Here’s a thought…

[J-man]

…what if some the boats off the CA coast aren’t just cargo ships. Add to that our porous border and we have a situation. Yeah, I don’t like thinking of it either but it just caught my attention tonight.

Sleep well.

 

[Guard Dad]

That's deep, bro.

 

[cptlo]

 

[J-man]

That's deep, bro.

Sometimes I scare myself...lol.

 

[The Sound Guy]

Great. Something else to keep me up. Thanks J-man.

 

[J-man]

So I started thinking about this more and more, I couldn't let it go. I went to a site that I visit from time to time
and found the current pic of "cargo ships" outside of our LA port, outside a main Chinese port, and those between
ports of LA and China. I was actually surprised to see the number of ships outside of our LA port to be down as
much as it is but in further digging I found that Brandon (or his administration) recently changed the rules and now
requires ships to anchor further outside of our waters while waiting to dock so they're not counted as "docked."

Keep in mind these pics are suppose to be of "cargo ships" only:

 

[Far West]

So I started thinking about this more and more, I couldn't let it go. I went to a site that I visit from time to time
and found the current pic of "cargo ships" outside of our LA port, outside a main Chinese port, and those between
ports of LA and China. I was actually surprised to see the number of ships outside of our LA port to be down as
much as it is but in further digging I found that Brandon (or his administration) recently changed the rules and now
requires ships to anchor further outside of our waters while waiting to dock so they're not counted as "docked."

Keep in mind these pics are suppose to be of "cargo ships" only:

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I don't think people appreciate what it takes to ship goods all over the world. Our Just in Time inventory model got blown up with the shut down of the world.

We have similar cargo moving in every domestic and international airplane.