Well, howdy there internet people,

Lidsboo again.

So today we are going to talk about Space Command

in Huntsville, Alabama.

I'm sorry, Space Command and somewhere in Colorado.

It's official, it's not moving. It has come down, Space Command

will stay in Colorado. Huntsville will lose out on billions in economic activity because of that.

We have been talking about the fact that this was going to happen on this channel for more than a year.

The Air Force... on this is the channel for more than a year.

The Air Force sent out a memo

and in that video it's like this is it this is the warning shot you're not going to get another one.

In that memo they said that they were willing to

transfer troops out of Texas, I think is really where it was directed at the time, because of some of the legislation that was being passed there.

They offered legal help and all of that stuff.

But if need be, they would transfer people.

The second, they start having would transfer people. The second they start having to transfer people

to deal with local laws that are designed to curtail the rights of their troops,

well it's a readiness issue. And that's what happens. If they

can't send the troops there without their rights being curtailed, well, they can't send the troops there. It creates a

readiness issue. If troops go there and their rights are restricted, it makes it harder to recruit. It's a readiness issue. The

needs of the Air Force come first. Not your state politicians agenda. The military is

apolitical. They're not going to come out and say that.

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