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@JasonMaza@astronomer_zero All in good time. received the link after patiently waiting. I can attest to the good nature of @astronomer_zero . I'm sure he's just inundated with messages and request. We are all just to excited :-)
@astronomer_zero I'm in. Thanks so much Astro. Patience pays off. To anyone else that have not received the green light, be patient, your time will come and the train won't leave without you.
@secrubio The region needs more cooperation in dealing with bullying of China. If the ASEAN do not respond to this as a unified front we will quickly fall under China's actions. https://t.co/so7QbzuENf
BRP Cabra Vigilantly Challenges Illegal Presence of the Chinese Coast Guard Vessels
In a demonstration of vigilant maritime patrol, the BRP Cabra successfully prevented China Coast Guard 3103 from getting closer to the coast of Zambales. The Philippine Coast Guard was able to push it away to a distance of 85-90 nautical miles from the coastline.
At 1 PM, CCG-3103 was replaced by a larger vessel, CCG-3304, likely with the intention of outmaneuvering the PCG vessel due to its size and speed.
The CCG-3304 measures an overall length of 111 meters and a width of 46 meters, making it significantly larger than its predecessor. Despite the imposing size of the CCG-3304, the PCG vessel continued to carry out hourly radio challenges, effectively notifying the CCG of its illegal presence in the Philippines’ Exclusive Economic Zone.
The unwavering commitment of the BRP Cabra underscores the Philippine Coast Guard's dedication to its patriotic duty of protecting the nation's maritime rights in the West Philippine Sea.
BRP Cabra Vigilantly Challenges Illegal Presence of the Chinese Coast Guard Vessels
In a demonstration of vigilant maritime patrol, the BRP Cabra successfully prevented China Coast Guard 3103 from getting closer to the coast of Zambales. The Philippine Coast Guard was able to push it away to a distance of 85-90 nautical miles from the coastline.
At 1 PM, CCG-3103 was replaced by a larger vessel, CCG-3304, likely with the intention of outmaneuvering the PCG vessel due to its size and speed.
The CCG-3304 measures an overall length of 111 meters and a width of 46 meters, making it significantly larger than its predecessor. Despite the imposing size of the CCG-3304, the PCG vessel continued to carry out hourly radio challenges, effectively notifying the CCG of its illegal presence in the Philippines’ Exclusive Economic Zone.
The unwavering commitment of the BRP Cabra underscores the Philippine Coast Guard's dedication to its patriotic duty of protecting the nation's maritime rights in the West Philippine Sea.
@CapturingChrist If David Blaine can do it, I don't see why Jesus could not. Kidding aside, seriously this isn't even his greatest miracle, so yeah, Jesus walked on water.
@SPortoghesi@A_Western91@CapturingChrist Why stop at Jesus? Perhaps all historical figures were fictional? Was Socrates a real person or simply a character in Plato’s books?
The point is it possible for a fictional person to have created so much change in human society and deceive millions of his followers. I think not.