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This is just pandering, the military knows about it, has some idea of what to do and a contingency plan. Trump, Biden, etc. are all irrelevant.

Let's not get too ahead of ourselves. The military still answers to the president and shooting down a foreign asset is something they would want approval of. Trump not paying attention is why it happened on his watch and wasn't shot down
Trump: China respected me too much to fly spy balloons over our country.
Also Trump: China released an engineered virus to infect us. >

Engineered super virus that is also totally not real but I also took the vaccine but also vaccines are bad mmkay >

And also gave the accelerated vaccine program the go ahead and the cool name, Warp Speed.
Before they turned "die to own the libs" into a political thing, Trump was proud of his accelerated vaccine program. Which he should have been. It was good. >

It was like the one good thing he did, which leads me to believe that most of it wasn’t his idea >

It was his idea to dismantle the Pandemic Response Team. >

The Pandemic Response Team that was created by another Republican administration. >

Yeah, it was weird that he was hating on the pandemic response team that bush started simply because Obama renewed it/increased funding for it. He just hated anything Obama was involved with. >


He just hated anything Obama was involved with.

A large percentage of his dumbest decisions were entirely based on this.  I think he was still salty about Obama roasting him at the correspondents dinner way back when. >

Exactly this. >


In a rant on his Truth Social platform, the former president flatly denied the Pentagon’s statement, branding it “fake disinformation”.
“China had too much respect for ‘TRUMP’ for this to have happened, and it NEVER did. JUST FAKE DISINFORMATION!” he fumed.  

Isn't "fake disinformation", actually true information? >

So much respect that actual Chinese spies were caught at Mar a Lago. It’s ok though … she was only looking for the pool (where classified docs were stored with a top notch Master lock). >

Today on lockpucking lawyer i will access classified documents with a Lego hand. >

The lockpucking lawyer is my favorite lockpicking lawyer.  His vids are great.  As an aside how is his development of an unpickable lock progressing? >

How many do you know? >

I know only one popular lockpicking lawyer.  I don't know of any lockpucking lawyers.  What the hell is that even? >

Any lock can be broken if you propel a puck fast enough at it. There might be a small nuclear reaction initiated at the speeds required but it's possible. >

You just described the Canadian nuclear weapons program. >

I thought that's why curling gets the big money >

I just love the fact that Biden is all "What?  You weren't told about the 3 spy balloons that flew over us during your administration?  That's okay, we'll brief you, booboo" >

Meanwhile fox is parading about how Joe took so long to shoot it down and they stole our secrets! >

This is so funny because Biden told the military (that Republicans claim to LOVE) on Wednesday to shoot it down as soon as it's safe to do so.  So any complaints they have about a slow response should go to the Air Force. >

The Air Force was waiting for it to be where it couldn’t crash into cities, so any complaints about a slow response should go to whoever decided to put cities there. >

The cities were built there to capitalize on preexisting natural resources, so any negative comments about the slow response should really be directed at whoever placed those minerals/rivers there >

🎶 Hasa Diga Eebowai🎶 >

Is that JOIN THE NAVY backwards? >

I like when Biden is snarky.  He should do it more often. >

The one thing anyone remembers from that debate lol >

The strangest thing to me is towards the bottom of the article which talks about China’s reaction to all of this. 
They basically condemned the US for shooting it down so aggressively and “vowed to take further actions.” 
Lol wut?! >

They’re gonna send 99 red balloons >

The end of the world in nuclear hellfire appeals to more Republicans than you might expect because they see the destruction of global civilisation as a prerequisite for the return of Jesus Christ. >

They’re also really into the delusion that they’ll survive such an event >

Not that they’ll survive, they’ll first be beamed up to space while the heathens are left to ravage each other. Then they come back down and live on the new Earth slash heaven. 
Also all the loved ones will rise from their graves bodily reincarnated. Unless they were cremated, then they can’t be brought back because God can’t bring back ashes… >

Ooh and the part where everyone gets along with their entire long lost family and lives happpily ever after… >


..the one-term, twice-impeached Mr Trump.

That should be Trump's official title. >

...is it not? I've just been abbreviating it 1TTWIT (pronounced "one-twit") >

This is the kind of polite insult I would like to see more of from Democrats. >

Yeah, it seems when Dems do it you have a lot of people on the right saying it's "unprofessional". >

Reminds me of when the student loan forgiveness thing first started and the white house Twitter replied to a bunch of republican congressmen tweets with exact amount of personal loans each had forgiven. That shit was pretty gangster >

That account got a follow from me after that epic tear down. >

Dark Brandon is the best Brandon. >

Wish he hadn’t shot down the railroad union.
Edit: this is why we can’t have nice things. Stop acting like politics is a game and we’re #teamblue
Anti-union is anti-American. >

It's almost like he was damned either way. Allow a major RR strike before the biggest holiday of the year - crippling logistics. Or, turn his back on the union labor he has claimed to support his whole career. >

Or he could have done the exact same thing but including the union's demands in the contract he forced everybody to accept. >

Congress had to pass that law and it took bi-partisan support. I don't think he would have had the votes to support working class folks - only to crush them. It's the American way. >

Yeah, there's no way the military missed something like that over American airspace. >

They didn't. Canada saw it too and kept quiet.
This is just pandering, the military knows about it, has some idea of what to do and a contingency plan. Trump, Biden, etc. are all irrelevant.
In my opinion it makes sense if the military can hijack it without China knowing, let them waste resources with balloons thinking what they're doing is working and no one's caught on.
But it could be anything in this case, we're not IT military experts.