U.S. Enemies Will HATE this video...
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- 🇺🇸 The U.S. has many enemies, but why can't they defeat America? 🌍💥 Despite the rise of China, the U.S. remains the world's most powerful nation, with unmatched military spending and strong alliances like NATO. From vast coastlines guarded by a powerful navy to self-sufficiency in food and energy, the U.S. is nearly impossible to invade. Watch to discover why America's enemies will hate this video! 💪🛡️🇺🇸
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Abraham Lincoln famously observed that no foreign power could ever destroy America --- and that only Americans themselves could be the authors of their defeat. How right he was.
Just like it happened with Rome. The Barbarian invasions happened because Rome weakened itself with civil wars
Yes no enemy can beat America but only America itself and the bs they are fed.
@@rpgbb So far, we've still only had ONE Civil War, and that was nearly two centuries ago. We're not even close to tearing ourselves to pieces, no matter what the internet media tries to tell you.
@@rpgbb Well, the US isn't in the habit of having a civil war every 2-3 years.
Russia is the most likely candidate, as when Putin dies - the entire country will go to shit.
This is just the thing you get when you rely on one "strongman" to rule your country. Russia always had this serf mentality that lead them from Tsar Nicholas, to Lenin, to Stalin, to Kruschev, to Brezhnev, and to Gorbachov. Now it's Putin's turn.
@@rpgbbmany contributing factors to Rome’s collapse but it was weakened internally which allowed the mass barbarian migrations yes.
Wow! Very informative video. As a Mexican-American from Colorado I have come to realize one thing. Even through all the hard times we’re currently going through, the USA is still the greatest country on earth. Which is exactly the reason why I joined the Marines. I will gladly lay down my life and fight for her against anyone or anything wanting to do her harm.
LET FREEDOM RING…
GOD BLESS THE USA! 🇺🇸
God bless you. BTW, I think you will like like a recent video by The Fat Electrician. The title is: The Real Rambo - Roy Benavidez - The Green Beret That Took On An Army With Just A Knife
@@hemetsonshine thank you I’ll have to check it out. Sounds interesting!
Semper Fi mac, and thank you for service!
Sir, yes, sir! 🫡
a pathetically childish video, like, nukes dont exist, like at all
As a US citizen the poll that showed only 55% of Americans would stay and fight I find ridiculous. That sounds like a poll taken from a neighborhood in San Francisco or somewhere similar. I find 75+% more realistic.
Hell, even if it were just 2%. 2% of 300 million is 6 million. That’s still bigger than any army on the planet. But 75%?! Man, I almost feel bad for our enemies.
I agree with you my friend, percentage would be much higher I believe
Agreed
I can assure you that San Franciscans are more patriotic than those living in red states supporting Trump. We stand for the Constitution and the rule of law and will fight for that.
To put it another way... if rednecks armed with AR-15s invaded NY and CA, they'd be badly outnumbered by gangbangers armed with Saturday night specials.
Imagine a World ruled by China, Russia, Iran or NK. God bless America!
God is NOT ON ANY COUNTRY'S SIDE
Maybe you wanted to go back to colonial time😂😂😂
You are a patriot
Lots of American experts who want to see Russia China ruling the world 😂😂
I wonder if they could stage as many fascist coups as you guys did 😊
Your closing remarks are absolutely correct. Who benefits from a divided America besides the actual enemy?
We are doing our enemies bidding by all of the internal divisiveness & corruption going on in our government and within our judiciary. Unless we come to our senses no will have to invade us…..We will destroy ourselves from within! ……..Follow the money!!!
it depends on what you mean by a "divided" America, if you count the latest social controversies, red vs blue parties, gender issues and inequality as having a "divided" America then... the CEOs of the largest companies seem to benefit a lot
@@damiang888 simple,just look at history.The nation now known as the Russian Federation has ALWAYS been antagonistic toward the west, aside from the period immediately following the collapse of the USSR when the struggle between the remaining Commisars and the newly empowered Oligarchs was going on...I stand by my statement and now have reservations as to your own motivations here.
@@kennyhagan5781 antagonistic towards the west or towards the US? and how far back in history do you mean? are we talking tsars here?
True, yet the silent enemy we can't see are those working for the Globalists to destroy America from within.
As a Canadian, I really appreciate having the USA as a friendly neighbour
We love you guys, and you know you got nothing to worry about. Anyone foolish enough to invade Canada would also have NATO right there helping.
friendly master*
I like how Canada shows us how devastating Progressive policies can be and why we can never allow a progressive rise to power in the US .
We love you too bro
Ah, you're great! We love you as the brother you are and nobody's coming after you.
