How Ukraine’s Cheap Drones Hit Targets Deep Inside Russia, Explained – H I Sutton

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-SItosg3_mI

Trump on Trial: The Jurors

Jury selection has concluded in The People of the State of New York v. Donald J. Trump. After a long voir dire, six jurors have been selected: three men and three women.

All in all, this jury isn’t bad. Manhattan voting demographics put the odds of a Trump voter being on the jury at roughly 1/6. The jurors aren’t overtly political, a couple of them might lean conservative or even be Trump voters. One even described Trump as “fascinating.”

That’s assuming they’re telling the truth. Jurors in politically-charged cases are notorious for hiding their beliefs for the sole purpose of getting on the jury. As we discussed last week, it happened to Roger Stone – his forewoman was a vocally anti-Trump on social media. She deceived the court about that fact and helped lead the effort to convict Stone.

It’s probably safe to say that there won’t be an acquittal. Not a guarantee, but those are the unfortunate odds. Trump’s best bet is for a hung jury, for 1 or 2 jurors to resist the pressure to go along with others and vote guilty. Is there a juror, or are there multiple jurors, with the courage to stand alone? We’ll find out.

I looked at several articles, none of which addressed my two main objections. One article did say accuracy would be a problem. How much energy? That’s easy, just use 1/2 mv^2. m would be the mass of whatever bit of the tungsten rod survives re-entry, v is the velocity on impact. Another article stated the rod itself could vaporize on impact without much damage to the target. Not an impressive idea to me, but that won’t stop the government from spending money on it.

you can google rods from god and learn information that is more accurate than what I can tell you. I don’t think the “rod” is guidance free, and I do not know how much energy it would impart to a target. My understanding is that would arrive with substantial energy — as in megatons. But without radioactive fallout and possibily with deniability. don’t take my word for it, though.

https://abcnews.go.com/International/idfs-conduct-ethics-scrutiny-soldiers-social-media-posts/story?id=109035616

The conductor featured in the clip, Gavriel Heine, was the first US citizen to graduate from the Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory. He may have been of Russian parentage since he started studying there at 17. He went on to the St. Petersburg Conservatory, but severed offical and professional ties with Russia because of the current war.

But you see how insidious they work on ncis after the 1000th episode they retconned the premier episode where al queda was at fault

How about the bbc series about the abuses in their post office which were not mentioned on the bbc at the time