Retired Army Colonel John Mills
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So clearly those in government, now I was actually working for somebody who was a little bit related to the 1088 exercise, but this is all, it's clear. It was the FBI director who earlier this year, Ray, who's going to be run out of office on January 20th, but even he said this, it's called advanced force operations. This is preparation for conflict. And everybody said, that's interesting.
So clearly those in government, now I was actually working for somebody who was a little bit related to the 1088 exercise, but this is all, it's clear. It was the FBI director who earlier this year, Ray, who's going to be run out of office on January 20th, but even he said this, it's called advanced force operations. This is preparation for conflict. And everybody said, that's interesting.
What's next on this? What's what's next? Yeah.
What's next on this? What's what's next? Yeah.
What's next on this? What's what's next? Yeah.
Yeah, well, Huawei routers, Lenovo computers and DJI drones are all part of the collection architecture for China. Get a grip on reality. And where did they learn this from? They learned it from us. OK, come on. You got to be kidding. The original supply chain attack was the 82 blowing up of the Siberian pipeline. I mean, come on. They the Chinese watch and learn everything we do.
Yeah, well, Huawei routers, Lenovo computers and DJI drones are all part of the collection architecture for China. Get a grip on reality. And where did they learn this from? They learned it from us. OK, come on. You got to be kidding. The original supply chain attack was the 82 blowing up of the Siberian pipeline. I mean, come on. They the Chinese watch and learn everything we do.
Yeah, well, Huawei routers, Lenovo computers and DJI drones are all part of the collection architecture for China. Get a grip on reality. And where did they learn this from? They learned it from us. OK, come on. You got to be kidding. The original supply chain attack was the 82 blowing up of the Siberian pipeline. I mean, come on. They the Chinese watch and learn everything we do.
And then they play it right back at us tenfold without any legal guardrails or bumper cushions. Come on, this is ridiculous. Now, with the ZPMC cranes, you say, okay, they're spying on us. Well, we'll just tape over the cameras or we'll use advanced cybersecurity methods. Okay, yeah, right. How well has that worked out? But okay, so what can you do remotely?
And then they play it right back at us tenfold without any legal guardrails or bumper cushions. Come on, this is ridiculous. Now, with the ZPMC cranes, you say, okay, they're spying on us. Well, we'll just tape over the cameras or we'll use advanced cybersecurity methods. Okay, yeah, right. How well has that worked out? But okay, so what can you do remotely?
And then they play it right back at us tenfold without any legal guardrails or bumper cushions. Come on, this is ridiculous. Now, with the ZPMC cranes, you say, okay, they're spying on us. Well, we'll just tape over the cameras or we'll use advanced cybersecurity methods. Okay, yeah, right. How well has that worked out? But okay, so what can you do remotely?
Well, one of the things you can do remotely is you can override the safety features of the ZPMC because one of the things they're constantly assessing on that crane is safety standards for center of gravity. Well, one of the things you can do with the trickery is you can trick the system into thinking it's maintaining its center of gravity as they're moving those counterweights.
Well, one of the things you can do remotely is you can override the safety features of the ZPMC because one of the things they're constantly assessing on that crane is safety standards for center of gravity. Well, one of the things you can do with the trickery is you can trick the system into thinking it's maintaining its center of gravity as they're moving those counterweights.
Well, one of the things you can do remotely is you can override the safety features of the ZPMC because one of the things they're constantly assessing on that crane is safety standards for center of gravity. Well, one of the things you can do with the trickery is you can trick the system into thinking it's maintaining its center of gravity as they're moving those counterweights.
As that crane reaches over the ship and lifts, you know, a 60-ton container, you know, those weights are sliding to maintain that center of gravity. You override that. Next thing you know, the crane, hey, everything's good. Everything's good. Whoa. And you want that.
As that crane reaches over the ship and lifts, you know, a 60-ton container, you know, those weights are sliding to maintain that center of gravity. You override that. Next thing you know, the crane, hey, everything's good. Everything's good. Whoa. And you want that.
As that crane reaches over the ship and lifts, you know, a 60-ton container, you know, those weights are sliding to maintain that center of gravity. You override that. Next thing you know, the crane, hey, everything's good. Everything's good. Whoa. And you want that.
You know, 500-ton crane is now toppled over onto the ship, and you just put that berth out of commission and that ship for six months for the cleanup. You can redo all these things. In 2009, there was a Russian dam, a spinning thing, center of gravity. You mess with that spinning thing, that turbine at that Russian dam.
You know, 500-ton crane is now toppled over onto the ship, and you just put that berth out of commission and that ship for six months for the cleanup. You can redo all these things. In 2009, there was a Russian dam, a spinning thing, center of gravity. You mess with that spinning thing, that turbine at that Russian dam.
You know, 500-ton crane is now toppled over onto the ship, and you just put that berth out of commission and that ship for six months for the cleanup. You can redo all these things. In 2009, there was a Russian dam, a spinning thing, center of gravity. You mess with that spinning thing, that turbine at that Russian dam.