For a dude who's been actively campaigning for the Nobel Peace Prize—one would expect he'd at least know how to spell "Nobel." The high-IQ president wrote: "Noble Peace Prize."

For a dude who's been actively campaigning for the Nobel Peace Prize—one would expect he'd at least know how to spell "Nobel." The high-IQ president wrote: "Noble Peace Prize."

u/andrewgrabowski — 4 days ago

Meet John P Coale, the man lifting sanctions on Russia & Belarus with Trump's blessing. Lifting sanctions provides financial lifelines to regimes & trading prisoners for relief creates a dangerous incentive—dictators arrest new dissidents or foreign citizens to use as fresh leverage.

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u/andrewgrabowski — 9 days ago

In 1975, a satellite photo picked up the letter "K" written in morse code on roof of Dong Vai Prison. 17 years later, in 1992 DIA requested a second pass—it picked up "SEREX" & "72 TA 88" spelled out & GX 2527—two pilots' loss date & authenticator codes. DIA ruled it an anomaly.

This whole saga reads exactly like the plot of Rambo: First Blood Part II. In the movie, they send Rambo to take photos thinking he won't find any POWs, and when he actually does, the military panics and abandons him to protect the narrative.

That’s basically what happened here. The DIA suggested comparing the 1975 Morse code roof photo with a fresh 1992 satellite pass, likely thinking it would show nothing. Instead, the image came back with two missing pilots' distress prefixes and authenticator codes in a rice-paddy field 400 feet away from the prison complex.

https://gx2527leftinvietnam.com/satphoto.html

These weren't just random names; they belonged to two men shot down years apart. First Lieutenant Peter "Pete" Matthes was shot down over Laos in 1969, and Major Henry Muir "Mick" Serex was shot down over South Vietnam in 1972. Yet, there they were on June 5, 1992. Colonel Lorenzo Burroughs, the pioneer of modern satellite imagery analysis, personally reviewed the photo and rated it with a "100 percent level of confidence". Serex's exact last name and his highly classified E&E codes were etched into the dirt—"SEREX / 72 TA 88". Right in the same vicinity, the photo picked up Matthes' secret pilot authenticator code "GX 2527."

https://powinvestigativeproject.org/the-missing/lt-col-henry-serex/

But Dong Vai wasn't an isolated incident; it was part of a decades-long pattern of satellite sightings across Southeast Asia. In late 1980, after intelligence reports placed 30 American prisoners at a camp in Nhommarath, Laos, spy satellites captured a "52" and a "K" dug into the dirt—sparking a secret Delta Force rescue plan that was aborted. Then, in 1988, a satellite over Sam Neua, Laos, captured a massive, 37-foot-wide "USA" etched into a rice paddy alongside a "Walking K"—a highly classified distress symbol taught exclusively to US pilots

https://www.nytimes.com/1992/10/16/world/us-aide-says-laos-markings-remain-puzzle-in-mia-issue.html

https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/docs/DOC_0000866862.pdf

Instantly, the Pentagon and DIA shifted into damage control—conjuring up ridiculous shadow theories, and lying to the families. To sweep it under the rug, they claimed the highly specific numbers and names were just "thickened rice paddy walls, burn marks, and shadows" or just "anomalies." The cover-up became a story in of itself. Life really does imitate art sometimes—or in this case, the cover-up was just as cynical as the movies.

https://www.airandspaceforces.com/article/0793pow/

Edit:

The official DIA position relies on the "anomaly theory"—the claim that the distinct Western surnames and classified military codes appearing in satellite imagery were merely random configurations of shadows, shifting soil, and jungle vegetation. While a stray shadow can occasionally mimic a basic geometric shape, standard laws of probability dictate that such natural illusions would occur uniformly across any identical landscape. If this theory were valid, identical terrain across South Vietnam, Thailand, or Cambodia should consistently yield random, meaningless combinations of letters and numbers when captured by overhead reconnaissance—but they don't.

Satellite imagery doesn't reveal rare Western surnames like "SEREX, 72 TA 88" or "WRYE" materialized at random in empty, unpopulated stretches of the Southeast Asian jungle. Importantly, nature doesn't accidentally organize shadows to perfectly replicate highly guarded, four-digit personal authenticator numbers preceded by classified, military-assigned emergency prefixes like "GX 2527". The fatal flaw in the government’s anomaly narrative is geographic and mathematical concentration: these specific authenticated pilot distress signals didn't appear randomly throughout the wartime theater, but were instead tightly clustered directly outside the walls of known high-security prison facilities like Dong Vai. This high-security complex was the subject of 17 separate live-sighting intelligence reports regarding live American captives. To attribute the simultaneous appearance of unique names and secret rescue codes at the exact coordinates of active captive holding zones (prisons) to "tricks of light" requires accepting a series of statistical coincidences so astronomically improbable that they defy logical credibility.

https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/CREC-1998-04-03/html/CREC-1998-04-03-pt1-PgS3224-3.htm

archive.seattletimes.com
u/andrewgrabowski — 12 days ago

Marco Rubio: "The one thing we are concerned about, however, is that over the last few months on a number of occasions American-linked ships, American oil supplies, have been targeted -- probably not deliberately -- but targeted nonetheless by Ukraine. That needs to be addressed.

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u/andrewgrabowski — 23 days ago

Sept. 9: Putin aide Ushakov gave Americans some advice on how to end the war faster. First of all — stop providing any assistance to Kyiv. What did you think he was going to say?

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u/andrewgrabowski — 1 month ago
▲ 250 r/navy

March 16. Trump: "They weren't supposed to go after all these other countries in the Middle East, those missiles were set to go after them, so they hit Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain... nobody expected that, we were shocked, & they fought back. They could've yeilded..."

u/andrewgrabowski — 1 month ago
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The devastation of NSA Bahrain is a national security warning. | "The idea that the U.S. could not prevent and defend against a predictable attack on a Fleet Headquarters — and our sailors stationed there — is quite startling. It likely is just as alarming to our allies."

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u/andrewgrabowski — 1 month ago
▲ 115 r/WayOfTheBern+1 crossposts

On March 3, 2025, Trump announced a complete pause of military aid to Ukraine. He's still sitting on $4.96 billion in Biden-era, Congressionally approved Presidential Drawdown Authority that he refuses to allocate. In July 2025, PURL came to existence, where Trump brags "we only sell weapons."

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u/MeanPiccolo803 — 1 month ago

"Ukrainian MP Anna Skorokhod claimed Witkoff & Kushner returned from Moscow with peace terms worse for Kyiv than previous proposals. She said the new demands included constitutional changes & recognition of territories, which she said had not been required before. More she didn't want to disclose.

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u/andrewgrabowski — 1 month ago

How did the State Dept & DSS agents allow themselves, Witkoff & Kushner to ride directly inside Russian-provided vehicles? Escorts are standard diplomatic protocol, but physically sitting inside Kremlin-owned cars wired for SIGNIT is a massive counterintelligence oversight.

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u/andrewgrabowski — 1 month ago