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by nszceta
1219 days ago
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It does make sense to completely cripple critical infrastructure initially with plausible deniability. Combine this with the Ohio derailment and the uncaught substation snipers which knew an awful lot about what equipment to take out. Derailment is a powerful sabotage tool. Americans were caught attempting it in Russia years ago. https://tass.com/politics/1313063 They are trying to weaken infrastructure by making taxpayers bleed time, money, and effort. |
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Someone in another post was worried about balloons dropping bombs. Guided glide bomb would be pretty effective. But the balloon isn’t stealth. As we’re seeing, even small objects can be tracked by radar. Also, bombs are heavy and that means a large balloon. Something the size of the ground visible spy balloon.
Infrastructure is more resilient than you think. I doubt there is a spot where a single bomb could cripple things. If there was, a ground bomb would be effective and easier.