Threat..

 

Israeli F-16 fighter jets escort an American B-52 bomber as it makes its way through Israeli airspace toward the Persian Gulf, in an apparent show of force to Iran amid lingering tensions in the region.

The flight took place “as part of close cooperation with the US Armed Forces, which is a significant component in maintaining the aerial security of the State of Israel and the Middle East,” the Israel Defense Forces says.

Israeli jets escorting American bombers have become a regular fixture in the skies of the Middle East in the past year, as tensions between Tehran and the West have risen amid stalled attempts to negotiate a new deal that would block the Islamic Republic from obtaining nuclear weapons in exchange for sanctions.

So what is the USA trying to say?  have we change people belief or ideology? 

 Just a thought.

Sold..

 

Once..

 

Choice..

 

Reps..

 

Dodge..

 

Do you..

 

Leak..

 

Plane..

 

Francis Gary Powers strapped into a U-2 and took off from a secret base in Pakistan on May 1, 1960. Powers, in 1956 enlisted by the CIA as a spy plane pilot. 

He was the most experienced. In his pocket, he carried a silver dollar that concealed a needle dipped in poison. If captured and subjected to torture, he could take his own life. 

The U.S. government issued a cover statement indicating that a weather plane had veered off course and supposedly crashed somewhere in the Soviet Union. 

With no small degree of pleasure, Khrushchev pulled off one of the most dramatic moments of the Cold War by producing not only the mostly-intact wreckage of the U-2, but also the captured pilot-very much alive.

A chagrined President Eisenhower had to publicly admit that it was indeed a U.S. spy plane.

Weather Plane or Weather Balloons. Just a thought.

Aramco..

 


Global oil giant Saudi Aramco announced Sunday it earned a record-high profit of $161.1 billion during 2022, attributing its massive jump in earrings to higher crude oil prices. 

Officially known as the Saudi Arabian Oil Co., Aramco's annual report showed its year-on-year net income increased 46.5.% from the $110 billion earned in 2021.
Saudi Aramco CEO and President Amin H.

 Nasser said in a statement that the record financial performance was due to increased oil demand around the world.