NO MORE FUCKING PHONEY FONOPs FOR A LONG LONG LONG TIME

[LaoTze]

The deployment history shows that USS Roosevelt embarked from San Diego on Jan17, and had a port of call at Guam from Feb7 to Feb10. After discovering COVID on the ship, it returned to Guan on Mar27.

So, the Roosevelt sailors were either infected at San Diego before Jan17, or got infected at Guam in Feb7-Feb10. Did Guam report COVID cases that occurred before the Roosevelt's February port of call? (If so, where did those Guam cases come from?) If Guam didn't report COVID cases, then we must conclude that the virus was present at the San Diego base in mid January or earlier. And if it was in San Diego, when did it get there, and where did it come from?

This is indeed a very interesting case, since the carrier's deployment history gives us precise dates for isolating when the virus got on board the ship. And more broadly, it can fill in the timeline for COVID cases on US territory.


Quite likely USS Roosevelt got hit in USA .
And by the day, more and more of those in the carrier will be like those in cruise ships,
getting sicker and sicker.

See the deployment times and places of USS Roosevelt
and the captain of USS Roosevelt got sacked.

U.S. Navy relieves aircraft carrier commander who wrote letter urging coronavirus action



WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Navy on Thursday relieved the commander of the aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt, who wrote a scathing letter that leaked to the public asking for stronger measures to control a coronavirus outbreak onboard his warship.

https://reut.rs/2ystSQt

YES! THEY DO SHOOT THE FUCKING MESSENGER EVEN , AND ESPECIALLY IN THIS AGE.

locations and timing of all the fucking USA carriers
http://www.gonavy.jp/CVLocation.html

 

[LaoTze]

While USA huddled in carriers getting sicker and sicker and sicker and their captain got sacked for trying to save his men.

https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1184586.shtml



Chinese Navy holds drills amid US violation

The guided-missile destroyer Hohhot (Hull 161) attached to a destroyer flotilla with the navy under the PLA Southern Theater Command steams in waters of the South China Sea during a maritime training exercise in Mid-July, 2019. Photo:China Military
The Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) Navy conducted combat-oriented drills featuring surface vessels, submarines and fighter jets in the South China Sea in late March, a month in which the US frequently sent warships and warplanes to intrude the waters.

Experts said on Thursday the drills showed the Chinese PLA Navy can effectively control and safeguard the waters as it continues to enhance its combat capabilities.