You missed a small fact about our energy imports. Of all the oil we import, ~60% of it comes from Canada. So unless our enemies turn Canada against us, we'd be just fine.
The USA is a net exporter of oil and fuel, were basically energy independent.
@@toddburgess5056
Also, much of the imports are crude oil that gets processed in US oil refineries and then resold as usable fuel and materials. Sort of like importing wood and exporting furniture. Value added.
@@toddburgess5056 Not quite, but if we stop exporting, we'd only have a 5-9% shortfall.
Canada would never turn on its closest Allie the United States
That's essentially heavy crude we're short.
With the amount of hate, discontent, and firearms with which we kill ourselves, I'd feel sorry for any invading force that suddenly gave us something to focus our fire on....
F A C T S
I'm sure the Americans can find a country to focus their fire on , they usually can.
Soooo....where ya from buddy?
This and all the reasons in the video are why our enemies are working so hard to make America enter into another civil war.
They can't destroy us, so they have to get us to destroy ourselves.
Why else would Russia try to financially influence the NRA?
Anyone who was around 9/11 knows this first hand. The bloodlust was real.
Back when Russia invaded Ukraine, it really made me think for the first time how all of us in the "Western world" are members of a single cultural heritage. Russia dropped its pretense at peace, China revealed just how far they'd go to support Russia in a war. I'm from the US, I love my country, and I love our European brothers. We are all of one family, and our foes from without are trying to tear us apart. Let's not let them.
Some Europeans hate USA. Don't listen to them. Look at the history USA clearly stopped Russia from taking over Europe after hitler. Marshall plan worked out perfect. We should understand that we are strong allies
Hey man, let's not allow anything about Europe (we aren't in Europe) vs. whoever - if you live in the US I know you know good Americans who are of Chinese heritage and Russian, Ukraine, and all sorts of heritage. It is the true melting pot that despite our internal disagreements that we agree upon we still thrive. That's what makes us Americans.
Russia truly did drop any peace stance when they attacked their neighbor to take territory (and destroy it beforehand? Don't they think Ukrainians are Russians, but you destroy their people and places to live and be educated?)
@@smthcrazythis^^^ it’s not about heritage or ancestry. It’s about collaboratives and ideas.
They attacked Ukraine because they didn’t want NATO setting up shop on there border like they love to do. Puppet government was installed. The civilians paid the price though.
The biggest pieces of No.2s ever on this planet is mother England (UUK - Un-United Kingdom) and her spawn/progeny of US of A and cousins around the globe.
It is an illusion of a united family. You've got the haves who will have more and have nots who will have less.
The rich and elite of the US of A, would like to say thank you to the people of this best country in world, for contributing to the spectacular growth of our personal wealth and to the massive profits of the companies we own/have shares with, while China/Russia/Japan own so much of our 34 trillion-dollar debt and rising.
Also, for being so patriotic about it.
Keep up the good work, boys and girls.
The whole world on this planet is one family: humanity, not just US of A and EU and UUK.
as a Canadian I appreciate have the U.S. as our only physical Neighbour. As well, I might point out with the NORAD agreement, if someone tried to invade the U.S. they wouldn't be fighting just the U.S., but Canada as well. That's an additional 41 million people and the other half of the continent for the military to maneuver in.
im a Filipino and you could include me to that 55% of US civilian that will figth for their country USA..God Bless America!!!!
I wish I could afford to visit there. I hear it's beautiful.
As an alaskan i can say that russia/china would also have to fight more than people who don’t give a crap about the cold. AKA the mountains and uh, the wild life
Philippines deserves to have protection from US because of China trying to steal islands.
@@emmettkennedy8388 I was just telling my girlfriend about Putin saying we need to give Alaska back and how hilarious that was. Everybody their owns a long range of weapon and knows how to use it haha and like you said unlimited natural danger to an outsiders life, they would probably die quickly not knowing how to traverse Alaska.
@@johnnycorn7225 I've said this before, and I'm not afraid to say it again. After what we are seeing Russia accomplish against Ukraine: I DARE Russia to try and invade Alaska! lol
The Top position lgoes to, the one and only USA keep it that way. Democracy rules! Peacè, from the UK 🇬🇧
If I'm honest, the USA has increased its advantage in the economy,militarily and technologically in recent years. China has an economic crisis, demographics, real estate market, which makes it difficult for them to compete with the USA. Russia has the same problem. The USA is actively strengthening its dominance and influence. They are talking about a defense pact with Saudi Arabia. Besides, I don't see a country that would actually be able to compete with the USA - the Soviet Union was a serious competitor but failed
Saudi Arabia didn’t renew their dollar deal with the US and seems to be siding with BRICS against dollar hegemony but besides that I agree with you.
