Well, howdy, there internet people, let's bow again, and this is episode six of The Roads Not Taken.

This is a weekly series where we go through the previous week's events and we go over stories that were either under reported or maybe

they got coverage but the emphasis wasn't there to explain, this is context and you're going to see it again.

Or it got coverage, but it didn't get coverage on my channel and I want to make sure that the information is out there. And then after that we go through a

few questions from y'all. Okay so we are going to start off with foreign policy as we always do and we are starting off with some news about the F-35.

The F-35 is NATO's new generation of aircraft.

In a world's first,

two Norwegian F-35s landed on a highway in Finland.

This is demonstrating a tactic used to

decentralize aircraft in the event of a conflict and increased survivability.

And as I say that I realize I should probably rephrase it.

If a conflict was to emerge with a near pier or a country that believes they're a near pier,

you don't want all of your aircraft pinned at airfields.

You want to be able to decentralize them

to provide, to make it harder for the opposition to find and hit them all. This

tactic, it's been used a lot. It's never been demonstrated within F-35, though.

And that has now been accomplished in part

with newer member to NATO.

Meanwhile, here in the United States, well, we lost one.

So there's that.

In what is becoming a trademark move for the current Speaker of the House in the United States,

McCarthy missed another golden opportunity.

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