Saturday 31 October 2020

DID RUSSIAN NUCLEAR BLACKMAIL OPEN UP THE OIL MARKETS TO RUSSIAN CRUDE?

The Russians bombed the embassies and "blackmailed" their way onto the oil markets. Previous to this the Russians were complaining about being shut out of the market. The timing of the stories asserting Bin Laden had nuclear weapons were priming on the part of western intelligence agencies. They used their "friends" in the media to disinform the public. The US would respond by trying to assassinate Putin using Chechen Proxies. American attempts to destabilize Russia by proxy led to Russian retaliatory strikes inside CONUS - the spectacular attacks of 911.

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:GDP_of_Russia_since_1989.svg

This graph shows that Russia's GDP rises with Putin taking power. It rises after the embassies are bombed in Africa and continues to rise after Putin becomes president. 



07 August 1996
BATTLE OF GROZNY
September 1996
CIA releases “Prospects for Unsanctioned Use of Russian Nuclear Weapons”
25 July 1998
Putin becomes Director of the FSB.
07 August 1998
United States Embassies are bombed in Africa killing 224. This takes place two years after Chechen Terrorists attacked Russian Forces in Grozny.
17 August 1998
The Russian Economy collapses. The Ruble falls to 4000 to the dollar. The Russians default on their debt.
September 1998
Kremlin Insider Predicts ‘Massive Unrest’ to Journalist
07 October 1998
Michael Binyon, “Osama Bin Laden Said to Have Acquired Tactical Nuclear Weapons,” Times (London)
13 November 1998
 “Report Links Bin-Ladin, Nuclear Weapons,” Al-Watan Al-Arabi

Tuesday 6 October 2020

SPACEX WINS PENTAGON CONTRACT FOR MISSILE TRACKING SATELLITES

Musk's SpaceX wins Pentagon award for missile tracking satellites
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-space-exploration-spacex-satellites/musks-spacex-wins-pentagon-award-for-missile-tracking-satellites-idUSKBN26Q3A1

By Joey Roulette


(Reuters) - Elon Musk’s SpaceX won a $149 million contract to build missile-tracking satellites for the Pentagon, the U.S. Space Development Agency (SDA) said on Monday, in the company’s first government contract to build satellites.


SpaceX, known for its reusable rockets and astronaut capsules, is ramping up satellite production for Starlink, a growing constellation of hundreds of internet-beaming satellites that chief executive Elon Musk hopes will generate enough revenue to help fund SpaceX’s interplanetary goals.


Under the SDA contract, SpaceX will use its Starlink assembly plant in Redmond, Washington, to build four satellites fitted with a wide-angle infrared missile-tracking sensor supplied by a subcontractor, an SDA official said.


Technology company L3 Harris Technologies Inc., formerly Harris Corporation, received $193 million to build another four satellites. Both companies are expected to deliver the satellites for launch by fall 2022.


The awards are part of the SDA’s first phase to procure satellites to detect and track missiles like intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs), which can travel long distances and are challenging to track and intercept.


SpaceX in 2019 received $28 million from the Air Force to use the fledgling Starlink satellite network to test encrypted internet services with a number of military planes, though the Air Force has not ordered any Starlink satellites of its own.


Reporting by Joey Roulette; Editing by Greg Mitchell


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