@@skyw8248 in a sense, yes, but I heard that there were no such agreements because I read something or it seemed to me, but when discussing Saudi Arabia, if it signs a defense treaty with the US, the US will gain bases, remember also that the US dollar constitutes over 60% of the foreign exchange reserve and over 90% of the trade the extension of the agreement may affect the dollar but the dollar is strong in the index it is 105 and there is no other currency that could replace the dollar brics will have problems in the future even now they are internal such as disputes between India and China, Saudi and Iran or most of the brics countries are related with the west like india or brazil but the g7 still has an advantage and is strengthening it over the brics but they do not pose a geopolitical threat due to other problems
I think it’s important to notice that other countries like Russia and china have a lot lower wages which means even though their military budgets is lower they do get a lot more per dollar spent..
All that is true, but America still has Trump and his supporters to deal with. Thanks to Russia and China.
@@mateuszpitala9458
Is it sarcasm?
USA USA USA, couldn't ask for a better big bro 🇬🇧
Technically, you're our parent 🫡
You are the dad. Not a big bro.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Thanks "dad".We are brothers in arms.
@@kevinpresley3136 😂😂😂😂😂
US citizens also have their own paramilitary groups too, not funded by the US military or government, but American civilians fund themselves and trained themselves. Ive seen some, they have military gears and guns too.
How's their navy? I saw a guy trying to weld himself a submarine.
@@Pclav If cartels can build ghetto subs for drug smuggling, ordinary Americans could absolutely build their own naval vessels. They can't build a cruiser or battleship yeah, they don't have the access, but even a little 14-footer is plenty useful in war
To quote Yamamoto, when asked what he thought of the possibility of invading the mainland US, "There would be a rifle behind every tree, bush and blade of grass."
Or in my case, 2 archery bows and a crossbow.
Or literally every inch of land
Our only greatest weakness is corrupt politicians and lobbyists.
a bit of an exaggeration, you haven't seen corruption in Russia and China
Watching this makes everyone proud to be an American.
The only way you might be able to invade the USA is through US/mexico border but you would need to conquer Mexico first which wouldn't be hard if you let the cartels continue there trade while under occupation. But even then the invaders not only will have armed US troops but armed Civilians to deal with as well. And geography would make it hell
@@TokerJoker420 I could see the Mexican government being rendered ineffective by a narco coalition. Then an organized force might be able to use the chaos to work its way up the coast into California.
@@fearoffema yep China and Russia would use them as a advantage causing chaos and allowing enemy troops to move in this would send the US defence into panic mode
Proud to be an ally as well
@@fearoffemaUnlikely, cartels are not strong to be able to counter and army. They lack numbers and heavy weapons, they can only create mayhem which would be worse for their business model.
It takes the authors 18 minutes 40 secs to mention the most important factor. The alliances. There is no point in doing a top 10 on who spends what without considering whom is allied to whom.
The greatest threat to America is the poor government and the discontent.
No, America is the greatest threat to America
and a probably civil war
@@mauriciorivero No civil war. The American Civil War saw concentrations of pro- and anti-slavery very clearly divided in the South and North of the country. Today, conservatives and liberals, while also being outnumbered by moderates/independents, are spread around the country. Even the reddest or bluest of states still have 30-35% of the other side in them. There are no heavy concentrations of one side or the other that would effectively take over an entire state.
Number #1 poor Russia Putin threat to world and Russia want stole land in world..
Are you saying that America's government is poor.They allowcated 880 billion dollars of their GDP towards the military and all equipment behind them for 24.More than the next top 11 countries combined and still leaving 28 billion to boot.
Fun fact; the US Navy was founded to stop pirates cus we wouldnt pay the tribute for commercial ships to not be robbed. As history has shown, do not mess with American boats. We tend to not like that.
The Houthis seem to be unaware.
Their NOT messing with American ships!
@@SteveBeneWe prefer not to beat poor countries into submission. However we do subscribe to the FAFO method of operation.
@@jaysonwallker1648 exactly lol it's like people are not aware that our escort ships have the ability to identify instantly where the missiles were launched from and send some ordinance right back. The space around those boats is very closely monitored by multiple satellites and coordinates are constantly being registered and calculated for possible counter strikes. Fafo indeed.
@SteveBene they attacked, but did no damage and were destroyed because they missed. That doesn't count. Let them f**k around and find out.
The "America bad!!!" crowd doesn't realize how bad America really would be if they acted like Russia. (They would be saying 'America bad' secretly for starters)
We keep worrying you'll start to. Or even worse, they'll make you.
