Just going to go off the top of my head.

Incidents involving destruction or damage to ships (real or imagined) in order to justify US military action, in chronological order:


The Barbary Wars (maritime piracy)

The American Civil War (ships at Fort Sumter)

The Spanish American War (USS Maine)

World War 1 (RMS Lusitania)

World War 2 (Pearl Harbor)

Six Day War (USS Liberty[failed attempt])

Vietnam (Gulf of Tonkin)

Iran-Iraq War (USS Stark)

Various oil tanker and canal incidents over the years... I'm sure I'm forgetting things.

And now Houthi Yemen (backed by Iran!!1!!!!1!1) is shooting missiles at our ships in the Red Sea.

It's all so tiresome.

it was just a matter of time before this article dropped 😒

definitely not unprecedented, never-ending money printing..

nope, it’s you

shouldn’t it be a good thing that a ‘violent event’ in question didn’t happen?? weird 🧐

damn, could definitely go for some borkgers right about now 😋

almost want to make a new twitter acct just to join in the festivities 🥳

Didja know?

my shock status:

[X] imagined
[ ] not imagined


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@AltSkull48

Afghans, awesome

I've been talking about this for years. It's called microchimerism, and the System does everything in its power to misdirect and convince people it isn't real when it absolutely is.

https://news.1rj.ru/str/AntiSubversion/143

the goto Tillamook is the swiss but today I decided to throw caution to the wind 🧀

#daredevil #riskybusiness