Well, howdy there, internet people, let's go again.

So today we are going to talk about some news and something that is certainly totally unrelated to that news.

The United States recently kind of put out a message to Americans that are inside Russia saying, hey, you need to leave.

You need to get out of Russia, basically saying it's time to move on.

It's time to get out of this country

and basically just vaguely cited security risks

along with the possibility of them being falsely detained or something like that.

Many people took that as a really bad sign that things were about to escalate.

In what I am certain is totally unrelated news having nothing to do

with that piece of information being put out and that

alert going out. There is a rumor that a Russian engineer who worked on the TU 160 that would be either the white swan or the blackjack

depending on your preference there. It is a Russian military aircraft that was recently

modernized. That an engineer who worked on that recently showed up at the United States to

claim asylum and offered military secrets. If that turns want to be true, I mean yeah it's a pretty safe bet that Russia might want to pick some other people up in an attempt to get them back.

In an attempt to try to basically say that they were engaged in some illegal activity and try to extradite them and use

other people that they had arrested as some kind of leverage.

That seems incredibly possible. Those two pieces of information kind of

surfacing at the same time. It could just be a coincidence, but it takes a lot of work to make a coincidence like that happen.

Those two things definitely seem related to me.

Somebody who has knowledge of the production or the development or the modernization of that aircraft

would be an extremely valuable person to the United States and it would be a

incredibly high priority for the Russian military, the Russian counterintelligence teams to make sure that they don't

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