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The rise in shipping company fronts may potentially be attributed to miniature nuclear weapons payloads within shipping containers for rapid and unstoppable pay
by opkr 7y ago
The rise in shipping company fronts may potentially be attributed to miniature nuclear weapons payloads within shipping containers for rapid and unstoppable payload delivery at close proximity to enemy lines.
Btw intelligence agencies are using invisible image watermarking technologies to track users.
- rshnotsecure 7y agoCan we talk? One concern we had was that these cargo ships, some subset of the 220, have nuclear weapons onboard that the crew isn’t even aware of. Much like how the soviets used to hide their ICBMs in train cars that move around, this makes tracking these things really hard. [email address redacted]
- pnako 7y agoI think it's more likely to be a front for the black market in UFO parts being traded between US, Russia and China.