[dfwgator]

I don’t believe a damn thing these people say.

[SeekAndFind]

Hainan island: Known as 'China's Hawaii,' the vacation hotspot is also a strategic military base

It’s known as the “Hawaii of China,” a tropical island paradise where the Chinese middle class enjoys sandy beaches, five-star resorts, and duty-free luxury shopping.

It’s also China’s largest free-trade port and host of the Boao Forum, an annual meeting of political and business leaders dubbed “Asia’s Davos.”

But Hainan, China’s southernmost province, is also a strategically important island. And just like Hawaii, it is also home to key military bases.

As American officials reveal more information about the Chinese balloon shot down on February 4 after floating across the US airspace, Hainan, an island thousands of miles away from America, has been brought into focus.

[bigbob]

Yeah, it’s maneuverable and under control, then it’s at the mercy of the winds. It’s capable of surveillance but we stopped it from sending data...what a load of BS! Must be that idiot Milley calling the shots.

[Right_Wing_Madman]

I don’t believe a damn thing these people say.

I thought these were UFOs from an alien civilization. This is what the Pentagon reported three days ago.

[The Duke]

"I don’t believe a damn thing these people say."

Ditto.

[Mark17]

I don’t believe a damn thing these people say.

Not a word.

[Ronald77]

Just more government bull s__t.

[glorgau]

> I don’t believe a damn thing these people say.

i.e. it was all just an overblown accident. Nothing to see here, everybody just go about their day.

BTW, aliens! Squirrel!