fredag 6. september 2019

Galningen i vest allokerer midler til sin mur fremfor å støtte NATO - Tyler Rogoway


Stakkars Jens Stoltenberg og NATO. Burde ringe noen bjeller hos noen og enhver dette. Det kan være at amrikansek fly på Rygge ville bli sett på som en aggresiv handling av Putin. Samtidig meldes det at antall migranter til USA er halvert. Sjekk mer om geniet Trump her:  http://tinyurl.com/y3uzlc5x (Red.)
The Pentagon says it will defer building various facilities to support rotating deployments of F-22 Raptors to Germany as part of a larger reallocation of military funds to support wall construction along the United States' southwestern border with Mexico. Delaying the planned work, which included setting up a dedicated repair center that would be able to maintain the composite structures, exotic coatings, and other elements of the stealth fighter's sensitive radar-absorbing skin, could have significant impacts on the Air Force's ability to operate these jets for sustained periods in the region during a crisis.
On Sept. 4, 2019, the U.S. military announced it would redirect a total of $3.6 billion in funding to wall construction. All of these funds came from spending that Congress had approved between Fiscal Years 2017 and 2019 to support 127 individual military construction projects within the United States and elsewhere around the world, including the F-22-related work at Spangdahlem Air Base. The installation currently hosts a squadron of USAF Block 50 F-16CJ/DJ Vipers. 
Back in February 2019, President Donald Trump had declared the situation on the southwestern border to be a national emergency, which has enabled the Department of Defense to use provisions in the National Emergencies Act to redirect military construction funds to support building new border barriers without Congressional approval.

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