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🚨 THE U.S. ARMY JUST TURNED RIFLES INTO DRONE KILLERS 🚨
The battlefield has changed — and so has the ammo.
In Nov 2025, the U.S. Army tested a new 5.56×45 mm anti-drone round that lets ordinary infantry rifles shoot down FPV drones with no weapon mods.
Just swap the magazine.
🧠 HOW IT WORKS
This isn’t a normal bullet.
• Destabilizes after leaving the barrel
• Breaks into multiple projectiles
• Creates a pellet-cloud kill zone
📏 DESTRUCTION ZONE
• 25–35 m: 30–40 cm spread
• 40–50 m: 60–80 cm spread
You don’t need pinpoint accuracy on a 15 cm drone anymore.
⚔️ WHY IT MATTERS
• Works in standard AR-15 / M4 / SIG MCX rifles
• Faster + more controllable than shotguns
• Cheaper than lasers, EW, or missiles
• Effective against 100 mph FPV drones
• Up to 90% hit rate in tests
Two variants:
• “L” – longer range (5 projectiles)
• “K” – close range (8 projectiles)
🧨 A mag dump creates a literal wall of lead.
🌍 BIG PICTURE
This builds on lessons from Ukraine, where custom anti-drone rounds entered production after drones rewrote modern warfare.
The U.S. response?
Layered defense:
• Infantry ammo
• Vehicle systems (JLTV M-LIDS)
• Microwaves (Leonidas)
• AI sights (SMASH 3000)
🔥 BOTTOM LINE
Drones changed war.
Now ammo is changing back.
The future of air defense may fit in a rifle magazine.
📌 Sources: Militarnyi • Army Recognition • Interesting Engineering
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The French people are actually throwing pots of boiling water on top of the rioter’s heads!
That’s how useless their government is protecting the people!
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He is the BEST….stone crusher in AMERICA.
Referring to the reporters- 👇
“They all had their cameras pointed at the main door, expecting him to come out from there, but 47 came out from the Oval Office instead”
Nick Sortor
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Trump warned Europe what would happen if they didn't close their borders!😉
Trump was right!
They should have listened!
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With his nation burning, Emmanuel Macron has fled the country to go on a "diplomatic tour". The French police are outnumbered and overwhelmed. The military is not an option.
The people of France are on their own.
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REMEMBER WHAT WE'RE FIGHTING FOR!! VOTE RED!! #mepolitics
🚨🇺🇸Communism / Socialism promises equality, progress, and security. It delivers racism, misery, and tyranny. More than 120 million dead (USSR, Mao's China, Cambodia, Cuba, Venezuela, Nicaragua, Castro, Che Guevara, and Mao are not heroes: they are architects of concentration camps, famines, and tyrannies.
The trick of “democratic socialism” is simple: ignore all that history and sell the same recipe with a friendly face. The Constitution is superfluous to them. Private property, individual freedom, and economic incentives are obstacles. The result is always the same: scarcity, state control, a new privileged class, and, in the end, less freedom.
Millennials and Generation Z fall for it because they don't read, they don't do the math, and they believe the propaganda. Socialism is not “social justice”: it is the utopia that turns into a nightmare time and time again. There are no exceptions.
Read Communism & Socialism: The Great Lie of the 20th Century (Juan F. Benemelis and Myriam Witcher) before they sell you the same old story again.
SOCIALISM/COMMUNISM The Great Lie. by Mr. Juan Felipe Benemelis (Author), Mrs. Myriam Witcher (Author), a.co/d/05goQ5ig #Amazon via @Amazon
If you don't read history, you repeat it. And this time it's you and your children. Save the U.S. with knowledge, not slogans.
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🚨🇺🇸 El comunismo /socialismo promete igualdad, progreso y seguridad. Entrega racismo, miseria y tiranía. Más de 120 millones de muertos (URSS, China de Mao, Camboya, Cuba, Venezuela…). Castro, el Che y Mao no son héroes: son arquitectos de campos de concentración, hambrunas y tiranías.
El truco del “socialismo democrático” es simple: ignorar toda esa historia y vender la misma receta con cara amable.
La Constitución les sobra. La propiedad privada, la libertad individual y los incentivos económicos les estorban.
El resultado siempre es el mismo: escasez, control del Estado, nueva clase privilegiada y, al final, menos libertad.
Los millennials y la generación Z caen porque no leen, no hacen cuentas y creen la propaganda.
El socialismo no es “justicia social”: es la utopía que se convierte en pesadilla una y otra vez. No hay excepción que valga.