@@nicholassmith7984 ---The troops really need to feel going to war is justified, and conquering territory is not a game we Americans want any part of. We will not conquer the world for our government, and the idea is laughable. If there were not about 40% of us in poverty our military would be much smaller today.
@@michaelj.beglinjr.2804 Hey wumao, the U.S. poverty rate is at 11.5%. I know this might still seem bad compared to Chinese claims of 0 poverty, until you realize that our poorest have access to more wealth than your entire middle class. US poverty floor is 15,000 USD roughly. Chinese poverty floor is 900 dollars.
Average US earnings are 60,000 USD
Average Chinese earnings are 5000 USD
Average US earnings with a degree are 114,000 USD
Average Chinese earnings with a degree are 10,800 USD
I know it hurts but may be you should consider that your government (The CCP) is not the correct organization for the job. The CCP despise you, as it despises the rest of the world. I hope you will be able to make your nation rich and vibrant once again but right now you're going down the wrong path. Also, never forget Tiananmen 1989.
For that, God bless USA! It`s a blessing that the USA is not ruled by a dictator like Emperor Palpatine and his army by Death Vader himself. Lol. That will really be an evil global state. People don`t realize how lucky we still are.
@nicholassmith7984 most Americans are very cynical about foreign wars because of the Afghan and Iraq wars. I wouldn't worry about US deployments for another decade or so. We can barely convince ourselves to help our allies let alone attack nations as Russia seems to like doing, for annexation no less.
Pro tip for any Enemies of the US, don't fuck with our boats.... ask anyone in the historty of our country.
unless your country is a ship.. ships are easy to sink
fellow habitual line crosser enjoyer?
Unless you are Israel....
Смотри бургером не подавись, гагагагагага
Yeah, we'll fkn go to war over our boats.DONT MESS WITH OUR BOATS!!!
This missed one of the biggest advantages. The US has 300 million people who collectively own 400 million guns. An American insurgency would make every insurgency in the world combined look like a kids birthday party.
someone didn’t watch the full video
@@darkcharge4206😂😂😂
Not critical, unless you are addicted to coffee. California has a budding coffee industry. Not much yet, but due to high interest it has begun. And thanks to 2020 lockdown, many in my neighborhood started gardening. When the price of eggs went up, many added chickens to their food growing operations. It has been a fabulous having excess organic produce and eggs passed around. And thanks to all this sharing my neighborhood has a fabulous neighborhood watch. All this has created a good foundation for our community and, by extension, our military.
Good point. Coffee producing countries would be our first to conquer.
I'm glad I'm not a coffee drinker
@@Istandby666 LOL. My alternative is Yerba mate, an herbal tea with caffeine. And I can grow it myself.
Many don't want to join the military to fight overseas, comfortable in our bubble but if the enemy comes here, everybody all in and they will unite America like it was 1776 again.
“The Americans are a very lucky people. They're bordered to the north and south by weak neighbors, and to the east and west by fish.” - Otto von Bismarck
Forgot to mention that nuclear bombs are technically the "Factory data reset" button for our civilization.
Never mind "Factory Data Reset". Try "Suicide"
No, it's the full format for life on the planet.
The only coast not protected by mountains is the Gulf of Mexico. And that swath going north from the Gulf goes through the South and Midwest. Where most of the guns are. Good luck.
IThe Gulf coast is actually the worst place for an amphibious invasion. It's logistically impossible to overcome because of Cuba and the Yucatan Peninsula.
Even if an enemy force was able to punch through those areas they would be in be constant fear of their troops becoming cut off for resupply.
Let's not forget my birthplace in North Florida on the coast, Eglin Air Force Base, the largest in the world. It's absolutely teeming with raptors hornets falcons eagles and spookies and that's just what's in the air flying. Yeah, last place you'd wanna attack, like.....ever.
I mean the US has a true Blue Water Navy, nobody else currently owns one. They have Brown water Navies.
Thats nothing. Russia has a true ocean floor fleet!
@@Youbetternowatchthis yep
The UK and France have blue water Navies
@@Youbetternowatchthis because their ships sank? I don't get it "true ocean floor force".
@@CommonSenserules1981 They do but much smaller. Either way, they are allies hence creating more trouble to whoever face them.
to be honest Im glad that the US is our ally ..greetings from Poland
I'm glad Poland is our ally--you took a lot of punishment from Germany and USSR in WW2, stood up for your freedom in the Cold War, and back Ukraine now.
