Trump is the best thing that's happened to a lot of people...………………………..they just don't know it!
Russia-U.S. "Relations" & Maneuverings
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Trump is the best thing that's happened to a lot of people...………………………..they just don't know it!
Umm, that was because Mussolini shot a late train's conductor...
Too bad you don't know anything about that which you speak...ever.
Yeah, fakenews inter NAZI trumphaters...
just making it all up as they go along...it's called being insane.
Oh? Do tell us what THAT'S like.Yeah, fakenews inter NAZI trumphaters...
just making it all up as they go along...it's called being insane.
Putin orders 76 new Su-57 stealth fighters in a desperate attempt to rival the US
No wonder why Russia turned to online sabotage, outside their nukes they have no chance in a conventional war
No wonder why Russia turned to online sabotage, outside their nukes they have no chance in a conventional war
Maybe that's just a distraction from the real battlefield.
Forty-Four Percent of Millennials Prefer Socialism. Do They Know What It Means?
https://www.victimsofcommunism.org/...s-prefer-socialism-do-they-know-what-it-means
I have been looking into red versus white situation and am interested about a fuller development of your stated position concerning this hypothetical conventional war.
How Long Would the US Navy Survive in a Shooting War?
US Navy is a huge force but largely based around aircraft carrier groups that modern weaponry may have made obsolete
This was an original RI article first published in April of 2015. We are running it again because of the renewed discussion of a very real possible military confrontation between Russia and America, especially their respective navies. The announcement of Russia's new 'miracle weapons', only makes the thesis of the author more compelling.
America sees itself as a ruler of the world’s oceans. After all, the country — which spends 10 times more on its military forces than the following nine countries — has by far the biggest naval force. And as since the Vietnam War they have dealt only with militarily inferior opponents, they are extremely self-confident in their belief that they can defeat everything and everyone. It is not surprising that some young Americans even wear T-shirts with the logo: “United States Navy: The Sea is Ours.”
Back in the 70s, Admiral Rickover, the “father of nuclear navy,” had to answer the question before the U.S. Senate: “How long would our aircraft carriers survive in a battle against the Russian Navy?” His response caused disillusionment: “Two or three days before they sink, maybe a week if they stay in the harbor.”
The reason for the greatly reduced lifetime of the aircraft carrier in a battle against the Russians is a deadly danger below the water: modern submarines — especially Russian ones — are so powerful and difficult to locate that they can send large battleships and aircraft carriers to the bottom of the sea in the blink of an eye. The weakness of the U.S. Navy, therefore, is their vulnerability when they compete with an enemy that — using the language of the Americans — dominates the seas below the water surface. Of course, the U.S. military analysts are aware of this weakness, so one wonders why the U.S. Navy still adheres to the doctrine “the bigger the better” and continues to rely on an armada of aircraft carriers and large battleships.
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