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Latest Articles If you’re still wasting your time with the legacy media, you’re aware of the fact that people who doubt the official coronavirus narrative are portrayed as utter morons, crazy conspiracy theorists, antivaxxers, anti-science, etc. However, according to an MIT study conducted last March, which obviously went under the radar because it doesn’t support the narrative, the majority of the people in the “skeptic movement” are highly informed individuals, who are actually using official data to make their arguments. It’s quite amazing that the establishment is actual...

And their blood is on his hands. >> dana: did not point, "washington post" opinion: it has something on that. he said the last time the taliban ruled, mass executions were carried out. if such themes are repeated and the victims are abandoned friends of the united states, that will be shameful, and the biden administration will not shame. it is hard to believe that they don't care at the right has. that is shocking to me. >> we are not seeing any action. and now with the closing of the main air base there, it is becoming that much harder. this isn't just a moral issue, it is a national securit...

Shares Eetired Tech. Sgt. Jeffrey Bray, a combat controller, who was awarded the Silver Star for his actions during the Battle of Mogadishu in 1993, was laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery, Va., Dec. 30, 2016. Bray passed away at 49 years old on Oct. 24, leaving behind a far-reaching legacy of valor, professionalism and combat success. (Courtesy photo) 60 Army Special Operators awards upgraded for Operation Gothic Serpent  FORT BRAGG, N. C. – The U.S. Army approved the upgrade of 60 Army special operators’ awards for their heroic actions during Operation Gothic Serpent—more com...

Served in vietnam and is an army aviator. amazing and thank you for that. we've actually provided more than 12,000 tickets so far since we started this and this year alone, in just the last 60 days, we've provided over 300 tickets if you can believe it. that's because of the backlog of flights due to covid. so our adventure's goal is to provide over 2,000 airplane tickets reuniting all service members and wounded warriors with their families, ill and injured and veterans in hospice care with a loved one. in the last moments of life. our special operators and fallen officers. >> harris: you kno...

Of particular interest is what the U.S. Air Force Special Operators are doing these days. Here’s What You Need To Remember: Interestingly, much of the skill set Special Operators will need for great-power war does have many similarities to mission envelopes pursued in recent years in Iraq and Afghanistan. U.S. Air Force Special Operators are slightly shifting tactical focus to prepare for major power warfare, raising interesting questions regarding the additional mission scope they will be picking up following fifteen years of counterinsurgency in Iraq and Afghanistan.  The changing t...