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RUSSIA, CHINA, and IRAN are building kamikaze drones to hunt American soldiers in the next war. I'm building SENTRY to stop them, so no American is killed by an attack drone.
You've seen the videos from Ukraine: a soldier alone in a field, a drone closing in behind him, nowhere to run. That's what war looks like now. A drone that costs a few hundred dollars can kill a soldier we spent years training, and they come in waves.
This isn't about taking sides in someone else's war. It's about making sure every American who puts on the uniform comes home. And it's getting closer to home: cartels already fly drones across our southern border. It's only a matter of time before those drones are armed.
Here's what most people don't realize: almost every counter drone system out there protects a place, not a person. Bases, ships, convoys. Radar, jammers, guns, missiles. The soldier on foot gets a handheld jammer that can't stop a fiber optic drone, a shotgun, and luck. And shooting million dollar missiles at few hundred dollar drones is a losing trade for the taxpayer.
SENTRY is air defense for one soldier. Here's how it's designed to work:
A sensor pack on the soldier's back is always listening and looking for incoming drones. When one is spotted, an interceptor drone launches from a cartridge on the pack, rushes the attacker, and wraps it in a net, taking it down away from the soldier. It doesn't rely on jamming, so it's designed to stop the drones jammers can't touch. Then the soldier slots in a fresh interceptor, ready for the next one. The version in this video is the biggest SENTRY will ever be.
It's designed to fit how soldiers already fight, with almost no extra training, and to be affordable enough for every soldier, not just every base. Every squad on patrol should carry a few. Every soldier walking alone should have SENTRY watching their six.
Peace through strength starts with protecting the people we send to fight. The next war will be decided by who can put the most drones in the air, and who can keep their soldiers alive underneath them.
I never want to see a video of an American soldier being hunted down by a kamikaze drone. That's why I'm building SENTRY.
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The West has fallen
"Euphoria" actress Hunter Schafer revealed she underwent bottom surgery last year, and shared how she feels now
justjared.com/2026/10/19/hun…
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Do you really need all of that just to read The Great Gatsby?
there has never been a time i deployed this banger stack and did not get an absurd amount of work done without sacrificing tomorrow:
- 40mg vyvanse
- 7mg dihexa
- 5mg tropisetron
- 1mg pinealon
- 20IU intranasal insulin
how come i feel like gold the next day?
simple, these things are not as neurotoxic and bas as you think and its even quite the opposite.
instead of what reddit tells you which is that you will feel like shit you can just read 50 papers at remember all of it, without a plot twist.
anywhere under 40mg of vyvanse can be beneficial for neuron growth, dendrite growth and things like neurogenesis, the negative effects you hear about really only come from chronic high dose abuse models, not the normal doses with responsible use.
you can run this stack everyday without any issues, even better yet my baseline when not taking anything has gotten much better.
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From the lesser-known works of Husserl. I was highly impressed when I first encountered this short piece. It demonstrates a charitable reading of the Buddhist tradition.
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Schopenhauer:
"It was a national custom of Thrace to receive a man at his birth with grief and lamentation."
Ancient tribe Trausi had a custom of mourning a newborn's arrival. The family would gather, weep, and lament the hardships and pains the new person would face in life.
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In her magnificent text (Impermanence Is Buddha-nature) Joan Stambaugh places the venerable Dogen in company with the early Wittgenstein.
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Long pair bonding equals long term attachment #DontMakeHerCum
The female orgasm was long regarded as optional and irrelevant to reproduction, but real (high testosterone) men know the value of it.
More and more research is coming to support the hypothesis that it functions in mate selection and promotes long-term pair bonding. As well as being an indication of a man’s T-levels…
It makes sense, if you really think about it. If he can’t please you in the bedroom, he can’t please you in other aspects either. It was never just about pleasure.
