Shipmates, many thanks to those who shared with me!
My son is “Alive”! I’ve advised him to follow USAF Protocols and his Leadership.
Q: any chance S.C. Senator poisoned on his trip to/from Ukraine?
Q: who was Mrs Mitch McConnell meeting with in the PRC? This is very important…
Let’s gen-up our Eagle Eyes…Americans in Maryland are being laid-off, foreigners are being given visas to work in America, in AI.
Shipmates close to Davidsonville, Maryland, please count the number of adults and children living in the large homes owned by corporations and rented to foreign tenants, some three (3) families to a home.
I still have not gotten a good answer for why that young Israeli pilot decided at that hour in the morning, … he couldn’t see the Bowie Air Field. What was on their minds? Who paid for that excursion. My condolences to the families. NJ
CDR Sal, I can't make the call this week, but I have a public safety awareness topic that's been on my radar for some time and might be of interest.
SUBJECT: Biosecurity and Supply Chain Vulnerabilities (Unsolicited Foreign Seed Shipments)
1. PURPOSE
To alert all personnel to a resurgence of unsolicited, unidentified seed packages arriving via international mail from China and other foreign sources, and to outline the specific implications this trend holds for Navy readiness, intelligence, and logistics.
2. WHY THIS MATTERS TO THE NAVY
* Asymmetric & "Grey Zone" Vulnerabilities: While state agricultural departments currently attribute these shipments to commercial "brushing scams," the execution mirrors a hostile vector. The ability of foreign entities to bypass traditional border defense systems and deliver unknown biological materials directly to U.S. citizens’ doorsteps represents a critical vulnerability. Understanding these delivery methods is vital for Naval intelligence and biodefense awareness.
* Port Security and Supply Chain Integrity: These packages exploit high-volume international shipping and maritime commerce channels. As guardians of global sea lanes, the Navy relies on secure, transparent trade networks. Exploited shipping infrastructure compromises the integrity of our ports of entry and logistical pipelines.
* Domestic Infrastructure & Force Readiness: A secure home front is foundational to military readiness. The introduction of devastating invasive species or agricultural diseases directly threatens the domestic food supply and economy. Any significant strain on domestic resources ultimately impacts base sustainment, supply chains, and the stability of service members' families.
3. ACTIONS REQUIRED
Personnel must remain vigilant against unconventional security threats, including at their primary residences. If you or a family member receives an unexpected, unsolicited package of seeds:
* DO NOT open the seed packets or handle any unknown substances inside.
* DO NOT plant the seeds or discard them in regular trash where they could enter the ecosystem.
* SECURE THE MATERIAL: Keep everything sealed in its original packaging.
* REPORT IMMEDIATELY: Contact local agricultural authorities or the Texas Department of Agriculture at 1-(800) TELL-TDA to ensure experts can safely collect and dispose of the material.
Shipmates, many thanks to those who shared with me!
My son is “Alive”! I’ve advised him to follow USAF Protocols and his Leadership.
Q: any chance S.C. Senator poisoned on his trip to/from Ukraine?
Q: who was Mrs Mitch McConnell meeting with in the PRC? This is very important…
Let’s gen-up our Eagle Eyes…Americans in Maryland are being laid-off, foreigners are being given visas to work in America, in AI.
Shipmates close to Davidsonville, Maryland, please count the number of adults and children living in the large homes owned by corporations and rented to foreign tenants, some three (3) families to a home.
I still have not gotten a good answer for why that young Israeli pilot decided at that hour in the morning, … he couldn’t see the Bowie Air Field. What was on their minds? Who paid for that excursion. My condolences to the families. NJ
CDR Sal, I can't make the call this week, but I have a public safety awareness topic that's been on my radar for some time and might be of interest.
SUBJECT: Biosecurity and Supply Chain Vulnerabilities (Unsolicited Foreign Seed Shipments)
1. PURPOSE
To alert all personnel to a resurgence of unsolicited, unidentified seed packages arriving via international mail from China and other foreign sources, and to outline the specific implications this trend holds for Navy readiness, intelligence, and logistics.
2. WHY THIS MATTERS TO THE NAVY
* Asymmetric & "Grey Zone" Vulnerabilities: While state agricultural departments currently attribute these shipments to commercial "brushing scams," the execution mirrors a hostile vector. The ability of foreign entities to bypass traditional border defense systems and deliver unknown biological materials directly to U.S. citizens’ doorsteps represents a critical vulnerability. Understanding these delivery methods is vital for Naval intelligence and biodefense awareness.
* Port Security and Supply Chain Integrity: These packages exploit high-volume international shipping and maritime commerce channels. As guardians of global sea lanes, the Navy relies on secure, transparent trade networks. Exploited shipping infrastructure compromises the integrity of our ports of entry and logistical pipelines.
* Domestic Infrastructure & Force Readiness: A secure home front is foundational to military readiness. The introduction of devastating invasive species or agricultural diseases directly threatens the domestic food supply and economy. Any significant strain on domestic resources ultimately impacts base sustainment, supply chains, and the stability of service members' families.
3. ACTIONS REQUIRED
Personnel must remain vigilant against unconventional security threats, including at their primary residences. If you or a family member receives an unexpected, unsolicited package of seeds:
* DO NOT open the seed packets or handle any unknown substances inside.
* DO NOT plant the seeds or discard them in regular trash where they could enter the ecosystem.
* SECURE THE MATERIAL: Keep everything sealed in its original packaging.
* REPORT IMMEDIATELY: Contact local agricultural authorities or the Texas Department of Agriculture at 1-(800) TELL-TDA to ensure experts can safely collect and dispose of the material.
I can't see the embedded hyperlink. I am guessing it is the usual Riverside one. https://riverside.com/studio/midrats-season-17