Tell them the balloon is completely loaded with critical race theory. They will scramble all available F-22s to shoot it down.
Edit: They actually shot it down with an F-22. Now we know it was full of CRT.
Reminds me of how every red state acted so damn self important after 9/11 as if anything like that would ever happen to them, real Red Dawn brain
Regardless of whether 9/11 was an inside job or not (I think it was a bit of both) that shit didn't happen to :amerikkka: it happened to NY, get over yourselves rest of the country especially you Massachusetts
There was some major evidence of insider trading happening right before 9/11 including the guy who owned the buildings purchasing a massive insurance policy on them a few days before but I also think it's likely Bin Laden came up with his plan independently and the Bush administration just let it happen after finding out because it would justify all of their plans for war in the middle east
That said, we'll most likely never know for sure and the close ties between the Bush and Bin Laden families are also pretty sus
For more info I'd recommend the 9/11 episodes of :trueanon: but it may be better to just not think about it
Personally I don't think Bush was involved in 9/11
But I will say the CIA almost never fabricates a movement wholecloth they find the people who were willing to do it and fund and encourage them
They did this outside of the US as well. I remember reading an amazing article in my rural Danish newspaper about the commander of the local home guard* promising to defend the local TV transmission mast from Al-Queda terrorist attacks.
*) A volunteer branch of the Danish military made up of out of shape boomers who cosplay as soldiers a few weekends a year
Counterpoint: there are more cows than people there.
Checkmate.
Game over.
If I had to guess, I'd say the densest population center in Wyoming is Yellowstone
Nice propaganda. I opened up google maps and dropped myself in 2 random points on opposite sides of the state.
https://imgur.com/a/INJHPGt
Sure, but if you dropped yourself in 2 random points on opposite sides of that place would you likely get 2 nearly identical scenes of hideous wasteland?
Ok, bet. Here's the same thing but with Switzerland. https://imgur.com/a/hPkuyS2
It's okay to be wrong.
I see pleasant little buildings with beautiful landscapes behind them, are you actually going to try to tell me that place is ugly lol
This is the most bazinga-brained conversation I've read here in awhile
This is just bog-standard European cityscapes. Nothing remarkable about them, they're neither ugly nor beautiful.
Landscaping, sidewalks, a roundabout, vs endless stretches of potholed roads with rusted out trailers and chain link fences
The only reason Montana looks like shit is because it's either isolated small holder farms or abandoned isolated small holder farms that have been bought up by big industrial agriculture corporations.
The investment in housing and infrastructure is minimal and focused primarily on extraction, and any areas that lie within native territories are intentionally blighted by the state and federal governments.
It looks beautiful. I would love to go there sometimes after the revolution.
how shitty the US is available on the public internet for free tho
Hey, a little of Yellowstone is there, it's not all shit!
Montana laying claim to Yellowstone because it has a sliver of it with hotels will always be funny to me.
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