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At the moment, [[electronic warfare]] is all the rage. The [[drone]] sightings over New Jersey, Langley, Lakenheath, and Germany were all part of an American program to improve [[America]]'s electronic warfare capabilities. On the first day of the [[NATO invasion of Kursk]] this past November, the armored vehicles combat tested a new version of America's electronic warfare that successfully warded off all Russian kamikaze [[drone]]s (this explains NATO/Ukraine's successful advances the first day). By the second day, the Russians switched to fiber optic drones (drones on a long, thin [[fiber optic]] cable which are not controlled by [[radio]] signals) again, successfully circumventing [[Western]] electronic warfare. [[User:RobSmith|RobS]]<sup>[[User talk:RobSmith|''The Truth. Just Putin It Out There'']]</sup> 03:12, February 1, 2025 (EST)
At the moment, [[electronic warfare]] is all the rage. The [[drone]] sightings over New Jersey, Langley, Lakenheath, and Germany were all part of an American program to improve [[America]]'s electronic warfare capabilities. On the first day of the [[NATO invasion of Kursk]] this past November, the armored vehicles combat tested a new version of America's electronic warfare that successfully warded off all Russian kamikaze [[drone]]s (this explains NATO/Ukraine's successful advances the first day). By the second day, the Russians switched to fiber optic drones (drones on a long, thin [[fiber optic]] cable which are not controlled by [[radio]] signals) again, successfully circumventing [[Western]] electronic warfare. [[User:RobSmith|RobS]]<sup>[[User talk:RobSmith|''The Truth. Just Putin It Out There'']]</sup> 03:12, February 1, 2025 (EST)
:Two examples of [[Israel]]i [[electronic warfare]] and an explanation of how [[Russian]] electronic warfate can destroy the commercial passenger airline industry:
::*A few years ago the Israelis were able to trick an [[Iran]]ian [[nuclear]] physicist to plug a flash drive into a computer [[USB]] port connected to the Iranian nuclear program, causing the entire Iranian nuclear program to go haywire. The Iranians learned an important lesson: if they wanted their own nuclear program, they would have to build their own secure [[microchip]] production factory and not rely on purchasing microchips from abroad.
::*The exploding [[Hezbollah]] pagers. It remains to be seen if Hezbollah learned the same lesson the Iranians did from the flash drive incident.
:''How could or will [[Russian]] [[electronic warfare]] destroy the global commercial passenger airline industry?''
:When the public becomes aware of the nature of modern [[electronic warfare]], that a commercial passenger plane can be destroyed anywhere at any time as retaliation for the activities of their government, they will refuse to ever fly again. Now, you can argue that, in time, American [[innovation]] can develop countermeasure against it. Perhaps. But by that time [[American Airlines]] and others will have long been in [[bankruptcy]] and will have been liquidated. [[User:RobSmith|RobS]]<sup>[[User talk:RobSmith|''The Truth. Just Putin It Out There'']]</sup> 10:44, February 1, 2025 (EST)