$4.5 Billion for the 2nd Ave Subway, and the 96th St escalators still break down every single month. Now the elevator is closed until next winter. We didn't buy a world-class transit station; we bought a very expensive subscription to escalator maintenance. Make it make sense.
Another beautiful day in Midtown Manhattan. The tourists get to see the very best of NYC. Also those are park security guards, NOT NYPD. I wasn't aware they had the ability to make arrests especially outside the park. The guy was aggressive but he was leaving when they jumped him
@ai_explorer25 Does anyone know a website or perhaps has a curated list of free university lectures or just regular free classes i can watch and that should be watched not only for self improvement but for a variety of topics? I'd love some recommendations if anyone has them. Thank you!
@Osint613 ●Times the QRA (Quick Reaction Alert) scramble of the NATO-integrated Gripen jets.
Instructing the pilot to drink immediately upon landing creates instant plausible deniability—turning an espionage-level perimeter probe into a "crazy local drunk guy" news headline.
@Osint613 If you wanted to map out a nation's critical infrastructure response, this setup accomplishes everything:
● Tests general aviation security flaws.
●Measures the exact delay between entering protected airspace around the Paks nuclear reactor and military radar lock.
@Osint613 Combine that with the recent intelligence leaks showing Hungarian officials sharing confidential EU meeting details directly with Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov, and it’s clear the region is a prime target for intelligence maneuvering.
@Osint613 Call me a conspiracy theorist, but I have a hot take on this. What if this was an intentional hybrid-warfare test using an expendable proxy asset?
Intelligence services have warned that state actors frequently recruit local throwaways for covert physical operations.