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>>133834

>I call horseshit but OK

>kek

>>133835

>OMG!!

>you're killing me bro

HowZa GB ?

Loves ya Planefag { noHomo yo }

/pb all

>>133744, >>133746, >>133747, >>133748, >>133750, >>133751, >>133777 planefag

>ANON

seent the chatters on sQuAWK, but some are das~ST[ing]

did that sQuAWKnowLEDGE change during flight duration?

anyWHO, that is a Great COMMS for "ANON's father" KeK !

mirrOR sQuAWK # 6503 \_/ # 3056

qPost # 3056 (14) (5)

Q !!mG7VJxZNCI 03/14/2019 14:22:16 ID: 8daaf6

8chan/qresearch: 5680288

Q Clock [ Min: 42 | :25/:55 Mir: 8 | 180 Mir: 12 | :35/:05 Mir: 28 ]

Anonymous 03/14/2019 14:19:08 ID:5c91de

8chan/qresearch: 5680242

Baker requests handoff

>>5680242

Thank you for your service.

The importance of Anons (Patriots) and your commitment thus far is incalculable.

God bless.

Q

moar on squawk

Code name: Parrot

Early radar systems used in the second world war were critical to allied success in the Battle of Britain in 1940,

when Britain’s Royal Air Force (RAF) defended the United Kingdom against a huge air attack campaign by

Nazi Germany’s air force, the Luftwaffe.

But these early radar systems had a major limitation. They could detect aircraft by radio signals being reflected by moving objects,

but the reflected signal could not tell you whether an aircraft was friendly or hostile.

This led to the rapid development of secondary surveillance radars, which required an active and cooperative response from aircraft.

In other words, the aircraft had to answer back. This would help to identify the “friendlies” in the skies.

The secondary radar system would send a transmission of radio frequency pulses directed at the aircraft.

Friendly aircraft were fitted with equipment that would respond with an identification code.

If no response was received, radar operators would presume the aircraft was an enemy plane.

This innovation meant that radar operators could now use the main radars (known as “primary radars”) in combination

with the secondary radars to detect the presence of aircraft and to distinguish between friends and foes.

This system was known as Identification Friend or Foe (IFF) and the concept remains important to military forces even today.

The aircraft transponder, which received and transmitted signals, was initially code-named Parrot.

Soon, airmen started using the nickname “squawk codes”.

While the name Parrot didn’t last, the term “squawk” continues to be used today to describe the activity of the transponder.

How it works

After the war, the concept was adapted for civil aircraft – the kinds of plane we fly on when we go on holiday.

The system identifies an aircraft through a four-digit octal number (each digit from 0 to 7), which provides for up to 4,096 possible codes.

These codes can also be used to alert controllers of an aircraft emergency.

Subsequently, another mode was added to inform radar controllers of an aircraft’s height, using data from the plane’s altimeter

(the instrument that tells you how high a plane is flying).

For those of you who are technically minded, the frequencies used in secondary surveillance radar are 1030 Megahertz for the interrogation

(the “hello, who are you?” signal) and 1090 Megahertz for the response (the answer you get back). { 5:5 }

The response is a sequence of pulses spaced 1.45 microseconds apart – that’s very fast!

Air traffic control towers

Imagine a pilot is flying a plane full of passengers on holiday to Sydney.

As she or he flies towards the destination, the air traffic control tower at Sydney airport sends an interrogation signal.

The aircraft automatically responds with a series of short pulses that let air traffic control know the identity of the plane and its altitude.

Then air traffic control can compare the identity code to flight plans to identify the aircraft.

The time taken between the interrogation transmission and the received code lets us know the distance between the radar and the aircraft.

Air traffic control computer systems use this information, the direction of the interrogation signal, and the altitude to determine exactly where the aircraft is.

Other navigation and airspace management systems have been developed over the years.

The most recent is the Automatic Dependent Surveillance Broadcast (ADS-B) system,

which incorporates Global Positioning System (GPS) data into the responses from aircraft.

Secondary surveillance radar was an important development in the safety of aviation and remains a key element of airspace management today.