Lee Comunismo & Socialismo: la gran mentira del siglo XX (Juan F. Benemelis y Myriam Witcher Autores) antes de que te vendan el mismo cuento otra vez.
a.co/d/05s73GjY Si no lees la historia, la repites. Y esta vez te toca a ti y a tus hijos. Salva a EE.UU. con conocimiento, no con slogans.
.@POTUS @realDonaldTrump .@WhiteHouse .@teamlombardonv .@JosephMLombardo .@MartyTheElder .@ricardopuentesm .@atensnut .@MAGAVoice .@MaElviraSalazar
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Never forget this scandal.
Opposing voter ID is basically admitting you’re afraid of election integrity.
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Very humble testimony about mistakes made and facts that opened his eyes to who was BSing the people and who actually does things for the people👊👊🇺🇸🇺🇸
In 2024, I early voted for Kamala Harris.
On Friday, I early-voted for Republicans in the 2026 midterms.
If you’re a frustrated Republican thinking about staying home, this one’s for you.
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In 1888, a scruffy little dog wandered into the post office in Albany, New York, and never really left.
The clerks let him sleep there. He curled up on the mailbags. They named him Owney.
Owney loved those bags. Wherever the mail went, he followed. First onto the mail wagons. Then onto the mail trains.
Soon he was riding Railway Post Office cars across New York, then across the whole country.
The railway mail clerks adopted him as their mascot. They believed he was good luck. In an era when train wrecks were common, no train Owney rode was ever in one.
At stops along the way, clerks and townspeople gave him tags and medals. Railroad baggage checks. Hotel tokens. Dog licenses. Souvenirs from towns that wanted to say Owney had been there.
In 1894 a Brooklyn newspaper wrote that when he jogged along, his tags jingled "like the bells on a junk wagon."
The collection got so heavy that Postmaster General John Wanamaker had a little harness made so Owney could carry his medals across his body.
Then, in 1895, Owney went around the world. He left Tacoma, Washington, on August 19, rode mail steamships to Asia, passed through the Suez Canal, and came home across the United States months later.
He traveled more than 140,000 miles in his life. All by train and ship. All with the mail.
By 1897 he was old and sick. In Toledo, Ohio, he became ill tempered and bit a mail clerk, and he died there on June 11, 1897.
The mail clerks were heartbroken. They raised money to have their friend preserved.
Today Owney still sits in the atrium of the Smithsonian's National Postal Museum in Washington, D.C., wearing his harness and his tags. In 2011 the Postal Service put him on a stamp.
A stray nobody wanted became the most famous dog in America, just by following the mail.
Would you have let Owney ride on your train?
Disclaimer: Accounts differ on whether Owney was a stray or a clerk's pet. The cause of his death is not fully clear: the National Postal Museum says the Toledo postmaster had the sheriff put him down after he bit someone, while other sources simply say he died of a bullet wound. Mileage (often cited as 143,000) and his total number of tags (sometimes given as 1,017) are estimates; the museum holds 372 of his tags. The "never in a wreck" claim is postal lore. The Owney on display today is his preserved body.
Photos: Smithsonian National Postal Museum (public domain)
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Ok myself and Sasquatch go way back.
QT your Sasquatch
...even if he's a little shy. ☺️
Inviting @V_Lady2024, @RealDanielCox
@Tarzan121109
Anyone can join!
TYFTT @DeliaTX
Made with AI
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I used to ride dirt bikes when I was younger. Never did I ever think of making it amphibious. Well this guy did and now that I see it, it could be a thing. I’d be down to try this.
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Diquan Shafar Hunt filmed himself attacking multiple white women in Charlotte a couple months ago (14 prior arrests).
A world where a Black man films this to gain clout yet will cry racism at the drop of a hat…is a backwards world.
👉 Who keeps letting him out?
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They're rigging the election in Chicago!
They're MANIPULATING the minds of inexperienced voters into believing picking republican judges are the WRONG choice and that the majority of the other voters are voting for the popular democrat judges.
What happens when corrupt Soros picked judges, DA's and prosecutors in major cities across the country gets pushed out?
Justice returns, and they're panicked about that.
How is this not election interference?!
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I know this video is probably 2 years old at least, but I love watching it because Bill was a major critic of President Trump. He honestly had nothing but nice stuff to say about him with a couple of ass busting comments but he's a comic so you expect that. I think it's great that he was invited in. Shows you that Trump does not hide from the media at all.
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