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The new U.S. Electric Warrior, from the British Empire, with love!

“Samuel, notify your men; the British are coming.”-General Oliver Prescott, 19APR1775

U.S. Air Force photo by Airman First Class Vaughn Weber, 17AUG2022.

Here’s another Yankee taxpayer feather in the cap of the British Empire’s (Commonwealth of Nations) military industrial complex; the new EC-37B has arrived!

USAF photo by Airman First Class Vaughn Weber, 17AUG2022.

Sometime in August 2022 (not sure because the date of the U.S. Air Force [USAF] video says the 3rd, but the photos are dated the 17th), a naked (not yet painted) EC-37B Cross Deck-Compass Call landed at Davis Monthan Air Force Base(AFB), in Arizona.

USAF video by Airman First Class Vaughn Weber:

The EC-37B Cross Deck-Compass Call electronic warfare aircraft is replacing the retiring EC-130H Compass Call.  The EC-37B is made by the notorious United Kingdom based BAE Systems.

An EC-130H Compass Call’s retirement flight, 31AUG2021. USAF photo by Senior Airman Alex Miller.

The old, yet reliable, EC-130H is a military plane from the start, yet the new EC-37B is not; it is based on the Gulfstream G550 business jet. The U.S. Congress has already paid for at least four EC-37Bs, and has left the door open for additional purchases through 2025!  Snake-oil salesmen claim the EC-37B is more survivable than a C-130H (what ever-dude, I used to Crew Chief C-130Hs, and rode on many C-130Es and Hs in my life, I know it is one the toughest aircraft in USAF inventory)!

USAF photo by Airman First Class Vaughn Weber, 17AUG2022.

Gulfstream is a U.S. company, but according to the USAF the EC-37B electronic warfare version is built by United Kingdom’s BAE.

Businesswire September 2022: BAE Systems makes milestone delivery for inaugural EC-37B Compass Call

(In the late 1990s, under the Bill Clinton regime, MES began taking over U.S. defense contractors.  In 1999, MES and BAe merged to create BAE Systems, apparently to stop a U.S. defense contractor from taking over MES.  In 2001, the same year the False Flag War on Terror began, BAE Systems aggressively invaded the U.S. defense industry, taking over many U.S. companies, including cyber security companies.)

The military version of the G550 platform has already been in use by the United States; the U.S. Navy has been using different versions of the C-37A/NC-37B, at a cost to Yankee taxpayers of $64-million for each plane! At least four aircraft in use, one C-37A since 2002, three C-37Bs since 2005, and one NC-37B since 2018.  The USAF also uses the C-37A/B, spending as much as $55-million per aircraft (apparently they got a better deal)!

The Commonwealth of Nation’s Australia and Singapore already operate similar electronic warfare versions of the G550.

The Balfour Declaration of 1926 created a new form of the British Empire called The Commonwealth of Nations.  Members are not truly independent, they are autonomous and supposedly ‘voluntary members’, yet they are required to maintain “allegiance to the Crown”.

In 1949, it was declared that the King/Queen of England is now the official boss of The Commonwealth.

And don’t think it isn’t expanding: “The Commonwealth’s roots go back to the British Empire. But today any country can join the modern Commonwealth. The last country to join the Commonwealth was Rwanda in 2009.”

Commonwealth of Nations covert invasion of United States, August 2022: IDAHO INVADED BY APACHES FROM BRITISH EMPIRE’S (Commonwealth of Nations) SINGAPORE?

March 2022:  U.S. ARMY GETS NEW RED COAT VERSION OF THE BRADLEY

February 2022: U.S. DOLLARS CONTROLLED BY THE RED COATS?

September 2021:  BIDEN IS A BRITISH EMPIRE RED COAT? NEW ALLIANCE FOR FUTURE WAR WITH CHINA!

March 2021: BAE’s M109A7, DON’T CALL IT A PALADIN!

December 2020: RC-135V/W, YANKEE PATRIOT & RED COAT LOYALIST

2018: M777 artillery, more proof the Yankees are the Tools of the Red Coats!

2017: U.S. ARMY COMMANDED BY RED COATS?

World War 3, more proof God is evil: Red Cross & former Army officers say Christian United States loves to torture! U.S. forces violate their own Customs & Laws of War!

09 August 2014 (21:24 UTC-07 Tango 08 August 2014)/12 Shawwal 1435/18 Mordad 1393/14 Ren-Shen 4712

“The definition of torture is any technique that causes severe pain or suffering, whether physical or mental, inflicted for a purpose, such as obtaining information or a confession, exerting pressure, intimidation or humiliation.  Waterboarding fits into this category and therefore qualifies as torture.”-Anna Nelson, International Committee of the Red Cross

“There is no way any competent and knowledgeable attorney can say that waterboarding is legal under the Geneva Conventions, the Uniform Code of Military Justice, or the Convention Against Torture.”-Thomas Romig, retired U.S. Army Major General

Abu Ghraib and GITMO are proof the United States military violate its own laws.  Many U.S. civilian police/prison forces violate the military laws as well, in their actions against U.S. citizens.

