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    Dude you got powerlines in the Photo your busted guessing you were at a girlfriends house or somewhere you weren't suppose to be doing something your not suppose to be doing
  4. 7 points
    Amazing. They came out of the west over Downtown Phx. Flew directly over my Carlot. Awesome ! God Bless the Military !
  5. 5 points
    I timed my trip to Buckeye pretty good, the formation passed me on the 303 as it headed south. I wish there would be fly overs like this more often. It felt good to see so many people pulled off the road to watch and take pride in their military. No matter what branch you served in, thank you brothers and sisters.
  6. 3 points
    This has been on my mind a lot, and I'm sure others. I'd like some folks with more legal experience to chime in. So we have a state of emergency with the c-19 thing, and we see state governors basically getting to create laws with no due process whatsoever. In Michigan it's what stores can stay open, and then what you can buy there and what you can't, who you can visit and why. In California, you can be cited while sitting in your car watching a sunset. All across the country there's countless examples of usurpation of the legal process including who can cross state lines and what they must go through in terms of quarantine, etc. So, it seems that once a "state of emergency" is declared, laws don't have to go through any process of approval, they just become mandate immediately. This scares me a lot. The police are out there enforcing these pseudo-laws that are just the whim of a single person. It takes a long time for a bill to become an actual, recognized law. There's supposed to be a process there that vets the law before it becomes enforceable. If this experience has taught me anything, it's that the government can basically strip us of all rights, force us into self confinement (incarceration), shut down businesses and basically control every aspect of our lives without any form of due, legal process, if they deem it to be "in our best interest". Tell me if I'm wrong, but this seems to be shining a huge spotlight on an Achilles's Heel in our system. The threshold between order and tyranny is paper thin, and in my mind doesn't hold up to our Constitution, or our basic premise, as a Constitutional Republic. I'd like to hear your opinions. -Coach
  7. 3 points
    If you like Military Aircraft this is going to be pretty cool. If you dont like military Aircraft your a Susan ;)
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  9. 2 points
    Tell your wife that you’re being a sympathetic person and you bought it to help out a fellow human who needed a hand. She’ll forgive you. if I’m wrong you can blame me.
  10. 2 points
    I was fortunate as a kid, I grew up on military bases. Lived right down by the runway In misawa japan always road our biked there. then when Dad retired we lived extremely close to Mc cord AFB in Washington always was on the base there too as my neighbor was a c130 pilot and mission commander. then I moved here a few + miles from luke. One of my customers from 20 years ago owned a building on the north side of the Yuma airport where they worked on Harriers, we'd go sit by the fence on lawn chairs and watch them lift off. cool as shoot. Chatted with some of the pilots through the fence a few times. cool stuff. hopefully in the next few weeks were going to take a drive up to CA to see my daughter at camp pendalton , shes hoping to get me on base to see the hueys and Cobras she works on and f35's
  11. 2 points
    the map was of by a few miles but it was still cool as shoot to see. lots of planes that kc135 was huge looked like a semi truck with a bunch of golf carts behind it
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    Just flew right over my house. Pretty cool. I was hoping they would be in one big formation, but it was 4 different groups of 4 or 3. Still loud and cool
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    The Susan's gotta hate. Would they still be put out if the jet noise overhead were from our foes? Would they care if they understood the capabilities of those F 35s? Probably no. But there were enough aircraft in that fly over to control the skies of America. That KC 135 is out of downtown Phoenix and when I worked next to the Scottsdale Airport, I couldn't believe the number of military craft in and out.
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    Nah I’ve been to his car lot. Those powerlines are legit.
  17. 1 point
    I already done my share of stimulating. We decided to treat the kids to a pool, swing set and sand box. Oh and filling in and seeding the backyard.
  18. 1 point
    heres a Map awsum right over the shop and then the house
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    The stimulus package gives 20% more for CODIV-19 if the patient is on medicare and needs a ventilator. If they died, they almost surely needed a ventilator at some point. The coronavirus relief legislation created a 20% premium, or add-on, for COVID-19 Medicare patients. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2020/04/24/fact-check-medicare-hospitals-paid-more-covid-19-patients-coronavirus/3000638001/
  21. 1 point
    Yea just a theory, and another flaw in the system. Not that I agree whatsoever, but it doesn't help that the majority of elective surgeries aren't permitted and many sick people are choosing to stay home instead of seek medical attention for their illnesses.
  22. 1 point
    You don't need no stinking license, they are overrated. Ask Raul Grijalva.
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    Here's the input of a couple of doctors in california that have been following the testing data and given their analysis. Their press conference was on Youtube & got pulled, because it doesn't go along with the doom & gloom model of information that the gov & the media are pushing. If you're already a little irritated over this mess, you may not want to watch this. https://www.turnto23.com/news/coronavirus/watch-controversial-press-conference-held-by-two-bakersfield-doctors-that-was-pulled-down-by-youtube
  24. 1 point
    Based on antibody testing 15% of the state and over 20% of nyc has already had the kung flu with a whopping mortality rate of 0.5-0.6%. Like everywhere else the mortality rate for middle age and young people without pre existing conditions is dang close to zero. High risk people should self quarantine, everyone else should get back to their life’s. this whole thing has been a giant colossal chit show since the start. Government incompetence on full display. vote Ducey out that giant POS
  25. 1 point
    We got ours from desert mountain labs out of Maricopa.
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