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"We are pleased by the rapid compliance across the Department with the directive removing DEI content from all platforms. In the rare cases that content is removed that is out of the clearly outlined scope of the directive, we instruct components accordingly." This means that they are not going to remove Enola Gay photos. But of course, we shouldn't rely on the dishonest and immature media (and their mouthpieces) to report that. https://www.newsweek.com/military-remove-enola-gay-photos-dei-rules-2041029

I understand.

Here are 19. An interesting 14 minutes, regardless of what you ultimately conclude. Also bear in mind there are lots more such testimonies, I have a whole collection of them. I have no problems with flying with pilots who believe the globe theory (though I suspect most don't and just go along for obvious psychological reasons, group effect, peer pressure…), it doesn't stop them from doing what they are supposed to do.

There are lots of pilots who are adamant the Earth is flat, I posted some testimonies in this thread.

I was going to edit my post to say "please no ISS videos" The CGI is obvious. There are a lot of examples of all sorts, here are a couple of examples from the "livestream": Fake star background overlapping the Earth (from 15:05): Playback loop glitch: 2FF994D0-D5B8-4482-8180-6498B2431E5C.MP4

You are rationalising according to your angle, which is normal and expected. But your comparisons are invalid as the fact that planes fly is visible and verifiable by every human on this planet. Heliocentrism isn't, c.f. the quotes by scientists I posted earlier in the thread.

Real-time orbiting satellite footage of Earth, accessible 24/7 by the public on a dedicated website. That would settle matters and bring Flat-Earthers back to reason. One would think we would have the required technological means to do so by now. Apparently not…

This is the same list given to me by parallelman. By "unequivocally demonstrated", I did mean more than sporadic and evasive accounts of "near-impossible expeditions", with little or no compelling footage, especially over the Antarctic. Globe-skepticism does not preclude one from validating the reality of GPS'. It means one does not subscribe to the model according to which satellites orbit a globe.

I consider myself to be honest, and do not have an antagonistic approach to debates, i.e. I am not here to win and will readily admit I am wrong if it is unequivocally demonstrated. My previous interlocutor, who posited that North-South circumnavigation had demonstrably taken place, did not acknowledge his mistake. Of course, if it was not a mistake, I will gladly look at evidence in this respect and adjust my perspective if required.

One of the defining characteristics of a cult is hostility, by the cultists and directed at the individuals who break away from the cult. The 16 pages of this thread are an unequivocal illustration of this principle. I respect your belief in heliocentrism and understand where you are coming from. Dave Weiss is a human being with all the flaws that entails. I am sure he has said and done a lot of stupid things.

There is no such thing as "the FEs" as a monolitic entity, there are all types of individuals who challenge the heliocentric model, with various levels of motive and relevance. You now know that North-South travel has never happened, you haven't completely lost your time.

Research these purported feats and you will see that none of them actually correspond to what is claimed. This is why it is so important to think critically, independently and always double-check information.

The power of propaganda.

Magellan circumnavigated on an East-West trajectory. Nobody has ever circumnavigated on a North-South trajectory (because it is impossible to do on a level plane).

I concur.

Absolutely.

Not by bodies independent of the pharma cartel. This is where RFK comes into play, to dismantle this intricate and nefarious network of influence and censorship.

Yes, but you would not deem them credible. We are past the debating phase now, RFK was appointed to shed light on this issue and amend existing regulations and processes.

RFK knows the MMR vaccine causes autism, so whatever he's saying here is either yiedling to the pharmaceutical industry or a long-term strategy to buy peace and time before the exposure of how dangerous that vaccine actually is. But it is very unlikely that he actually believes it is safe.

He's 71 and obviously in much better shape than the average geriatric of this forum.

Minister of Health… You know, "you are what you eat" and all that jazz. RFK looks great for his age, I'll have whatever he's having.

Why should US taxpayers pay for what is going on in the Donbas?

Just last week: Pfizer names former FDA director as chief medical officer https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/pfizer-names-former-fda-director-patrizia-cavazzoni-chief-medical-officer-2025-02-24/

He looks very unhealthy.