That is probably also true. There is a reason why almost any lawyer will tell you that your best bet when dealing with the authorities is to keep your mouth shut, at least until you’ve consulted with a legal professional.
Could it make it to Brazil? After a refill, could it make it a country on the western coast of Africa? After another refill, could it make it to Sudan or Egypt or even Saudi? After another refill, could it make it to Qatar?
(Golly, I haven’t had this much fun since I played ‘RISK’ when I was 12… )
“Sidney…? Are you sure I have enough ‘Free Move’ cards to get there from here in one turn?”
“Yes, Mr. Rump…”
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PS- The Original reason I came on to this thread today: it’s officially sunrise on Tuesday Morning of 03/21/23. Just when are the “Fat Boys” chapters of Meal Team Six and The Gravy Seals supposed to rise up in some sort of ‘Tet Offensive’* against the NYPD…?
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*Actually, that is offensive to Vietnam. Maybe we should call it the ‘Git Offensive’?
Full headline: “Donald Trump wants his ‘74 million’ supporters to sign a petition railing against his potential arrest. Those who sign it are asked to donate $3,300 and more.”
Here’s what I found on a quick search. ‘Today’s Featured Map shows United’s current 757-200 routes from Newark in blue, with non-Newark 757-200 routes in orange. Also shown is the still-air range of the 737 MAX 10 from Newark.’
And this:
LNA ’s Aircraft Performance Model (APM) was put to use to analyze just how far the 757 can go. For this exercise, we ignored winds, hold times, and alternates—focusing only on the advertised range…
The distance between West Palm Beach and Moscow is 4,926 nautical miles. Trump’s airplane won’t make this non-stop. However, the distance between Bangor, Maine, an international airplane, is just 3,720nm—easily within the 757’s range with auxiliary fuel tanks.
Bangor might get Trump to northern Saudi Arabia non-stop, depending on the winds, etc. But the plane can’t make it non-stop from West Palm Beach.