DogOnPorch

You know 2000 Mules was onto something just seeing the Lefty reaction to it...lol.

1775 killed something like 4,000 people...the worst.

Helium while common in the Universe is rather rare on Earth. Helium isn't as good at lifting as hydrogen, of course, which is why blimp style airships for the US Navy rather than the heavier zeppelin structures. Yes a spark...I said the same if you re-read what I wrote. But using a dope that is literally part termite wouldn't have helped at all.

Indian news is getting real interesting re: Canada as they really seem to dislike Trudeau over the whole supporting Sikh terrorists and what-not. Modi especially has a bone to pick...so to speak. YouTube has apparently set their sites on Indian news outlets like TFIGlobal - Canada and is giving them bans & strikes for the usual petty reasons. I wonder if Trudeau called YouTube lately...lol.

The worst hurricane our part of the globe ever had was way back in 1775. Putin and climate change caused it, of course. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1775_Newfoundland_hurricane

America has had to play catch-up in the hypersonic cruise missile department. It's the Poseidon that is the really scary bugger. A last strike weapon....up to 100 megaton warhead. Tsar Bomba stuff. Apparently unstoppable at the moment. It comes for revenge. https://www.navalnews.com/naval-news/2022/03/russias-new-poseidon-super-weapon-what-you-need-to-know/

Canada has had many hurricanes in recorded history and this one was nowhere near the worst.

Canada's most boring city for a reason...

In 2019, Rand and the Pentagon got together to create a study about using proxy wars in Ukraine and other regions to destabilize Russia. Just a coincidence, I'm sure. Overextending and Unbalancing Russia Assessing the Impact of Cost-Imposing Options https://www.rand.org/pubs/research_briefs/RB10014.html

The 10s of thousands who descended upon the convoy nightly for the dance parties were local Ottawa residents. Not terribly harassed...looked like they were all having great fun.

You'd guess wrong. Nobody knows the initial cause of the Hindenburg Disaster. There are numerous theories including the metal oxide dope used on the craft's outer-skin. However, spark meets hydrogen is still the most likely. As that had nothing to do with the post I made, we can leave it at that. My point was that America-at-large saw the event through mass media and made the perhaps unwarranted conclusion that hydrogen was too dangerous under any circumstance. The US Navy had already come to that conclusion... The USS Macon in 1933. Helium provided the lift rather than hydrogen.

Over two million posts apparently. Regular Canadians branded by Trudeau.

You lack conviction as well...

You want war & death. I do not. There's the difference.

#trudeaumustgo