Poland is strong 💪… when Ukraine is free… in the future they will be strong 💪 too…
I’m sad that Finland is in NATO now…😟
@@kallekas8551 Cope, Putinist
As an American, it's also comforting to see Poland and South Korea getting along so well. We have the best allies. Putin has to settle for North Korea, Iran and a China that is linked to us at the hip economically and won't give him anything for free.
Another thing about the US is that we fight but don't keep unless it's already ours.
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Is that supposed to be a joke? 😂
You might want to look into the history of Hawaii, California, Guam, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, American Samoa, The Northern Mariana Islands, the Dominican Republic, Cuba, the Philippines, Liberia, and Haiti. And that’s ignoring that the US’s original colonies did nothing but slaughter neighboring native nations and then steal their land. 😂
Not quite. We kept Guam and Puerto Rico for example. However the residents of those islands are free to vote for full independence at any time. We don't want to be a colonial power anymore.
What are you doing occupying oil fields of Syria, as we speak, then?
Speek softly and carry a big stick. The US doesn't need massive numbers to be effective.
As Americans, we’ve definitely forgotten the “speak softly” bit, we be loud out here 😂
Don't forget about the 80 million gun owners and their 120 million guns.
He mentioned them in the video.
Not to mention the very high numbers of military vets that would literally be a already trained battle hardened militia force without the military rules of engagement
I wonder why the leftist democrats are hell bent on trying to take them away from us, makes me think they are helping our enemies.
That cuts both ways. Many who said they would flee, will fight.
I agree. Once they realize that there is really no place else to go, they will fight.
US spends more than 1.5 Trillion which isn't disclosed publicly
Taken from productive people.
On rubbish
China also SPENDS MORE than 1 trillion us dollars in secret, which is also a CONCERN!!!!
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Black ops
I agree we overspend but when it comes to military it does give a piece of mind
400 million guns in civil hands 20 million in the army and 8k in civil peacekeepers. Yeah... America is impossible to take from outside forces. the only way would be from the inside.
There are armed police and security officers numbering around 2 million as well. 😮
Even that is not possible.
@@Bio54633
Civil war
@@constantinethecataphract5949 No civil war is going to happen. The US military will crush it in no time.
And that is what China/Russia is trying to do. Attack USA with misinformation, try to destabilize and setup people against each other. That is their most powerful weapon.
As a half-American, I actually was surprised to see that South Korea was so high on the list tbh. Still tho, I’m glad to hear it.
The scale of what the USA can do if they decided to go all in into wartime economy is scary😱😱
True
What is usually overlooked is that it is not the USA that folks get annoyed by; it’s the corrupt American Corporations behaving abysmally that causes much of the problems.
If our enemies get boots on the ground here, they'll just die to the sound of freebird and cotton eye joe.
Well they won’t ever get their boots on our ground. 🇺🇸
Don't worry buddy, you'd be playing fallout IRL before anyone would bother getting their boots on your needle infested ground.
I was thinking Fortunate Son. 😂
@@dushas9871 Russia will be an even worse wasteland than it already is, komrade 😂😂😂
@@fabriciomarques8663 sure thing buddy, meanwhile you can scare some russian kids by showing them some footage of your zombie infested streets, that's something they've never seen in their lives.
as american we need to end the wars and create a single earth nation without worrying about our differences & not be enemies
Now that’s a good American here
Sounds like a one world govt
That's exactly what the deep state wants
One world government? Yeah that can’t go horribly wrong
That's not possible
Even all big countries being democracies would work. We could put all that military money into other things
I love watching the body cam and dash cam police videos, and usa's police force is also a very capable defence force. God bless America
This is basically a Powerpoint presentation on why the USA can't have free health care.
The title of this video is a great way to farm Russian bots and US-haters! More comments mean the video will get more views!
I love the USA btw! ♥️🇺🇲♥️🇺🇲
Is this a way to say "Everyone I hate is a Ruzzian bot"
not only bots from Russia but also from China
The divide between the American people from the democratics and republicans and the overall political system is definitely a problem for the us.
Countries have always underestimated USA. And they’ve learned tough lessons, Germany, Japan, North Korea, even Vietnam. When USA gets in war gear, god have mercy!
The USA didn't win in Vietnam look up the real history.
I LOVE THIS VIDEO, IT'S Incredibly informative & thought-provoking. I enjoy every video from you, that I can find, they are all incredible, thanks for a fantastic Channel, and thanks for producing these informative & entertaining.
The US share of global GFP has increased in recent years. The EU has declined to smaller than the US and CCP incompetence has wrecked the Chinese economy.
the USA's share in nominal GDP is 26% and it is growing, while China's is falling
Hawaii , home to the US Pacific Command also has highways leading to military base in H-1(goes to the Army's base, H-2 (goes to pearl harbor) and H-3 goes to the Marine base. Also the big island has some military resources.
