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In the parade of bad news, a ray of sunshine.
COVID-19 Outbreak (Update: More than 2.9M cases and 132,313 deaths in US) (40 Viewers)
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In the parade of bad news, a ray of sunshine.
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Keep it up California!!
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Geez, are those numbers accurate? Those are beyond terrible.
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Oddly enough, this does nothing for level of comfort. Imagine that.Coronavirus drives army command teams to infamous mountain bunker
Military teams that monitor foreign missile and warplane threats to the United States are isolated at a number of military sites, including Cheyenne Mountain in Colorado.www.google.com
Just the flu of course.
"'To ensure that we can defend the homeland despite this pandemic, our command and control watch teams here in the headquarters split into multiple shifts and portions of our watch team began working from Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Station, creating a third team at an alternate location as well,' Air Force General Terrence O'Shaughnessy, head of U.S. Northern Command and NORAD, said during a Facebook Livetown hall with those under his command."
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Yeah, doesn't sit well for me either although I understand why.
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I guess a few nukes would help social distancing .....
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Good.
We need the law laid down in this country that your religion doesn't trump public health, nor the law.
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Fight the new virus with 1,000,000 soldiers: check
Move norad under a mountain in a bunker: check
Move norad under a mountain in a bunker: check
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Anecdotal report, had to go out and get gas today as well as drive thru teller at bank. On the way there, went by a Barnes & Noble, parking lot had at least 20 or more cars in it. People waiting outside to be let in because they were limiting capacity.
That the fork at home people.
That the fork at home people.
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If people dont start to take this seriously those possible million reserves that were activated will be rolling down canal street in these soon.
This was on the Huey P. A friend of my mom took it. Said it was as far as you could see.
Are there any factories that build these in Louisiana? I know they used to build the APCs(Bradleys?) in the east. Anyone know if these are manufactured nearby?
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It's funny, the most people I am seeing out and about are boomers and Gen Z.
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Are you against this? You do realize the military is helping to build these temp hospitals all over the country right?
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Well yeah the boomers have to be involved in everything and GenZ thinks they are immune waiting for their participation medal. Gen X is sitting at home being the latchkey adults we were trained to be.
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