@crsanchezx yes, it's worth it. And it still retains value. You can sell it after many years of use. Vs the cheaper brands which end up with ZERO value and don't even last as long.
@David4599963532@japan_nobunaga There are many great things about the USA but what was done to Japan after the war in terms of 2 nukes (War Crime) Churchill and FDR had agreement to drop bomb on Japanese PEOPLE, not Japan. GENOCIDE
@David4599963532@japan_nobunaga The Fukushima 50 , who were all Japanese volunteers to stop the potential explosion. They were all ready to die with exposure to radiation and sacrifice themselves in case they failed to stop the disaster.
@David4599963532@japan_nobunaga The original engineer from GE in an interview explained how he resigned because he knew the system that was designed for Japan had a fundamental flaw. He didn't think it was safe enough. GE and the USA KNEW it would one day become a disaster.
🚨 EUROPE’S PREPARATIONS FOR WAR ARE REACHING AN ALARMING LEVEL
Measures that would have appeared unthinkable only a few years ago are now spreading across Europe:
🇫🇮 FINLAND (AKA Ukraine 2.0)
• Raised the military-reserve age to 65
• Building a reserve approaching one million people
• Removed the legal barrier preventing allied nuclear weapons from entering Finnish territory
• Withdrew from the treaty banning antipersonnel land mines
🇪🇪 ESTONIA
• Declared its willingness to host NATO nuclear weapons if necessary
• Building bunkers, trenches and anti-tank barriers along its Russian border
• Participating in the new Baltic Defense Line
🇱🇻 LATVIA
• Constructing border fortifications, barriers and military positions
• Withdrew from the treaty prohibiting antipersonnel mines
• Expanding civil-defense and national-resilience preparations
🇱🇹 LITHUANIA
• Building fortified defensive positions near Russia and Belarus
• Stockpiling anti-tank barriers and mine capability
• Withdrew from the antipersonnel-mine treaty
🇵🇱 POLAND
• Offered to host NATO nuclear weapons
• Pursuing an army and reserve system totaling approximately 500,000 people
• Planning to train as many as 100,000 reservists annually
• Considering military preparation for all adult men
• Building the “Eastern Shield” of fortifications, surveillance, drone defenses and potential minefields
• Withdrew from the antipersonnel-mine treaty
🇩🇪 GERMANY
• Cataloguing subway stations, tunnels, garages and basements for use as bomb shelters
• Seeking shelter capacity for approximately one million people
• Registering and assessing young men for possible military service
• Preparing to move hundreds of thousands of NATO troops and vehicles east during a major war
🇸🇪 SWEDEN
• Sent citizens an “In Case of Crisis or War” handbook
• Instructed families how to survive blackouts, air attacks, disrupted communications and possible occupation
🇩🇰 DENMARK
• Expanded military conscription to women
• Increased military service from four months to eleven months
🇫🇷 FRANCE
• Developed public-survival guidance covering emergency supplies, radio communications and radiation precautions
• Encouraging participation in military reserves and civil-defense organizations
🇬🇧 BRITAIN
• Reviving government “War Books”
• Integrating military, civilian, industrial and utility planning
• Preparing a national home-defense exercise
• Strengthening protection of energy systems, water, communications and undersea cables
• Planning for cyberattacks, fuel shortages and supply-chain breakdowns
• Making it easier to recall former service members—potentially up to age 65
• Increasing weapons, drone and ammunition production
🇪🇺 EUROPEAN UNION
• Advising 450 million residents to maintain at least 72 hours of food, water, medicine, cash and emergency supplies
• Building strategic reserves for chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear emergencies
Nuclear weapons have not been confirmed as deployed in Finland, Estonia or Poland—but those countries have opened, or are considering opening, the door.
Europe says this is deterrence and preparedness.
But when countries simultaneously expand conscription, recall older soldiers, prepare bunkers, restore land mines, consider hosting nuclear weapons and teach civilians how to survive war, one question becomes unavoidable:
WHAT DO EUROPEAN GOVERNMENTS KNOW—or fear—THAT THEIR CITIZENS ARE NOT BEING FULLY TOLD?
Women will sleep with men who did nothing for them, and they will leave men who suffered and sacrificed for them. And that is a painful lesson many men learn too late.
Your sacrifice does not automatically make a woman love you.
You can provide, protect, forgive, stay loyal, help her through her lowest moments, carry burdens nobody else wanted to carry, and she can still walk away. Why? Because attraction and loyalty are not debts someone owes you because you suffered for them. And this is where many good men destroy themselves. They think, "After everything I did for her, she would never leave." So they keep sacrificing more, hoping their effort will finally guarantee her loyalty. But sacrifice without self-respect can make a man easier to take for granted.
A woman may receive everything you give and still desire someone who gave her almost nothing. That does not mean stop being a good man. It means stop believing goodness requires becoming a doormat.
STAY GUIDED!!