^= https://theconversation.com/curious-kids-whats-the-history-of-aircraft-squawk-codes-and-how-do-they-work-103102

>>133794 Scavino posts qrb dough post meme, mabbe they watchin huh/baker also used in am qr bake kek

affirm'd KrK

LOKI82USAF E-4B Nightwatch west from Robbins AFB, GA to accompany empty callsign joe to the west coast-will probably go to Davis-Monthan AFB in Tucson

nappenin commencing

- out for awhile

>>133859

>Awesome dig

>o7

howza frBn

>>133860

AF2 USAF C-32A and SAM850 C-32A on final approach at San Francisco Int'l from Los Angeles Int'l depart

On ground now

SAM850 was this yesterday >>133777 pb

SAM850 changing to ANON on final approach at Los Angeles Int'l

wif the 17min and 17 sec delta between prediction and post

Kamala Harris, Former President Barack Obama to Visit Bay Area

https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/vice-president-kamala-harris-former-president-barack-obama-to-visit-bay-area/2869862/

she got a travel ban too

Russia slaps travel ban on Kamala Harris

https://www.bssnews.net/international/57197

>>133856

LOKI82 USAF E-4B Nightwatch went to Davis-Monthan AFB as predicted

>>133862

wut up?

>>133866

>>133855

I din't see you earlier-was doin notes next door

Nice werk on the Musk tender dig.

no callsign Joe in 82-8000 747 on ground at Portland Int'l with 09-0016 USAF C-32A in at Fairchild AFB, Spokane as the escort AC-it might even stay there cause it's still close to Seattle where he will go in a coupla hours

Mkt Fag: The steady slow decline since the open on all the indices edition

DOW Close -368.03(-1.05%)23

Smallcaps in the Russel 2000 ^RUT had the worst of all of them at -2.29%. S&P failed at 200DMA and broke below 50DMA, Dow broke back below its 200DMA and is testing its 100DMA, Nasdaq failed at its 50DMA and is making new lows, and Small Caps failed to hold above its 50DMA...FANG+ stocks have erased all of the late-March meltup back to their lowest since Nov 2020

The NASDAQ liquidations continue with the big chunks arriving and getting larger and larger each time they appear-started getting really big at 2:52pm EST with 3.37B and 3.41B 2:54pm and then 3.45B at 3:02, 3.69B at 3:26 and the last one coming in at the biggest so far at 4.04B @ 3:52pm-black dots on cap#2-biggest ones yet. Massive liquidation still going on here but they won't tell you that at all. the DOW had a big exit at 9:52am EST and then road the slow steady ride down all day like the rest of them. The same EXACT thing on the SP500 at same time-big chunk then over the 'top'.

FRB Chair "Jerry" had some moar hopium to disperse for the masses today "“We really are committed to using our tools to get 2 percent inflation back,” Mr. Powell mentioned, talking at an International Monetary Fund debate on the worldwide financial system alongside European Central Bank head Christine Lagarde and different policymakers" I bet you are committed......to an insane asylum

Gold lost a leetle today but $1950 is holding here...Ag got hammed by -0.52 -2.05% and no one mentions it when it goes up or down.-see cap#5 and the Gold/Silver ratio is back up towards 80-when they hitjob Ag and leave gold relatively alone this improves: $79.099 +1.444 (+1.86%) so yet can get (without factoring in the ridiculous premiums) 1.44 moar rounds of silver for your Oz of gold should you be inclined to exchange those. IT doesn't look like much on the chart becasue of Tuesdays monkey hammering of both (on the weekly settlement day too)....what a coincidence.../s

