Revealed: China 'has tested TWO hypersonic
orbital nukes capable of breaching missile
defences' as panicked analysts say it
'defies the laws of physics' and is unlike
any weapon the US has
Posted By: Ribicon, 10/21/2021 4:27:39 PM
China carried out a second test of what is believed to be a hypersonic orbital missile capable of carrying a nuclear warhead earlier this year, intelligence sources have claimed. The new test is believed to have taken place on August 13 and involved a similar 'hypersonic glide vehicle' to one launched into space on board a Long March rocket back in July, which was first reported earlier this week. Beijing has acknowledged one of the tests, claiming it launched a 'peaceful' civilian spacecraft. But analysts believe the craft can actually be tipped with a nuclear warhead which would be able to evade missile defences. Even government scientists are struggling
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So, someone want to apprise Mr. Pen and Phone
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Alan Dershowitz, an emeritus law professor at Harvard, is one of the greatest legal minds of our time, writing multiple books and publishing hundreds of articles about the law. He has been defending clients in courtrooms since the 1970s and argued numerous cases before the Supreme Court. He was also on the team that defended Donald Trump against impeachment. Alan Dershowitz believes that Alec Baldwin’s shooting of Halyna Hutchins could be considered a homicide. Gun safety protocols are so stringent that an accident of this kind is almost impossible.
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Perhaps so, but the Pentagon's commitment to boosting LGBTQ+ rights, dismantling White supremacy, and making sure everyone is vaccinated are the envy of the world.