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Today 12:13:51 AM EDT
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😂 MILEI UNLOADS ON UN: ‘USELESS ORGANIZATION’ RUN BY ‘ARROGANT PARASITES’

Argentina’s President Javier Milei tore into the UN General Assembly, saying it “has become a useless organization, serving only to feed a caste of fatally arrogant parasites disguised as well-intentioned bureaucrats.”

Milei accused the UN of failing to protect collective security and human rights while allowing “chaos, violence and international terrorism” to flourish.

He added: “Those who follow the rules receive no reward for doing so, while those who break them face no repercussions whatsoever.”



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Today 12:21:07 AM EDT
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In the world
06:27, September 24, 2026
The Belarusian KGB announced the suppression of a group planning sabotage in Russia.
Several people were detained



Moscow. September 24. INTERFAX.RU - The Belarusian KGB announced that it had thwarted a plot to commit sabotage in Russia.

"The State Security Committee of Belarus has stopped the activities of a group that was preparing to sabotage one of the strategic facilities of the Russian Federation," the KGB reported.

According to the committee's data, coordination was carried out from the territory of Ukraine, and Belarus was planned to be used as a transit route for the transfer of equipment, unmanned aerial vehicles, and communications equipment to the group's members.

"The obtained materials were promptly transferred to the Russian side. The sabotage plot was thwarted at the preparatory stage. Several defendants have been detained," the statement reads.

Together with Russian special services, the Belarusian KGB is carrying out measures to identify other individuals who may have been involved in preparing the sabotage.

"Operational search and investigative activities are ongoing. Additional information is not being released in the interests of the investigation," the department added.

KGB of Belarus


https://  www.interfax.ru/world/1118108


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Today 2:27:13 AM EDT
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For decades, China’s state security and intelligence services have sought info about sensitive U.S. military technologies associated with the low-observable characteristics of windshield and canopy of 5th Generation fighter jets.

Now, Australia has potentially handed China this valuable technology through an extraordinary mistake: an F-35A canopy was shipped to Hong Kong.

This represents a serious security failure that requires a thorough investigation and accountability. The Royal Australian Air Force and those responsible for the shipment must explain how such a sensitive component was allowed to be sent to Hong Kong and whether it was exposed to unauthorized access.

If U.S.-controlled technology was compromised as a result, there should be serious consequences and appropriate compensation for any resulting damage.


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From what I’m hearing when it landed in South Korea from Australia, it then got sent onward to Hong Kong.  Looks like someone at UPS’s defense division is compromised.


A month from now we can buy one on TEMU.


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For decades, China’s state security and intelligence services have sought info about sensitive U.S. military technologies associated with the low-observable characteristics of windshield and canopy of 5th Generation fighter jets.

Now, Australia has potentially handed China this valuable technology through an extraordinary mistake: an F-35A canopy was shipped to Hong Kong.

This represents a serious security failure that requires a thorough investigation and accountability. The Royal Australian Air Force and those responsible for the shipment must explain how such a sensitive component was allowed to be sent to Hong Kong and whether it was exposed to unauthorized access.

If U.S.-controlled technology was compromised as a result, there should be serious consequences and appropriate compensation for any resulting damage.


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Export variant, not as bad, but still bad to have that kind of thing happen.  As referenced above, there are special shipping agents that are cleared to handle classified parcels.  This isn't something you go down to the local post office for, they have officers standing around making sure things are packaged up correctly, and everyone is in view of the object, etc.

The devil is in the details:

it is not an existential threat to the F-35 program. Recent reports confirmed that a commercial UPS shipment containing an unserviceable F-35 cockpit canopy and a weapons-bay door from a Royal Australian Air Force jet was inexplicably diverted to Hong Kong while en route to the U.S. for inspection, repair, or disposal.


No Software or Advanced Avionics: China did not get a functional "cockpit" or an export version of the jet's electronic brain, source code, radar, or combat systems. They obtained a physical, unserviceable acrylic canopy (the clear windshield/bubble covering the pilot) and a weapons-bay door.



This is the part that sucks, but many countries still haven't been able to replicate how we make coatings for things like the F-117 yet either.

Radar-Absorbing Material (RAM): Both components are coated with Lockheed Martin's proprietary stealth materials. This is the most sensitive aspect of the breach. China can physically scrape, reverse-engineer, and chemically analyze the precise composition of the radar-absorbing paint and film coatings.


U.S. officials and congressional lawmakers launched immediate investigations



Manufacturing Limits: Knowing what a material is made of does not mean a nation can easily mass-produce it at scale. Advanced aerospace manufacturing requires proprietary industrial baselines and chemical processes that are exceptionally difficult to copy from a single sample


Different Tech Philosophies: China relies on different radar-absorption strategies than the United States, meaning a direct one-to-one copy of U.S. chemical layers may not fit cleanly into Chinese production lines.
It's not stupid, it's advanced!!

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