https://goldprice.com/gold-silver-ratio/

30 year mortgages crossed 5% today and not seen that for 12 years-ironically it was in the second year of Hussen's first term that happened last. Freddie Mac's latest weekly Primary Mortgage Market Survey released Thursday shows the average rate for the most common home loan in the U.S. is now at 5.11%, up from a flat 5% in the prior reading. A year ago, the 30-year fixed rate sat at 2.97%. The rate for 15-year fixed-rate mortgages rose to 4.38%, up from 4.17% last week, and 5-year Treasury-indexed hybrid adjustable-rate mortgages sit at an average of 3.75%. The week before, ARMs were at 2.29%. See Cap#3 for the Bond Complex activity courtesy of ZH chart. And as Equities slide bond yields rise. Thanks to Bullard's comments (yesterday too) that "the bond market now is not looking like a safe place to be," bond yields exploded higher again, led by the short-end (2Y +9bps, 30Y +5bps). A late-day rally - as stocks were really puking, put some lipstick on an otherwise pig-like day. On the week, the long-end is best for now (around unch) while the short-end has been clubbed like a baby seal. And dramatically flattening the yield curve, sending 3s10s back near inversion. For a sense of what is happening to the Treasury curve - look how flat the spot curve is from 3Y out.. and the yield curve is fully inverted from 6 month out in 1Y. 10Y US Breakevens surged above 3% to a new record high

Muh ¥ resumed it's march towards 130 and despite yesterdats rerspite it will get there inevitably. The BOJ has already intervened on Monday so they have "shot the wad" for the week. The dollar 0.18 +0.18% and ¥ 0.40 +0.31% both rose today while the Rouble had a fabulous day-see cap#4 0.000207 +1.70%- see here https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/currency/rubusd

and this from yesterday

Russia's Rosneft seeks roubles up front in oil tenders -sources

*Aligns with Putin's demand for roubles trade in gas

*Leaves scope for other currencies but may refuse sales

*Rosneft facing fall in deals with term buyers

*May volumes would usually have been placed with term buyers

https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/russias-rosneft-seeks-pre-payment-rouble-conversion-oil-tender-sources-2022-04-20/

Here is a decent read of what I've been mentioning for the last few weeks..namely how they (BOJ) are "stuck" and will be left standing naked as every other CB raises rates and they "punt".

The Bank of Japan Cocks the Trigger

https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/asset-allocation-bi-weekly%3A-the-bank-of-japan-cocks-the-trigger

>>133828, >>133830 Elon Musk Secures Financing of $46.5 Billion to Complete Cash Purchase of Twitter

moar color on dhat.

Spaceboi's filing shows that his offer for Twatter amounts to about $64/sh or about 18% higher than the last one. The Twatter BoD is gonna have quite the time explaining why they are going to refuse this higher offer-if he can pull the fundage together. What his filing accomplishes is that he can "show" he has the $ to put in the amended higher offer-and Moran Stanley's (not a typo-they are morans) chunck is roughly worth $25.5 billion. The share price ain't moving though and having a hard time at the neckline so there is a BIG battle going on in it but it is solidly rooted in the mid to upper 40$ range and struggled all day just to maintain the mid $46.XX price while trading well over its daily average volume of 43.16m. Had a few big buys one at 12:06pm for 1.97m/sh and one early on at 9:32am which was likely the "Short Bus" getting out cause it has not done much since opening at that level. It's most recent high was $48.50 and that was Monday.....can't get there now. He will need to use some of his TSLA or Fake X equity as collateral and better hope those don't get hit or it's Archegos time. Helping him is that TSLA is up and over $1000 barely and then started bouning up/down over it right at 3pm EST. Serial hopium addict Cathie Wood can breathe again-she'll probably announce she has bought moar shares after upgrading it to a $5T valuation earlier this week.

Some Headlines after the Close

Yellen urges caution on Russian oil ban in EU, warns it could increase prices

https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/yellen-european-ban-russian-oil-price-increase

Shareholders Gained 50 Times as Much as U.S. Workers in Pandemic

https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/shareholders-gained-50-times-as-much-as-u-s-workers-in-pandemic-1.1755224

Walt Disney stock heads for 17-month low as Florida, streaming troubles weigh

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/walt-disney-stock-heads-for-17-month-low-as-florida-streaming-troubles-weigh-2022-04-21

and NFLX ahhh yes NFLX still clobbered today -7.97 (-3.52%) -but muh password sharing

