Yep, though Abraham Lincoln did say: "America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and loss our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves."
Be very, very aware that our enemies asked this question at a drawing board before..."If we can't beat them physically aka militarily then how else might we beat them?" Answer is collapse from within.
When he mentioned that citizens might join the fight to defend the motherland i literally laughed out loud... regular citizens wouldn't just join the fight they would want to be the front lines. I live rural midwest and I can tell you right now you would see farm trackers turned into tanks with machine guns on top.... thats just the start.
Despite all of the machismo rhetoric, most people don’t want to actually fight, and wouldn’t. At best, something like 15%~ of the fit-for-service population would actually volunteer if we got invaded. And anyone who does want to fight is much better off running down to the nearest recruiting station the moment they see the news headline about the US being invaded. Citizens forming private militias are never going to be as effective as professional soldiers.
No. Rome was conquered from without, by "barbarians" and sundry invaders. Civilizations don't actually commit suicide, they may weaken themselves considerably by bad government, but there is always an invading force that delivers the deathly blow.
@@LegoBeachtrooper Libertarians, greens, and socialists are also keen on dividing the country. They’re all just incredibly irrelevant because there are so few Americans who care about what they have to say.
@Doan Nguyen I'm really impressed by what you wrote and personality. I also admire your good sense of humor here. I don't normally write in the comment section, but I think you deserve this complement....I'd like to be your friend if you don't mind, how are you doing today?
I am a legal immigrant and now a full-pledged US citizen, so my perspective is coming from that. What I have observed from US-born Americans is that, they can be kind, nice and smiling. They are also the most generous people on earth. Many would donate to just about anyone who needs help even if they are not rich themselves. But if their way of life, livelihood and existence are threatened, their enemies will know hell. It will not matter their creed, race, political affiliation or religion. They are not pushovers.
While our military may have been a bit over extending in foreign affairs at times for the most part we haven't been trying to destroy or take over the earth by military force. Preety impressive a global super power actually wants to make the world better instead of just forcing people using war. I think Russians and Chinese people actually see this and decided long ago to get on the earth team. Hopefully we can all continue to get along but my thinking is that future strain on global resources will lead to confrontation weather we like it or not and the entire world might fight over a few small resource rich areas which is a shame if it comes to that. The solar system is abundant with resources and energy if we only worked together we can reach those potential milestones which could set us on an intergalactic pathway. There is a math question here, are the chances we develop fast enough to achieve that goal in the realm of possibility before we begin being resource starved and fight ourselves to mutual death?
Could not agree more. I'm a red blooded American who's traveled abroad extensively. I love my home and my country. I love my neighbors. I'll give you the shirt off of my back if you need it, I'll give you money if you need it. I volunteer in charitable organizations constantly, etc. However, if you attack me, my family or my home, you will be forced to deal with the business end of a .40 cal and/ or AR 15.
Yup! That's 100% correct and I find it funny other countries think otherwise but that's nothing new they thought the same thing in WW2. And as far as citizens go what was it that the Japanese general/commander? said in WW2 about invading the US would be impossible because there would be a rifle behind every blade of grass although I believe I heard that was actually never said it still holds true.
Any airspace within Canada is also protected vigilantly, by both Canada and the USA with Norad. Norad houses both Canadian and US troops that both live together and work together, I have family that are Canadian that are serving in Colorado and Alaska. The rocky mountain range also extends all the way up to Northern Canada. It doesn't end in the US. If an invasion in the US happened you can best believe Canadians would be down in the US fighting the invaders alongside the US. We are family and we have just as much to lose because we all live on the same continent.
The appalachian moutains also ends in Canada, almost up to the st-lawrence river, then also a good 90% of the rest of the country is pure wilderness, so good luck getting a supply line in that when there is barely any roads at all for us.
@@thezomby5015 I 100% agree with you. The terrain in the Rocky mountains and Appalachians is so rugged and unforgiving that basically the only way to get to some areas is by helicopter or hiking. I was working in the Rocky mountains for a few years installing communications towers and equipment for the government and for the wireless carriers. And it was the best time of my life. Some sites would entail me getting into a helicopter and getting dropped off at the tower because it was the only way to get there.
@@youandiryan during WW1 there was fighting in the Alps, but that was one of the deadliest place to wage war, if getting fired at was not enough, then you add falling, avanlanche, hypothermia and hypoxia to the mix.
@@thezomby5015 I could not imagine going through that could you? That would be absolutely crazy. If you didn't die from falling down a mountain to your death, then you'd certainly die from being shot. I guess danger was all over the place
I've in the past year taken two trips from Florida to the midwest, Kansas, on the road. It was so rewarding to see this country is way more cohesive than this worthless media conglomerate would have us believe on national news.
