Your sentiments are repetitious and anodyne here. Boiler plate from a Hannity stooge.

You have no talent for original political thinking and, indeed, for parodies themselves. Don't let that stop you from your magical task of rating yourself in every imaginable numerical category. Stick to your pulse-pounding weapons descriptions. Expected you to write on the new stealth drone. You're slipping, boy.

Waaaaaaaaahhh!!! Stop picking on our failed political messiah!

NFF... as opposed to a leftist CNN stooge?! Btw, the OS is repetitious, duh... @IcKy, so you have your opinions, who cares? And as for the new stealth drone- which one from which nation? I could post on a dozen+ ;-)

For the uninformed IcKy is probably referring to the US stealth drone Northrop-Grumman RQ-180 "Son of Liberty" that dates back to 2008 and has been tested at Area 51 (so what? so do most of the USAF's emerging tech planes and UCAVs!). There are stealth drones deployed and in development in Canada, UK, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Russia, China, N Korea, Japan, Australia, India, Pakistan, Israel, Syria, Iran, and RSA!!! The US didn't even invent UAVs nor UCAVs. Germany had a UAV with the tiny Argus As-292 recon bird in WW2 and also the "Foo Fighters": WNF Feuerball, AEG Kugelwaffen, and ZW Kugelblitz! Britain had the proposed Miles HOOPLA too!!! And in modern times the Germans from scratch came up with the EADS Barrakuda UCAV working with Spanish CASA as a joint project. That is higher tech than the old Predators and Reapers and even the RQ-170 Sentinal (once known as the "Beast of Khandahar" and which performed jamming for the Osama raid)! And in the 2000s the German engineers at EADS proposed a non-metallic drone called a NiMet that is far ahead of any current UCAV tech. it uses water as a base and can be launched from U-boats too. No one knows what the Germans did with that idea but two flying black triangles were seen with LW markings in RSA at the Overberg Test Range. We also know now that EADS and Dornier had stealth aircraft designs since the '80s. But this is natural b/c Nazi Germany invented true stealth in WW2 with the Ho-IX that flew on Feb 14, 1945. German U-boats used stealth masking with Opanol for their hulls and Tarnmatte for the Schnorkle. In WW1, the doped linen Taube recon plane was dubbed "The Invisible Aeroplane" by the French b/c it could not be seen above 12,000 ft! And the Germans tried cellon too with the Linke-Hoffman R.I & R.II. The USAF stole the F-117 concept of "radar diffraction through use of geometric shapes" from USSR Professor Ufimtsev's book, taken and translated by the CIA to come up with Lockheed's "Hopeless Diamond" shape. And the first actual stealth US aircraft was a RAM coated Windecker Eagle in the '70s! By the time the F-117 was around the Germans had the MBB Lampyridae in mock-up as stealth interceptor!!! The US put pressure on the W German Govt. to cancel the program and later tried to pressure BAe and Dassault to do the same with their stealth programs. Europe said No! while Russia and China developed their own tech as did Israel and the other nations listed above. FYI, boy :)

Small typo above- Taube could not be seen above 1200 ft. The USN tried visual stealth in WW2 with Project Yehuda using light masking to hide U-boat hunters in the sky. Waste of time, electrical overload, lights burned out. And if one goes the WW1 Kettering Bug route, so what? Germans had remote-controlled Albatros D.V aircraft during the same time. Neither were used in 1918.

Fascinating :))

next election cycle, I will be voting for the Nazi party, as you suggest, this idea of progressive and helping others with MY money is pure bunk.we need more weapons programs, stop that silly healthcare and building stupid roads