More dribble from the irrational left.
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Replying to @KB3giu @junonewscom
“Around 78% of all Canadian exports rely on US consumer markets. These goods and resources only make up around 13% of all US imports. Meanwhile, around 15% of US exports go to Canada. In the US, exports make up 11% of total GDP.  In Canada, exports make up 33% of GDP."”
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Replying to @ru23052
👇Canada👇
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Replying to @USNavy
The Arctic Ocean is five and a half million square miles or one and a half times the size of the USA.
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Short vid clip of the Arleigh Burke Class Destroyer looking like a rust bucket was taken during UNREP near Japan. Shows Heavy running rust that is normal cosmetic corrosion after prolonged high-tempo ops; ships get preservation in port. At sea you can feel salt thick in the air.
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Replying to @charise_lee
You think the the first US Carrier, USS Jupiter (Langley) commissioned in 1913 didn’t have plumbing issues?
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Replying to @GBNEWS
Allooo Cat Fart…
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Replying to @monetization_x
Over 48 hours old and 11 people have seen it. There are the haves and there are the have nots. Which are you?
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Replying to @03MarineGrunt
Bring on the koolaid.
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Replying to @NavalInstitute
The US PBY Catalina scored the U.S. Navy's first credited air-to-air "kill" of a Japanese airplane in the Pacific War. On 10 December 1941.
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Replying to @HayekRonald
Here’s the NR-1 USNs smallest nuclear sub, which was a constant fixture at Naval Submarine Support Facility Groton Ct, 1969-2008 Designed for deep-submergence oceanographic research, mapping, and object recovery down to depths of nearly 2,300 feet.
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Replying to @CavasShips
14 short years verses this Perry Class Frigate that lasted 30 years and 8 months before being packed off to Pakistan.
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Replying to @USN_Submariner
The last 688 class just finished an extended life refueling last year 12-25 with an intended 44 year lifespan. USS Cheyenne (SSN-773) Laid 7-6-92 Commissioned 9-13-96 Los Angeles Class and the Ohios are truly the end of a great era.
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Replying to @RoadMN
Somali Fan…
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Replying to @nikitabier
Lots and lots of these.
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Replying to @ajwodecki
There’s not a sufficient difference to justify permanent DST and permanent Standard time is preferable. Here’s a chart of the DC area daylight schedule. Notice December and January.
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Replying to @indystar
In the beltway sunset (5pm) and sunrise (7am) for standard time. DSL sunset is (6pm), and sunrise (8am) concerning darkness in the winter. I don’t see the big advantage to permanent DSL.
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