It's not all a matter of what is publicly disclosed but what isn't...
"A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." - see once our enemy gets by our military forces - we the people armed to the teeth rise up and get very busy
So what about Hunter?
Except the 2nd ammendment is to protect the state, not the individual
Us pro gun people were hoping he won. Republicans are just in an alliance with pro gun people and they screwed us with bump stock bans and bipartisan anti gun legislation. Basically, Republicans treat pro gun people the way democrats treat black people. Basically saying "we are better than the other guys".
@@EMendonca-mp2mfAmerica's hunters are pretty well versed. Lots of untouched wilderness areas to maintain game numbers keeps them in practice. 👍
This video makes me proud to be an American 🇺🇸🇺🇸
"$800B military budget" sounds great but if you look at where the money actually goes, like 50% of that goes to benefits & pay for service members. Idk the exact amount but it's roughly half the defense budget that actually goes towards military equipment or weapons
THATS WHAT THEY WANT YOU TO THINK.
Ike's vision for an interstate system was solidified by Germany's autobahn.
To be fair, that's where Ike got the idea in the first place.
It was actually a part of Strategic Air Command (SAC) and 1 out of every 5 miles is straight to land nuclear equipped bombers B-52s and their like.
He should mention civilians have weapons as well... 😂
He did.
US civilians also have their own paramilitary groups too, not supported by the US government, they fund themselves.
@3n51y 🤣🤣🤣🤣
How many of those weapons can stand up to military grade weapons
I remember seeing something on how much America has invented in the last 100 years and it’s insane. Airplanes, nukes, internet, cell phones, social media, drones, microchips, and i could go on. Probably got some wrong but it’s wild to think about.
Helicopters, shuttles, fast food
It is incredible how much America has invented, but you got a few wrong bro a lot of things were also invented by the brits. Internet was made by a brit, nuke research was started by the brits then under us the brits helped them build it in the US, drones also first invented in Britain in WW1
The youtube Natasha and Debbie did a thing on what the the Brits invented and its basically the modern world.Well worth a watch
@buzzy1011
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I saw an interview with the guy who runs the skunk works….they asked him about the technology that was secret… this was around 10 years ago…. He said I can’t tell you what we have… I can tell you.. imagine from today what you know.. what you think we will have in 50 years….. okay…… we have things that are a hundred years beyond that….he also mentioned that anti gravity was developed in the 1950’s…. We could have floating cars now…. But there’s things about it that makes it not safe……. Developing all this secret stuff takes money… that’s why you here about military spending 500 dollars on toilet seats or 300 dollar hammers….
@@ChrisJWarburton USA created the Internet
Our downfall will be ourselves.
I'm American, but I think we're fat, stupid, and weak. We need to be stronger, smarter, and more united.
strong yes the strongest in the world wise also united too but you need to work on it
That is true for part of the population...
@@mateuszpitala9458 Yeah, I'm a bit of a psycho too - I would think Sparta should work out more if I lived there. Still, relying on expensive toys and tons of money will backfire on us if we rest on our laurels. We need to be strong in every way possible. We can't be too cocky.
@@woahhbro2906 I understand that it is important to look at the fact that China has an economic crisis that it cannot cope with and its population is also falling
Wait till someone touches one of our boats
Also, as an American Veteran i can say with absolute certainty that I have individuals I know that probably have more freedom utensils than their local reserve depots or even I dare say some of the smaller military bases.
They also have a broad network of other fellow veterans that will in fact stand up if we got invaded. You take and count all of our veterans that have this type of mindset and our local boots on the ground military and militia will triple.
@ 1:56 Most of the $32.4 billion spent by the Department of Energy is spent on providing the plutonium and tritium and initiators needed to manufacture nuclear weapons, and guarding and maintaining existing nuclear weapons. The DOE handles most of the production of the weapons and then hands them over to the military to deploy them. To quote from the May 7, 2024 Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists: "In this issue of the Nuclear Notebook, we estimate that the United States maintains a stockpile of approximately 3,708 warheads-an unchanged estimate from the previous year. Of these, only about 1,770 warheads are deployed, while approximately 1,938 are held in reserve. Additionally, approximately 1,336 retired warheads are awaiting dismantlement, giving a total inventory of approximately 5,044 nuclear warheads." IOW, there are more nukes not deployed than actually are deployed, and the DOE has to handle those 3274 weapons very,very carefully.
“America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves.”
