John mether

engineering ish

[John mether @89778Alex]

@EdPaltzik Aye sue that fucker

[John mether @89778Alex]

@BobGroyp Yes

[John mether @89778Alex]

@ravelabco_ @TheDefiApe Profile checks out

[John mether @89778Alex]

@NFL_DovKleiman Hahaha this the guy that is getting sued for Nolan?

[John mether @89778Alex]

@FearedBuck Such bullshit 🤣🤣

[John mether @89778Alex]

@ravelabco_ @TheDefiApe Some of you retards deserve enslavement can’t even tell that’s not even a official cc 🤣🤣

[Anduril Observer @AndurilObserver]

Anduril is committing $3.7 billion in private investment to help build the Navy’s nuclear-powered submarines.

The planned Arsenal-2 shipyard at Sparrows Point, Maryland—the former Bethlehem Steel site—will manufacture components and large sections for Virginia-class attack submarines. Initial operations are targeted for 2030, with roughly 3,100 permanent jobs projected.

These are crewed submarines used to hunt enemy ships and submarines, gather intelligence and launch conventional cruise missiles. Anduril will supply parts and assemblies; Electric Boat and Newport News Shipbuilding will continue assembling the finished boats.

The starting point explains the opportunity: torpedo tubes, reportedly among the components delaying submarines already under construction. One missing part can hold up an enormously expensive vessel.

Submarines are built in sections. Making more of those sections elsewhere allows work to happen in parallel and can free space and skilled workers at the final-assembly yards. The Navy already uses outside suppliers this way. Anduril is proposing a substantial addition to that network.

Alongside its private investment, Anduril reports a Navy contract worth up to $2.9 billion, with payments tied to production results. The $6.6 billion headline combines those figures—it does not represent an upfront government payment. The detailed award record and amount currently obligated still need direct verification.

Maryland and Baltimore County also propose incentives, with new appropriations requiring legislative approval, including support for workforce training.

Before Sparrows Point opens, a smaller Orange County facility will develop manufacturing methods, quality controls and the early workforce.

That preparation matters. Submarine parts require qualified processes, trained workers and rigorous inspection. Faster fabrication only helps if the parts pass inspection and arrive when the shipbuilders need them.

For Anduril, this expands its manufacturing business into a major, established Navy program. For defense-tech companies, it demonstrates another route into those programs: supplying industrial capacity the existing builders need.

The first milestones to watch are accepted components delivered on schedule and more assembly work handled outside the overloaded yards. Success means those additions help get submarines to the fleet sooner.

[Breitbart News @BreitbartNews]

.@AlexMarlow: One third of women at Cornell say they've experienced sexual assault. If this is true, then why on earth would I send my daughters to Cornell? If it's not true and there's a 1 in 3 chance my sons will be falsely accused, why would I pay money to send them there?

[John mether @89778Alex]

@GeorgeJSaliba 100k

[Fox News Politics @foxnewspolitics]

VENTURE DEFENSE: The Trump administration is tapping defense tech giant Anduril to build a 2-million-square-foot shipyard outside Baltimore in a $6.6 billion effort to fix one of the Pentagon's most stubborn industrial problems — the U.S. can't build submarines fast enough.

Anduril will invest $3.7 billion of its own capital to construct the facility at Sparrows Point, with the Navy spending up to $2.9 billion purchasing whatever the company successfully produces. The goal: break a production bottleneck that has left shipyards delivering roughly 1.3 Virginia-class attack submarines per year, well short of the Navy's target of two.

The facility is expected to add roughly 9 million labor hours annually — a 15% increase in submarine production capacity — and create more than 14,000 direct and indirect jobs.

Full story here https://t.co/FCl09XQpz5

[John mether @89778Alex]

@Indowatchosint Fake asf you can’t even spell

[John mether @89778Alex]

@TMZ Sure 🤣🤣

[John mether @89778Alex]

@TMZ Hahah

[Edward Andrew Paltzik, Attorney @EdPaltzik]

Tonight, we've filed a meritorious, necessary, and powerful defamation lawsuit against former NFL star wide receiver and Pro Football Hall of Fame member Terrell Owens in the Southern Division of the United States District Court for the Southern District of Mississippi.

This important moment marks the milestone first of many suits that we will file on behalf of completely innocent young men Warren Hudson, Jax Pitalo, and Morgan Seymour.

As this suit proves beyond any doubt, no amount of fame, money, or scare tactics will deter us from our mission of fighting for accountability, justice, and truth on behalf of these three wonderful people who so deeply loved and cared about their dear friend Nolan Wells.

[John mether @89778Alex]

@itsmorganariel Didn’t you just loose a 5.5m lawsuit

[Michael Tracey @mtracey]

NY Post claimed to "exclusively" report that the University of Utah is the most rape-plagued campus in the USA, but failed to note that 81% of these purported rape reports were made by a single "survivor/victim" who reported being "raped by their intimate partner" 260 times

[Terence Shen 公子沈 @Terenceshen]

The arrested Chinese spy Wanying Zhang got some bad reviews on Zillow. 😂

[John mether @89778Alex]

@donwinslow @Cornell 92% of them are UNPROCECUTE-ABLE

[Jack Posobiec @JackPosobiec]

18 years ago, only one Duke student went on mainstream media to defend the Duke lacrosse players

His name is Stephen Miller