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My guess is nuclear test. Airport circle to secure the transport of the device to the ground adjacent to the test site. Trapezoid is the test site, wider on t
by nateburke 7mo ago
My guess is nuclear test.
Airport circle to secure the transport of the device to the ground adjacent to the test site.
Trapezoid is the test site, wider on the side that is less controllable (border-facing).
Disconnected because two separate teams executed in parallel without informed oversight.
- estearum 7mo ago... I don't think they're detonating a nuclear weapon in a National Monument 50 miles from a large US city... There are plenty of better places for them to do this.
- junofan 7mo agoIt’s probably not SOP to land nuclear weapons at the municipal airport either.
- jjk166 7mo agoThere is a military base with its own airfield located within El Paso basically right next to El Paso International Airport.
- nateburke 7mo agoNTS was 60-80 mi away from Las Vegas. yes there might be safer locations for an underground nuclear test, but how many of them offer the same "F U" PR capacity relative to Mexico/Juarez/cartels, etc.
- estearum 7mo agoA nuclear weapon is only "F U" PR to cartels if you believe they're literally braindead, which given that they run massive international businesses, I suspect they're not. Nukes mean nothing to a cartel. What an insane idea.
- donkeybeer 7mo agoWhile we have an excuse explanation from the admin now which nobody knows how true or not it is, its trump of course. Why is it off or weird that he'd want to see a big boom.
- kakacik 7mo agoWhile Mexican side has no restrictions - that would be supremely dumb even for a primary school level of thinking. Tons of civilians dead with clear reason who caused it, completely preventable. Fantasy often likes extreme options but most probably saner reason like expected strike on cartels and their retaliation is whats happening.
- pixl97 7mo ago>supremely dumb even for a primary school level of thinking So 100% Trump