[ExI] I hate to say it but, I agree with Trump

[John Clark]

On Thu, Sep 3, 2026 at 4:54 PM <spike at rainier66.com> wrote:



> *>>…A navy that was useless and* *ridiculous and never could've played a
>> part in a modern war….*
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> *> It was valuable to world peace, in that it demonstrated that a surface
> navy is vulnerable to modern weapons.  This demonstration may have been
> what convinced Xi to avoid invasion of Taiwan.*
>

*It convinced Xi that American $20 billion nuclear aircraft carriers are
vulnerable to cheap but intelligent drones if they are numerous enough; and
it demonstrated that, thanks to Donald's idiotic Iranian war, American
anti-missile missiles are now in serious short supply. *



>
>> *>>…It isn't hard to build a 750 mile long pipeline that is 100 feet
>> underground?!*
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> *> It wouldn’t need to be that long.  John use some imagination.  Oil
> field, multiple rigs, multiple pipes, going various directions to some
> (possibly short) distance away to multiple sites.  A few miles of pipe
> would suffice,*
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*Depending on the specific model of Iranian drone used, they have a range
of between 600 and 1550 miles. But all Iranian drones are cheap and
therefore very numerous. *


> *> where the oil can be pumped into trucks and carried over land,*
>

*So under wartime conditions you're gonna build a new road so you can have
a line of defenseless trucks that is so long it is capable of carrying 20
million barrels of oil EACH DAY. A standard oil tanker truck carries about
190 barrels of oil, so you'd need 105,000 trucks. Imagine that, a straight
line of 105,000 highly flammable tanker trucks. W**hat a glorious sight
that will be. And what a delicious target for a $20,000 drone!   *

*> Notice that with the strait mostly closed, the price of crude oil is
> lower than it was in May 2022,*
>

*Nobody burns crude oil, they burn gasoline and diesel oil, and both are
nearing their all-time high.  *

*> Why does the government have a policy on vaccination?  There’s nothing
> in the constitution which allows that.*
>

*There's nothing in the Constitution that allows the use of cell phones
either. Or flat screen TVs. Or artificial intelligence. Or even indoor
plumbing. *



> *>> …#1) **King Donald controls USA's cryptocurrency policy…  John K
>> Clark*
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> *> Indeed? *
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*Yes indeed. *


> *> A president makes law now? *
>

*King Donald The First certainly thinks so, and so does the Republican
controlled Congress, and so does the Republican controlled Supreme Court.  *


> *> When was the constitution overthrown please? *
>

*January 6, 2021  *

*> Presidents don’t make law*


*I know. But kings do.  *


*John K Clark*
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