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DetroitLegalBeagle

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28. The circumstances here are coincidence
Sat Oct 18, 2025, 04:42 PM
Oct 18

Naval ship movements are planned months in advance, if not years. Port rotations, crew rotations, maintenance, exercises, all of it is a choreographed far in advance, beyond when the protests were scheduled. The 250th anniversary would have been planned years in advance. What ships they have there now would have had been pre planned to ensure they were not going to be at some other port or base and were in drydock or under maintenance a this time. Depending on the ship, its function, and ongoing naval operations, its presence there would have to have been accounted for elsewhere in the fleet.

Now the use of live ammo, that's not coincidence nor normal. Live fire is in designated ranges away from the public typically.

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I'm staying at the Marbrisa Hilton. pdxflyboy Oct 18 #1
Not all that uncommon to see ships just offshore FHRRK Oct 18 #2
WTF? stollen Oct 18 #4
not clear with your WTF FHRRK Oct 18 #7
Are you suggesting it's a coincidence or are you bragging? Bobstandard Oct 18 #13
I live in San Diego and would drive to sdfernando Oct 18 #16
Thank you FHRRK Oct 18 #17
Also San Clemente Island not far offshore is Navy owned. They probably miyazaki Oct 18 #18
I read it again. Context is everything. Bobstandard Oct 18 #20
I will try one more time FHRRK Oct 18 #24
The circumstances here are coincidence DetroitLegalBeagle Oct 18 #28
I live in San Diego. Navy town. Yes, the appearance of war vessels offshore is not unusual. chia Oct 18 #29
See them all the time in San Diego. maveric Oct 18 #12
Not Impeachable, but certainly dangerous, and against training regs. haele Oct 18 #15
I don't think it's ship-to-shore fire, it's artillery on land firing eastwards over I-5 (nt) petronius Oct 18 #33
Vaguely looks like the opening of the SciFi flick irisblue Oct 18 #3
Trump is trying to intimidate, bully, stalk the citizens of CA. Irish_Dem Oct 18 #5
And try to deflect from the No Kings protests MorbidButterflyTat Oct 18 #21
I know ten year old kids with more wisdom, manners, strength than Trump will ever have. Irish_Dem Oct 18 #22
Exactly. markodochartaigh Oct 18 #23
US military firing on the people they are supposed to protect. Irish_Dem Oct 18 #25
Seriously is there ammo being fired and by 47? vapor2 Oct 18 #6
By Trump's orders or War Sec. Hogshit? oasis Oct 18 #8
The tyrant is in a constant search for new ways to amuse himself and terrorize Americans. dalton99a Oct 18 #9
But many Americans refuse to be terrorized. mwmisses4289 Oct 18 #10
here is your pic (you need to right click on your pic and 'copy image address' and then paste that, to make it display) Celerity Oct 18 #11
Thank you. I've rarely posted pics. nt Bobstandard Oct 18 #14
Short Live the King. And then we will eat, drink and be merry! RedWhiteBlueIsRacist Oct 18 #19
The Marine Corps does NOT celebrate anniversaries! BidenRocks Oct 18 #26
Imgbb was really mean to you. Here's a better one. usonian Oct 18 #27
They say it's an anniversary celebration. librechik Oct 18 #30
They lie! BidenRocks Oct 18 #32
The have a firing range on San Clemente Island Diraven Oct 18 #31
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