As shares plunge, Netflix takes aim at password sharing, ads

https://abcnews.go.com/Technology/wireStory/shares-plunge-netflix-takes-aim-password-sharing-ads-84224027

and since I used some verbiage from ZH (bond action) they get credit-95% of these I write on muh own but will credit when credit due

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/stocks-bonds-bloodbath-fed-drops-hawkish-hammer

https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/currency/rubusd

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/%5EIXIC

https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/currency/usdjpy

https://www.kitco.com/charts/livesilver.html

Foreign Demand For US Treasuries Collapses Just As Fed Launches QT

With just days left until the Fed begins winding down its gargantuan, $9 trillion balance sheet, and as rates reset higher globally amid a growing panic that the Fed is so far behind the curve yields will soar much higher before inflation is contained, a problem emerges: investors have been increasingly focused on the risk of supply/demand imbalances in Treasuries, and are starting to freak out that there will simply not be enough foreign demand for US paper. It turns out, they are right to be worried.

As Goldman's Avisha Thakkar writes, "the combination of a material reduction in negative-yielding debt, the diminished economic appeal of USTs versus domestic alternatives, and de-dollarization efforts by official institutions should see foreign demand wane in coming quarters."

That said, two factors may mitigate the rates market impact in the near term:

*First, the combination of US supply and likely continued demand from other investors should attenuate supply/demand imbalances as foreign demand moderates.

*Second, while European net supply available to private investors will swing positive this year given reduced ECB presence and rising deficits, free float will be rebuilding off very low levels and may therefore still be a near-term constraint on the set of viable alternatives to Treasuries. A larger impulse to US yields would, in Goldman's view, require either a faster rebound in free float, a further reassessment of global neutral rates, and/or a further upshift in EUR and JPY yield ranges. The latter could, for example, be driven by a resolution of the Russia/Ukraine war or a more decisive shift by the BoJ away from YCC — but not even Goldman expects either of these to take place in the near future.

But before we focus more on the consequences, let's drill down some more on the core matter at hand: fading demand from that staple source of demand for US bonds over the past few years, foreign buyers.

To start, it’s worth exploring the foreign buyer base in greater detail. Overseas demand is typically split into two groups with distinct motivations for owning Treasuries: the private sector and the foreign official sector (which includes central banks, governments, and sovereign wealth funds).

*Foreign private investors’ considerations generally reflect a combination of rate differentials and currency movements, as they will buy on both an FX hedged and unhedged basis.

*Foreign central banks, in contrast, are less motivated by the expected return on Treasuries — instead, these flows can reflect liquidity/safe asset related demand or foreign exchange reserve management when intending to lean against significant currency moves. Indeed, foreign official holdings are sensitive to broad Dollar movements, though they are more responsive to structural trends rather than any short-term fluctuations.

The U.S. Treasury department began a major change in how they classify the foreign buyers of it's issuance-that was about 2006 and one the major changes I member was that the changed the classification of in-direct vs. direct buyers in order to try and show all this foreign retail demand (it was humorously called it Mrs Watanabe) because it was trying to basically show that all these retail investors in Japan were doing these major buys and the term was coined "don't fuck with Mrs. Watanabe".

Last year, the majority of UST demand originated from private investors (Exhibit 1), though purchases from the foreign official sector turned modestly positive, supported by broad Dollar weakening. A geographic breakdown of UST demand, shown in the next chart, reveals European investors had been the marginal foreign buyer.

First, it’s worth acknowledging some of the flows could be driven by non-European demand showing up through financial centers (such as in the UK, Belgium, and Luxembourg). But for European investors, Treasury demand in part reflected a still substantial share of debt trading with a negative yield in the domestic market, likely deterring investors who did not want to incur potential capital losses from a longer holding period (which means that the ECB's push to lift nominal rates positive may be a very negative development for US bonds). Further, a surge in domestic central bank buying of sovereign debt likely displaced private sector demand. It is also worth noting that European investors are the most clearly motivated by hedged yield spreads, which turned meaningfully positive last year. Over the next year, Goldman expects that "all three of these tailwinds to higher UST demand will unwind." Needless to say, that's not good for prices.

