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Kraken announces contract extension for ThunderFish from Canadian MOD

Kraken announces contract extension for ThunderFish from Canadian MOD
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Kraken Announces $0 7 Million Contract Extension from

Kraken Announces $0 7 Million Contract Extension from
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Kraken Announces $0 7 Million Contract Extension from Canadian Department of Defense

Kraken Announces $0 7 Million Contract Extension from Canadian Department of Defense
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1 Month Isn t Enough : Canada Boasts Pride Season For LGBTQ2 Until September

Font Size: Canada has announced the launch of its “Pride Season,” which will run from June to September to celebrate “LGBTQ2+” people. The month of June, which has been established as “Pride Month,” marks the beginning of Canada’s Pride Season, and will feature a series of events and parades for the “LGBTQ2+” community. Major Canadian cities such as Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal and Calgary are expected to host the events, according to Mister B&B, an LGBTQ social networking website. “Free to be me,” a government organization that purportedly combats issues surrounding the “LGBTQ2+” community, announced that one month is not enough to celebrate pride in a June 2 tweet.

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Countering the American Way of War – Proof of Concept – Veterans Today | Military Foreign Affairs Policy Journal for Clandestine Services

Patrick Armstrong “If you want a single word to summarize American war-making in this last decade and a half, I would suggest rubble.” The American Way of War is founded on three assumptions. Ever since 1945 the USA has assumed that it would have air superiority: it knew that it would have to fight for it against the Soviets but assumed that it would be able to gain it, at least in the areas where needed (local air superiority). In Korea there was some resistance but the USAF was able to bomb pretty freely. Wikipedia informs us that it dropped more bombs on Korea than it did in the entire Pacific Theatre and about half as many as it did in the European Theatre in 1941-1945. North Korea was obliterated: “We went over there and fought the war and eventually burned down every town in North Korea anyway, some way or another, and some in South Korea, too.” Which, of course, is the principal reason why North Korea has nuclear weapons today.

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