― Abraham Lincoln (attributed but probably not completely accurate, but the point of the quote remains poignant)
another point that gets missed when showing mitary personal numbers is that there are millions of retired but still active aged former military loaded to the teeth with weapons that would be able to either go back into the military or just defend this country from a inland invasion with the other millions of citizens loaded to the teeth as well.
Im glad for my country. I hope it continues to be as responsible and helpful as it has been since the end of ww2.
The cynic in me can’t help but wonder how many of those countries in NATO truly would come to defend the United States
The only time Article 5 was activated by NATO was after 9/11 and most members, as well as other nations including Russia, came to America's aid in time of need. It is good to have allies so we should look to strengthen our NATO ties as well as other strategic ties well into the future for just such occasions.
Remember Afganistan? Think you were alone there? NATO members would surely help, but probably in different ways as the video suggests.
Nato Article 5 after 9/11 ???
Remember that ??
All of NATO joined the US in Afghanistan.
And several NATO countries as well as UKRAINE joined the US in Iraq. 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️
You forgot the amount of civilians who have guns in Texas who have been waiting for an opportunity such as this
It’s fight or flight and Americans ain’t known for cardio eyyyyyy 👊🏻
As my doctor once said, focus on muscle/strength training. Your opponent won’t care about your cardio ability when they are already laid out in the mat KO’d. Cardio: HIGHLY overrated.
Ok, i really have to ask?, what military equipment exactly Russia or China does better than US, those countries literally copy everything from states.
Almost everyone in the Mid-West would stay and fight. We are the hunters, and don't think about going through the Southern states.
The only people I see fleeing are the big city people, New York, Los Angeles, Seattle, and most of Florida.
From the Appalachian mountains to the Grand canyon. You come mess with us and we have places to hide your body, no one would have ever known you were there.
I learned to shoot a gun when I was 9. My grandfather had over 50 World War 2 guns all over the house. This was back in the 80's.
Russia couldn't even make it through Alaska. The civilians would end the war before it began.
Utah, Wyoming and Idaho have some tough cowboys too 🇺🇸
You really don’t know Florida. Maybe Miami would be chicken but the rest of the state is pretty bad ass
On a side note, I'm told, and it's not mentioned in this video concerning the Interstate Highway System, one of the major requirements was that in every constructed number of miles of the Interstate a specific distance of 5k to 10k feet had to be straight road so it could be used as an emergency landing stripe by the Air Force in the event of the loss of access to an air base in the general vicinity. The idea was borrowed from the Europeans that did this using farm fields in WWII.
Nobody ever talks about how much of that budget goes towards paying the troops. I don't know the figure, but I expect it's quite a big one, and if you compare that to what the Russians or Chinese pay their troops then those budgets are going to be a lot more properly comparable. As for the rest of it? Yeah, most of it goes to DoD... but how much of that then goes to the defence contractors who have a well-documented history of inflating costs and cranking profits? I'd wager a lot.
Your final note in the video is the real problem: internal division. I think there's a significant concern that at least one of the US's enemies could easily exploit the political and cultural conflict inside the US to promote a domestic terrorist movement all the way up to a full-blown civil war. At that point, allies might be torn between which faction to support, or might "stay out of an internal conflict," and enemies could send "peacekeeping" forces that could instead specifically support their favored civil war faction. Add in an armed civilian body, and the possibility of splitting the military into two self-destructive factions. You might have different factions controlling food supply vs military production.
Suddenly, half the impressive advantages disappear, and the other half become potential weaknesses.
The most important thing, as far as I'm concerned, is that our military _appears_ to be faithful to the rule of law and the ideals and principles upon which the United States was founded. If the military remains loyal to true representative government, neither bowing to tin-pot dictators nor terrorist manipulation, then an outright civil war is essentially impossible; the US military is simply too powerful for a civilian rebellion to succeed. As a result, it is _absolutely imperative_ that we protect and preserve the moral integrity of the armed forces; they are not loyal to the President, they are loyal to _the United States,_ and if the President orders them to do something that is contrary to their conscience and to the laws of the United States and the international laws of war, they MUST refuse those orders. Doesn't matter who's sitting in that chair.
Congratulations. Now you understand where the danger with MAGA and Tru*p is.
Just imagine if he would be pro Russia while Russia wants to destroy NATO and the US.... 🙄🙄
"The American Dream"
ALL, NOT most, of the U.S. Navy's submarines are nuclear powered. Japan landed troops on Alaskan Islands in WW-II.
what didn't land in alaska
Technically... The US WAS invaded in WWII. The Japanese invaded and occupied a couple islands in the Aleutians in Alaska. We eventually sent them packing, but sometimes I wonder why we bothered.