He's right ya know.

moar

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/foreign-demand-us-treasuries-collapses-just-fed-launches-qt

>>133870

no callsign Joe in 82-8000 747 departed Portland Int'l for Seattle-SeaTac Int'l

09-0016 USAF C-32A has departed from Fairchild AFB, Spokane-looks like it's going back and what a colossal waste that is

'''no callsign Joe on final approach turn for SeaTac Int'l from Portland Int'l depart and a fuggen total waste of av. gas time and money 09-0016 went back to Fairchild AFB

>>133670 pb

German AF GAF918 A350 departed Dulles Int'l and Italian AF IAM3109 A319 departed JBA after arriving on Tuesday evening local

They were here for the JCOS, DoD, Combatant Commanders Meeting yesterday

Suspected Olaf Scholz and Mario Draghi or someone acting on those two's behalf.

Saw the Japanese use JF001 recently when the FM was sent to Poland on PM Kishisa-sans' behalf so it is possible that it is not them but high level agents for.

Bank of Canada Leaves Door Open to a 75-Basis-Point Rate Hike

Governor Tiff Macklem acknowledged there’s potential for even larger increases to borrowing costs as the Bank of Canada aggressively wrestles inflation down from a three decade high.

Macklem and his officials delivered the first 50-basis-point increase in interest rates among Group of Seven nations last week and signaled more hikes to come. This week, annual consumer price gains blew past expectations and spiked to 6.7%

Asked about the possibility of moving by more than half a percentage point at a future decision, Macklem said he was “not going to rule anything out.”

Speaking Thursday from Washington, where he was attending meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank, the Canadian central banker reiterated that monetary policy needs to normalize reasonably quickly. “We’re prepared to be as forceful as needed and I’m really going to let those words speak for themselves,” he said. His comments will fuel speculation the Bank of Canada may unleash a 75-basis-point increase at its next decision on June 1 to keep inflation expectations moored around the bank’s 2% target. A move of that scale hasn’t happened in the northern nation since the late 1990s. Central bankers around the world, including the Federal Reserve, are signaling that faster and larger increases to interest rates are necessary to quell price pressures.

Chairman Jerome Powell outlined an aggressive approach at the U.S. central bank earlier Thursday, potentially endorsing two or more half 50-basis-point increases starting at the next meeting in May. A regional Fed president signaled Monday that a 75-basis-point hike is also a potential option. Trading in overnight swaps suggests investors are betting on half-point increases from the Fed in May, June and possibly July. In Canada, expectations for a second 50-basis-point hike were cemented Wednesday, after Statistics Canada reported that inflation climbed even further in March, hitting its highest since the beginning of 1991.

Before Macklem’s comments, markets were pricing in about a one-third chance of a three-quarter-percentage-point move in June. Such a move would bring the benchmark overnight rate to 1.75%, the peak of the last rate-hiking cycle that began in 2017. That would still leave borrowing costs below what the Bank of Canada considers a normal, or non-stimulative level, of between 2% and 3%. The Bank of Canada governor reiterated that policy normalization doesn’t mean officials are on autopilot. On potential hiking paths, Macklem said a pause is possible as rates gets closer to neutral if higher borrowing costs “begin to bite” and demand slows quickly.

In his meetings with global colleagues this week in Washington, Macklem said he’s seeing a “real determination” to lower inflation.

https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/bank-of-canada-leaves-door-open-to-a-75-basis-point-rate-hike-1.1755298

Japan reworks Ukraine aid plan after India blocks military plane

Japan is redrawing its plan for transporting humanitarian aid supplies to displaced Ukrainians after Tokyo said India had refused to let Self-Defense Forces aircraft land in the country.

The plan was for an Air Self-Defense Force plane to pick up relief items at United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees supply depots in India and the United Arab Emirates, then drop them off in Poland and Romania, neighbors of Ukraine that have taken in large numbers of refugees. Japan intended for the ruling Liberal Democratic Party to greenlight the proposal Thursday, followed by the cabinet as early as Friday, with shipments to begin this month. But "a situation has arisen in which India, one of the supply pickup locations, has denied entry to SDF aircraft," LDP policy chief Sanae Takaichi said Thursday.