The following is from the U.S. Army’s Soldier’s Manual of Common Tasks, Skill Level 1, October 1994 edition:

Conduct Combat Operations According to the Law of War

181-906-1505

CONDITIONS

You are a soldier in a deployed unit who has a mission that requires you and your subordinates to be actively involved in operations governed by the Law of War.

STANDARDS

Conducted operations in accordance with the Law of War and employed actions to prevent violations of the Law of War.

 1. Fight only enemy combatants

2. Safeguard enemies who surrender.

3. Do not kill or torture enemy prisoners.

4. Care for the wounded, whether friend or foe.

5. Do not attack medical personnel, facilities, or equipment.

6. Destroy no more than the mission requires.

7. Treat all civilians humanely.

8. Respect private property and possessions.  Do not steal.

9. Identify the rights and duties of prisoners of war (PW).

10. Report all violations of the law of war.

TRAINING AND EVALUATION

Training Information outline

1.  Fight only enemy combatants.  Do not attack: a. Civilians.  b. Enemy soldiers who surrender.   c. Enemy soldiers who are sick or wounded, and who are out of combat.  d. Medical personnel.  e. Aircrew members exiting an aircraft in distress.

2.  Safeguard enemies who surrender.  a. Allow enemy to surrender.  b.  Treat all captives as PWs.  c. Protect all captives from the dangers of combat.  d.  Evacuate all movable captives to the rear as soon after capture as possible.

3.   Do not kill or torture enemy prisoners.  a. Treat all prisoners humanely.  (1) Provide prisoners food, water, shelter, and medical treatment.  (2) Do not take money, personal property, or protective equipment from prisoners unless ordered to do so.  b. Protect prisoners from physical or mental abuse.  (1) Protect prisoners from acts of violence and intimidation.  (2) Do not use prisoners as shields or screens, to clear or plant mines or booby traps, or as hostages.  c. Do not use force or coercion in questioning or interrogating prisoners.

4.  Care for the wounded, whether friend or foe.  a. Collect all wounded personnel.  b. Treat all wounded, friend or foe, in accordance with  medical priorities.  c.  Follow the Golden Rule: Treat enemy wounded as you would want friendly wounded to be treated by the enemy.

5.  Do not attack medical personnel, facilities, or equipment.  a. Do not fire at medical personnel, medical facilities, or medical transport vehicles.  b.  Respect medical service symbols (Red Cross, Red Crescent, the Red Lion and Sun, and the Red Shield of David).  (1) Use medical service symbols only for medical activities.  (2) Do not hide behind medical service symbols.

6.  Destroy no more than the mission requires.   a. Follow the Rules of Engagement.  b.  Attack only combat troops.  c. Do not attack protected property such as hospitals, churches, shrines, museums, or undefended places.  d. Do not destroy property unless required by the necessity of war.

7.  Treat all civilians humanely.  a. Move or detain civilians only for proper cause.  b. Protect civilians from collective punishment, reprisals, and hostage taking.  c. Protecting women from forced prostitution, rape, and sexual assault.

8.  Respect private property and possessions.  Do not: a. Steal civilian property.  b.  Take war trophies.  c. Sieze property unless ordered to do so.

9.  Identify the rights and duties of PWs.  a. PWs have the right to: (1) Receive housing and clothing.  (2) Receive enough food to stay in good health.  (3) Receive adequate medical care.  (4) Maintain proper hygiene.  (5) Practice their religious faith.  (6) Send and receive mail.  (7) Keep personal property except for weapons, military equipment, and military documents.  (8) Receive packages containing foodstuffs, clothing, and education, religious, or recreational material.  (9) Have a prisoners’ representative to the PW camp commander.  (10) Receive humane treatment from their captors.  b. PWs have a duty to (1) Tell their captors only their name, rank, service number, and date of birth.  (2) Obey all lawful camp rules.  (3) Obey the lawful orders of senior prisoners.  (4) Perform nonmilitary labor which is not humiliating, dangerous, or unhealthy.  Officers and NCOs can be required to perform only supervisory work.

10.  Report all violations of the law of war.  a. Do your utmost to prevent criminal acts.  b. Request clarification of unclear orders.  c. Refuse to obey an order that is clearly illegal.  d. Report violations of the law of war to one of the following: (1) Chain of command.  (2) Military police. (3) Inspector General.  (4) A judge advocate.  (5) A chaplain.

I’ve noticed that newer versions of the U.S. Army’s Soldier’s Manual of Common Tasks, Skill Level 1, no longer cover 181-906-1505. Is this intentional?

The United States and its overlord Israel continually violate these rules, which were agreed to by the United States and the ‘western’ international community at Geneva, Switzerland.

The very first Geneva Convention ‘law’ was created in 1884.

Israel agreed to Geneva Conventions 1 through 4 in 1951 (four years before the United States).  Israel and the U.S. agreed to Geneva Convention Protocol 3 in 2007.

Since Palestine is still not an officially recognized political entity (not considered a ‘country’) it is not bound by any Geneva Convention, or any international laws.   However, in 1982 the now ineffective Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) agreed to Geneva Conventions 1 through 4 and Protocol 1.   Hamas (not affiliated with PLO) came into being in 1987 and has not publicly agreed to any Law of War.

more proof God is evil: Jews angry as Scotland raises Palestinian flag!