We did have german u-boats off E coast and in Caribbean sinking alot of tonnage of merchant ships.
And Japanese excursions off W coast.
Incendiary balloons as well.
And a large number of spys particularly german some Japanese and other nations as well.
It was meant be a diversion. If I remember correctly, it was to throw the US off from Midway and focus in the wrong area.
“Why we bothered?”
Talk about a lack of critical, multi-level thinking…
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I for one would fight along with our military to defend our country. I raised my kids with the same sentiment. And my kids are raising thier children in the same way. America, home of free and the brave. ⚔️🇺🇲
Media literacy is our most dangerous vulnerability. It will be our downfall.
When you have the kind of politicians you have in the USA .you don't need enemies 😂
Yes i believe the the USA is.the best hands down❤❤❤❤
Why does it keep losing to barefoot farmers?
@@SteveBeneSame reason everyone else did, it's not worth it.
True! GOD Bless ! 🙏🏻
“To be an enemy of America can be dangerous, but to be a friend is fatal.”
- Henry Kissinger
Its NATO allies and EU just learn this lesson
Kinda the worst guy to be quoting
Kissinger was a war criminal, not the person I'd be quoting.
Every nation has it's pros and cons, on balance the USA has far, far more pros. Call me naive, call me dumb, its all good, but personally I'm glad they're a force for good (most of the time). Thanks USA.
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One issue overlooked is the use of EMP (Electromagnetic Pulse) to destroy our power grid. A nuclear explosion in space could create a large pulse of electricity that could devastate our transformers and power lines, as well as the equipment attached to them. This could cripple us. Of course, our enemies also know that we have submarines that could destroy them, should they attack us. Still, it's something to keep in mind - we're vulnerable in this way.
Militarily Strong, but it’s ill-willed, until it becomes less politically partisan, the will of the people is determined by politics.
That's exactly what politics is for though, so...
@@michaelj.beglinjr.2804 if things were less partisan the military would be stronger
In 1967 we (the US) spent *8.97%* of our GDP ($861.70B) on defense, imagine if we did that today, we spend less than *3.5%* of our GDP on defense...
If we really wanted to demonstrate our economic and military might, we could spend 8.97% of our current GDP on defense (even for a single year) that would send a *VERY* loud message to our enemies that you can't touch this...
...that would be more than *$2 TRILLION* in the US Defense Budget....
No invasion on its soil? The War of 1812 says differently.
Modern, bud.
America hasn't lost a war since Vietnam. Afghanistan they just left peacefully so it wasn't even challenged. That's like one loss in 200 years.
The more modern wasn't used I double checked.
@@kieragard it was the same with Vietnam
These bots have to go back to 1812 to try and discredit the USA 😂
USA is the country of the brotherhood of the quest. It always wins! The universal brotherhood will defend their great work! The country of universal democracy! Fidelity Fidelity Fidelity
Russia isn't 2nd anymore😂
2nd in ukraine
Even if the bad guys get through all those defences. The bad guys will have to contend with the 350 million plus guns held by the private citizens.
Awesome video
Diplomacy fails when the enemy believes that they can do as they wish without consequence. In which case we resort to superior firepower. Russia has stepped out of line by attacking their neighbor, and China is not sure if they want to follow suit. We are a country that is very diverse, and when United, we become unstoppable.
Just hope we don’t nuke each other
A house divided cannot stand.
If it wasn't for the USA, the world would be in the SHIT
Well it is-everywhere US invaded
Depends
@@JDXY7justified invasion is what America did first Iraq war was cos saddam invaded his neighbour and America went in and helped Kuwait and in 2003 when we invaded because of 9.11 so American used to help the Middle East but terrorist have brainwashed loads sad really
Iraq had nothing to do with 911 Iraq threatened to sell oil in Euro and not US Dollar and Bush just wanted to finish what father started
Without the British you mean, the US didn't even want to enter any of the wars that shaped the times we are in now. The wanted to do nothing and was fairly weak militarily, it was the British that stood up for the free world fighting into a stale mate while the rest of the free world fell.
Can you please do the same China and Russia, this is super interesting
feel so much SAFER after watching this⚛😀
@@FrankOdonnell-ej3hd what’s with your obsession with the atom/science logo? ⚛️
@@YokaiX don't like it? just means I'm a nonbeliever who 's pro-science
Yes, this is mission impossible, but they can try.
The "Backdoor to War" theory no longer matters. Those events are ancient history. Anyone who would have been part of such a decision is dead and gone, and policy has moved on far, FAR since then. It's a sleeping mystery that we may as well just leave asleep.
Silly notion. The US has the three largest Air Forces and their planes are known to work.