SDF planes require consent from a country to enter its territory. The Foreign Ministry received permission in working-level talks with New Delhi, but consent was abruptly withdrawn Wednesday night, according to Tokyo. Indian External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Arindam Bagchi said New Delhi has "conveyed our approval for picking up such supplies from India using commercial aircraft." He added that a request for overflight clearance for SDF aircraft carrying humanitarian aid was "processed [and approved] as per established norms."

Asked about India reportedly denying a SDF plane permission to land, Bagchi said he was "hesitant to comment on somebody else's comments that I might not have fully seen." Japan is considering a new route that skips India and goes through only the UAE. Any such changes need approval by the ruling party. "We'll consider various possibilities to provide support," Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno told reporters Thursday.

Some in Tokyo suggest this situation raises diplomatic and security concerns. "India may have decided it doesn't want to be involved in an effort to support Ukraine, out of consideration for Russia," a senior Foreign Ministry official said. New Delhi has stayed out of the Western-led sanctions campaign against Moscow. The two countries have close ties historically, and India is a major buyer of Russian weapons. Maintaining friendly relations with a major power in the region is even more important for India in light of its border dispute with China, as Beijing steadily builds up its military. Attempts by the U.S., Europe and Japan to bring India on board with the sanctions have not gone as hoped. New Delhi has abstained from U.N. General Assembly and Security Council resolutions condemning Russia's actions in Ukraine.

When Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida met with Indian counterpart Narendra Modi in New Delhi last month, their joint statement made no mention of Russia despite expressing concern about the Ukraine conflict. The divide looms over next month's meeting of leaders from the Quad security grouping, which consists of both India and Japan as well as the U.S. and Australia. If India, a player of major geopolitical importance, does not take a clear stand against authoritarian countries, it may be harder for the Quad to unite in opposition to China.

https://asia.nikkei.com/Politics/International-relations/Japan-reworks-Ukraine-aid-plan-after-India-blocks-military-plane

45 is scheduled to attend the 2022 Kentucky Derby

It looks like former President Donald Trump will be off to the races this year at the Kentucky Derby. New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman on Thursday tweeted out a copy of an invitation to a Derby-day event at Churchill Downs hosted by "MAGA, Again!", a Trump-aligned super PAC, that says it will be attended by the Republican leader himself.

Multiple Kentucky GOP sources with knowledge of the fundraising event confirmed it is happening. The invitation says the PAC, along with board of directors chair Pam Bondi, national finance chair Kimberly Guilfoyle, Richard Grenell and Matt Whitaker "invite you to the Kentucky Derby with special guest President Donald J. Trump..." The invite from the PAC — the full formal name of which is "Make America Great Again, Again! Inc." — lists the price to attend at $75,000 per person and $150,000 per couple.

Churchill Downs declined through a spokesman to confirm that this event is happening on its property. "Every year, many high profile individuals choose to attend the Kentucky Derby, including prominent political figures," Churchill Downs' senior director of communications, Darren Rogers, told The Courier Journal Thursday evening. "We do not comment on or confirm the attendance of individual guests or those holding private events not coordinated by Churchill Downs."

When The Courier Journal asked if private and/or political fundraisers are allowed to be held at Churchill Downs during the Derby, Rogers responded: "Churchill Downs does not coordinate any private or political fundraisers during the Derby."

https://www.courier-journal.com/story/news/politics/2022/04/21/former-president-donald-trump-set-attend-2022-kentucky-derby/7403378001/

o7

>>133888

chek dat full house 'o BRRRRRRRRRRRRT

>>133883

Did someone say bassist points?

Ben Garrison time

>>133898

and how quickly it escalated?!

almost like it was an orchestrated effort of info dumps.

morning kneegrows

>>133902

>>133900

tryin to wake up

kek, not so speedy this am

but TGIF yo's