Aint No Right

wally wrote:honestly nobody. former writer at Brietbart. flash in the pan right wing shit distrurber.
Here's an interesting article about him, the right and his recent fall from grace
https://www.currentaffairs.org/2017/02/ ... at-we-wont

creep wrote:now he will ruin it all by tweeting about how great he did

Matz wrote:I'm still in denial for a second every time I see him as president and have to ask myself if this is really happening

Artemis wrote:Instigator.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-04-03/t ... ea/8409814


Donald Trump says US 'totally' ready to act alone to counter North Korea if China refuses to assist

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/18/us/r ... .html?_r=0

Two Russian Bombers Fly Near Alaska, and U.S. Scrambles Jets
By ERIC SCHMITTAPRIL 18, 2017

WASHINGTON — Two Russian long-range bombers flew about 100 miles off the Alaskan coast on Monday night, the first time since President Trump took office that Moscow has sent warplanes so close to the United States, the military said Tuesday.

The two Russian Tu-95 Bear bombers flew off Kodiak Island, within a 200-mile area called the Air Defense Identification Zone. The bombers’ flight into that space prompted the Air Force to scramble two F-22 stealth fighter jets and an E-3 airborne early-warning plane to intercept the Russian planes, according to First Lt. Lauren Hill, a spokeswoman for the North American Aerospace Defense Command, or Norad, in Colorado.

After the American jets flew alongside the Russian bombers for several minutes, the Russian planes broke off and headed back to their base in eastern Russia, Lieutenant Hill said. The interception was first reported by Fox News.

Since 2007, the United States has intercepted Russian warplanes that flew into the air defense zone about 60 times, all without incident, Lieutenant Hill said. The last time Russian bombers flew near the United States was July 4, 2015, when a pair of Russian bombers flew off the coasts of Alaska and California, coming as close as 40 miles to Mendocino, Calif.

The interception is another sign of the recent steep decline in relations between Moscow and Washington, after President Trump signaled he sought to improve relations between the two rivals. Last week in Moscow, Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson said relations with Russia were at a “low point.”

http://boston.cbslocal.com/2017/04/21/r ... -military/

Russian Planes Detected Off Alaska 4 Times This Week
By MATTHEW PENNINGTON, Associated Press
April 21, 2017 3:11 PM


WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. military says Russian military aircraft have approached the coast of Alaska four times this week, and U.S. fighter jets intercepted them twice.

The military says the latest incident happened late Thursday, and that F-22 Raptor aircraft and Canadian CF-18 Hornet fighters safely intercepted two Russian TU-95 Bear bombers.

Lori O’Donley is spokeswoman for the North American Aerospace Defense Command. She says the incidents all happened in international airspace.

Russia periodically flies into the U.S. air defense identification zone that extends 200 miles off the coast. O’Donley says the last such string of incidents was in 2014.

The incidents come amid heightened U.S.-Russian tensions over the civil war in Syria.

North American Aerospace Defense Command is a U.S.-Canada organization that monitors approaches to North America and defends the airspace.