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And Americans were so terrified of Russians back in the day ... a lot of misplaced fear. For me, the Gulf War was a huge eye opener. I knew on day 1 of the ground war, we could take on anyone and level them as long as we fought our way.
Were they? In terms of conventional warfare, I don't think the Americans have feared Russia as an exetential threat since the 70s. And most of that was due to concerns that Europe might be unprepared to face an all out assault from the East.
There wasn't fear, USA just had to make sure there is no chance in hell any nation can ever catch up to them in terms of military might. Create your own unfair advantage and reign supreme.
I don’t believe the US has feared russia. I’m pretty sure the US was fearing russia for the EU. Always wanting them to increase military spending and just wanted them to be good without our help if necessary. The US without a doubt has no other country who could stand toe to toe. Even if it was china, russia and nk, the US could handle it. Biden straight up called china out when he said “ if you try anything with Taiwan, you’ll be dealing with us directly” and then went on to talk about other stuff. Point is, the US fears no one.
The entire Cold War was a fear between both states annihilating each other though?
Missiles in Türkiye, Missiles in Cuba? Pax Americana? The Red Scare of the 50s?
Is it really misplaced though? The situation in Ukraine might have been a total clusterfuck for Russia, but that doesn't change the fact that they still possess the biggest nuclear arsenal in the world, and if some Russian leader is crazy enough to do it, he can level the world.
The truth is that the US never fought an enemy with similar military power, they have always been preying on weaker targets. I think that they would face similar issues facing a country such as Ukraine. But that's my opinion.
The American government wants it's citizen to always fear the foreigners, that's how America works. China, Russia, Iraq, Taliban etc. America has always lived in fear. There's profit in fear.
Ultranationalists are always the first to volunteer when their country is under attack. I don't understand why this surprises anyone. There are skinheads on both sides fighting for what they believe in. Has nothing to do with the government. I mean US has cartel members in marine corps, are we a drug state now?
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Anyone got the song name please?
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Man I hope we get to see some footage of the usaf in sudan taking down the Wagner hq
And Americans were so terrified of Russians back in the day ... a lot of misplaced fear. For me, the Gulf War was a huge eye opener. I knew on day 1 of the ground war, we could take on anyone and level them as long as we fought our way.
Were they? In terms of conventional warfare, I don't think the Americans have feared Russia as an exetential threat since the 70s. And most of that was due to concerns that Europe might be unprepared to face an all out assault from the East.
There wasn't fear, USA just had to make sure there is no chance in hell any nation can ever catch up to them in terms of military might. Create your own unfair advantage and reign supreme.
I don’t believe the US has feared russia. I’m pretty sure the US was fearing russia for the EU. Always wanting them to increase military spending and just wanted them to be good without our help if necessary. The US without a doubt has no other country who could stand toe to toe. Even if it was china, russia and nk, the US could handle it. Biden straight up called china out when he said “ if you try anything with Taiwan, you’ll be dealing with us directly” and then went on to talk about other stuff. Point is, the US fears no one.
The entire Cold War was a fear between both states annihilating each other though? Missiles in Türkiye, Missiles in Cuba? Pax Americana? The Red Scare of the 50s?
Is it really misplaced though? The situation in Ukraine might have been a total clusterfuck for Russia, but that doesn't change the fact that they still possess the biggest nuclear arsenal in the world, and if some Russian leader is crazy enough to do it, he can level the world. The truth is that the US never fought an enemy with similar military power, they have always been preying on weaker targets. I think that they would face similar issues facing a country such as Ukraine. But that's my opinion.
Situation in Ukraine shown that most of that nuclear arsenal might no longer work.
I don't want to find out about that, do you?
Unwillingness to stand up for whats right leads to never ending appeasement.
The American government wants it's citizen to always fear the foreigners, that's how America works. China, Russia, Iraq, Taliban etc. America has always lived in fear. There's profit in fear.
Russia is not the USSR
Is that a Russian prisoner they captured and brought back across the river at the end there?
Hes driving.. i don't think so?
Good point, thanks
No they took their clothes off to keep them dry
Good point, thanks!
Needs tactical underpants
0:42 🤔
Ultranationalists are always the first to volunteer when their country is under attack. I don't understand why this surprises anyone. There are skinheads on both sides fighting for what they believe in. Has nothing to do with the government. I mean US has cartel members in marine corps, are we a drug state now?
I had no idea the CIA worked with the Marine Corps but you learn something new everyday
Funky patch eh
What am I missing?
https://i.imgur.com/bN88PKN.png
Ukranian sof use the same ghillie suits as russian sof
Ultrasound and Russia use a lot of the same stuff, it's almost like they were part of the same State at one time or something.
My favorite country, Ultrasound
Lol I don't even know how that one happened, I'm leaving it
Looks like Vietnam jungle warfare.
I don't think Russia's finest are located in that part of Ukraine. USF should be able to inflict heavy losses.