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This is a stk that my HF continually uses year after year its like Apple I have to " opt out " to get it out of my account which I have done.

In fact I think TSCO can be shorted here******


TSCO- Short at $218


$217.30-6.80(-3.03%)4:00 PM 12/15/23
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Wow in case you were wondering about the power of this thread> After my reporting now seeing this story in regular press:

Think this through... we cannot let it land on Chinese ship we fire missal helicopter crashes China fires missal because they can now try and claim they had no knowledge and felt under attack-- in many different ways this coud of become a shooting incident.

Risky move by China. We should now capture one of their subs!

Military & Defense
Taiwan says China tried to pay one of their soldiers $15 million to steal a US Chinook chopper for them




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A US Chinook helicopter.
  • China thought it could steal a US military chopper by bribing a Taiwanese pilot, per
  • The pilot was offered $15 million to steal and land the chopper on a Chinese aircraft carrier.
  • The heist was foiled after the pilot was detained by Taiwanese authorities.
 
stonedinvestor said:
Wow in case you were wondering about the power of this thread> After my reporting now seeing this story in regular press:
More...
:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
This news came out last week.
Your "secret sources" are a little slow.


Taiwan Colonel Offered $15M by China to Steal US-Made Chinook: Report
Joe SaballaDecember 13, 2023
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A Taiwanese military official detained on suspicion of spying for China was allegedly offered a hefty cash incentive to defect with a US-made helicopter, according to reports by local news outlets.

A lieutenant colonel named Hsieh from the army’s Aviation and Special Forces Command was allegedly asked by Chinese intelligence officials to steal a CH-47 Chinook helicopter in exchange for 480 million New Taiwan dollars ($15 million).
 
You said it was old info and I shouldn't of posted the video. Now you quote Dec 13/

Which is it. I found the video and since my post people are talking about it and stories are being published. I am an influencer.
 
stonedinvestor said:
You said it was old info and I shouldn't of posted the video. Now you quote Dec 13/

Which is it. I found the video and since my post people are talking about it and stories are being published. I am an influencer.
More...

omg...

Stoney... your secret source--- that you quoted on Thursday implying we are on the brink of war with China and you were breaking this news. Thursday was the 14th. I merely post that one because it was the top result on Google. An easy cut and paste.

But... if the 13th, a day prior to your "breaking news from a secret source"... isn't enough... how about 3 days prior? :rolleyes::banghead:

Give up Stoney, you're not an influencer and your secret sources... are either a mirage of your own making, or someone teasing you behind your back.





Taiwanese pilot planned to defect to mainland China with US-made army helicopter, court told
  • Island army officer agreed to a Chinese offer to fly a CH-47 Chinook onto a PLA aircraft carrier, prosecutors say
  • Pilot was arrested for spying following US$15 million bribe to steal helicopter, indictment says

Taiwan




Lawrence Chungin Taipei

Published: 8:33pm, 11 Dec, 2023
Why you can trust SCMP



A Taiwanese army pilot was offered US$15 million to defect by landing an US-made transport helicopter on a People’s Liberation Army Navy aircraft carrier during a military drill near the island, according to prosecutors.

But the scheme fell through after the officer was arrested in August for allegedly spying for Beijing, a Taiwan court has heard.

The pilot, identified by his surname Hsieh, was approached in June by mainland Chinese intelligence officials through a retired Taiwanese army officer to fly the CH-47 Chinook helicopter onto the aircraft carrier, the Taiwan High Court Prosecutors Office said in an indictment revealed by lawmakers on Monday.

“According to the instruction from the [mainland] agents, Lieutenant Colonel Hsieh was asked to fly the helicopter at low altitude along the coastline to the Chinese Communist carrier which would be staging drills close to the waters 24 nautical miles [44km] off [Taiwan],” the indictment said.

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An old story that no one cares about.

In reality, just admit it.... you couldn't take getting your feelings hurt by me telling you to keep it on topic during the trading day. Your unending stream of stupid Youtubes dilutes the thread.
~Case Closed
 
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