Equivocation, making US soldiers sitting-duck decoys for Iran’s attacks on Israel, seems to be extent ofBribe’m’s "war on terrorism"
Posted by bubah1mau 10 months, 3 weeks ago to Government
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Hold on to your hats...
gonna be an interesting time until the next stolen election
lock and load people
A 99% voter turnout would be virtually impossible to ignore.
the courts will likely again just ignore facts
so unless people stop being fat and lazy....
a steal is possible again
damn all those that willing joined his cabal of traitors
damn those running biden the usurper
and damn those that refused to act to stop him when they KNEW the election was stolen from Trump
https://nypost.com/2021/08/28/questio...
The WarPigs are playing fast and lose with our military with (apparently) little or no oversight.
I heard Jeff Kuhner this am on (WRKO, Boston) that the our rouge TV generals want to start bombing Iran and every country that they associate with (i.e. Yemen).
I can't imagine what could possibly go wrong?
Russia has already said they will defend Iran against outside aggression.
Is this the plan? To get us in a shooting war with the Russians?
And let's not forget the newly formed alliance with China after Bribe'Em's continual missteps in YouCrain.
Are they just plain insane, or do they want WWIII to hobble the inevitable Trump second term?
We may not live to see a November election.
their navy is empty
their air force is nothing
so unless they plan to use nukes for the sake of iran....
now, the best move, we get Trump, Trump acts to seperate Russia from China, after all, China HATES Russia almost as much as it hates Japan, at one point there were more troops on the China, Soviet border than any place else in the world, THEY have long memories
the United States is the only nation that has never really screwed with Russia and bled for China and helped China, that we now have issues with the government of China, they still honor the Flying Tigers
complicated three way problem
we and Russia should be allies in this
could be
I spent the last 35 as a civilian military contractor for a major military research laboratory.
I can assure you, the Russian military is no joke.
You may underestimate Russia at your peril, but are not welcome to risk my butt in doing so.
And no, we are not buddy-buddy with China, despite all of Buy-Dumb's treasonous pay-offs.
FBI director yesterday just warned of extensive Chinese hacking into our critical infrastructure saying, I quote, "they are punishing us" For what? I have no idea. But when it comes to choosing sides, China will not be on our side.
Does BRICS ring a bell, Quasimodo?
They are planning and counting on our demise, as we speak.
It turns out that much like the flag officer contingent in most countries, the Russian generals and admirals are more politicians in uniform than real insightful tacticians. First, thinking more in terms of ceremony than effectiveness, the Russian special forces and airborne troops have been misused and decimated in blundering assaults totally unsuited to their training. Now, most of the troops on the front line are inexperienced conscripts used as cannon fodder in a war of attrition, where the generals are gambling that the smaller Ukraine forces will run out of bodies first.
As an American Air Force veteran, I was shocked to discover that while I expected the Russians to quickly establish air supremacy, they couldn't even muster air superiority over the battlefield. Apparently this is due to corruption that has depleted support and neglected maintenance, gutting what was once the second most powerful air service in the world.
The Russian military is no paper tiger, but it's become obvious that they've been seriously undermined by corrupt bureaucrats, and are now paying the price in blood.
We also have our share of blundering Generals.
My Laboratory located was on a large Air Force base on the east coast. I had a lot of interaction with the boys in blue. They gave us Russian missiles to reverse engineer. I'm guessing from the time-frame, they were likely from Ukraine after the wall fell. They were simple, but effective designs, robustly built.
The last thing I want to see is a shooting war with the Russians to definitively answer that question, one way or the other.
We've had enough bloodshed.
We are learning (or should be) a new way to conduct military action. This should be thought of as the first "robot war." The intense use of drones is proving to be an effective method of combat, with a country with no navy winning the battle in the Black Sea against the dominant navy in that body of water. The flying "kamikaze" drones have done what usually requires tanks, artillery, and man-carried antitank weapons. Unmanned ground vehicles are starting to show up, but that part of the battle is just beginning. Russia seems to be slow to learn how to counter these weapons.
In the first major assault on Avdiivka, the Russians were puzzled at how the Ukrainians seemed to be invulnerable, with each wave of Russian assaults stopped by massed machine gun fire, even after intense artillery fire was directed at the Ukrainian fortifications. It wasn't until several days of costly losses that the Russians discovered that the machine guns were being fired remotely, with Ukrainians only periodically resupplying them with ammo via tunnels. According to Russian sources, they had heavy casualties while the Ukrainians had none.
Iran has only four oil refineries. Stop those and their money supply dries up. The US would have to increase production to offset the loss of Iranian oil to world markets, but I'm sure we could manage.
deep penetrators on their enrichment plants, over and over and over
we have the plans for Grand Slam, build then
Say we kill the current leadership, who fills the vacuum? Someone more radical?
Do you have financial interests in the Industrial-Military-Complex? Otherwise I don't see why we should rush head-long into killing another million or so (mostly civilian) people, as the last two Gulf Wars have done.