Very true, we have a lovely population here and many people know what’s happening. Heard some guy talking about the push for CBDC’s not that long ago, I just work at a pizza shop. This is something we should all care about, and use this to come together!
"Citizens might join in", interesting. If we lost every big rig in the country, there are still enough pickups out there to transport every soldier with full battle gear and supplies needed for the fight.
Not in California and Washington, they’re banning sales of fuel burning vehicles. Good luck moving troops when all the charging stations have no electricity. 🤷🏻♂️ Other states will follow this moronic movement. But hey ‘merica
@@rlibby404 what happened to America in Afghanistan nonsense army i ever see why attack in Iraq kill million of people why no proof of atomic and also in Libya Vietnam nonsense army Hippocracy about Palestine stop nonsense or wait for imam Mahdi A .S biggest Jihad
True. Even if the scenario is horrible, and a ground forces or bombing campaign could penetrate say, gulf coast Texas, i could maybe imagine car dealerships releasing vehicles to authorities to use for injured or elderly civilians trying to evacuate. I really do think in such a horrible scenario like that, common people would band together by barrios, neighborhoods, blocks, even apartment complexes to fight enemy forces. As long as we could have proper modern trained, skilled, military leadership to command the field. Say a regular Army Lt. with a Sergeant First Class, to direct formations and fire control. Air Force would direct civilian aircraft for mission priority etc. Hell, as long as civilians have responsible military leadership, we can help, and fight. Assist in injured evacuations, supply delivery and guard post duty. Of course military and civil defence has already thought of these situations and has plans...I hope.
US civilians don't only have "more" guns than the military, they have WAY more guns. The military is estimated to have 4.5 million small arms. Civilians have almost 400 - 600 million, depending on who you ask, including about 20 million AR-15 style rifles. Admiral Yamamoto was supposed to have said, “I would never invade America, there is a gun behind every blade of grass." That saying holds up.
@@tetraxis3011 Where'd you see that? All estimates I'm finding are closer to 400 million, not including an extra million in the hands of law enforcement.
And depending on who gave out those numbers, that's just the ones on file. Can't forget all the firearms built by civilians using things like poly 80 kits and 3D printers that nobody but the maker even know exist!
Japan, at the height of their Imperial power, with the largest battleships ever constructed, the best aircraft carrier pilots of their time, and controlling half the pacific ocean, had no chance of taking and holding Hawaii for any anount of time in 1941, let alone the west coast
@@Paladin327 Not a safe bet. Hawaii could have been held, probably ransomed for a peace negotiation. Americans reeeeally didn't want to get into "other peoples' war".
When you mentioned how citizens would want to join in, all I could think of is my town. I live in Texas and just about everyone and their dog has a gun. Time has proven that when a disaster hits Texas, people set aside their differences to help each other out. It’s our state, and you don’t mess with Texas.
When the ‘estimated’ number of guns in the US is enough to give 1.2 guns to every member of the population, an invading ground force might be met with slight resistance by civilians. I owned several guns myself until the boating accident. Those guns now are not counted in the estimate.
@@richardsnyder893 After 9/11 Bush invaded Afghanistan in a twenty year war using the best Afghan politicians money can buy in an exercise of nation building only to be defeated by a bunch of rag tag Islamists.
I read something in Chinese before that goes something like this: An empire does not collapse due to outside forces, it collapses from the inside. Even if it seemed like it's caused by outside forces, that is because someone from the inside opened the door. I believe this comes from the Chinese's experience with the collapse of many seemingly indestructible empires. Empires come and go, it is a natural cycles. If someone were to destroy American Empire, they will guide American into self-destruction. Seems like it is on track, with the ever polarizing American society.
What's crazy to think about is that America has the TWO largest air forces in the world. The first, obviously, is the US Air Force. But the second is the US Navy, which still has more air craft than any other countries armed services
Indeed, seeing with how crazy some people have become in the USA, I bet it's easily a possibility. Certainly with how that big building got raided. Mind those armed civilians go up against each other, would mean an ezz civil war.
We do have antimony here, we just stopped mining it because it was no longer is very high demand since it was cheaper from other countries. If we really needed to get more, we could easily reopen mines
It’s basically the same way with any resource we’d need. Same was true with oil, until we decided we didn’t wanna be in the Middle East. Yet there’s still more than enough oil here to be a net exporter. Same is true with chip manufacturing, when China decided to posture against Taiwan we decided to ramp up our own chip manufacturing. The US and Canada basically have all the natural resources we’d ever need
Could you imagine the difficulty for a foreign enemy trying the take the swamps of Florida, the south side of Chicago, or Detroit. Update! Dang didn't expect this much reaction to my comment so I'll revise it. Thank y'all for the love though. The South would be difficult because I don't know how most of us live here (I live in rural North Florida) same with the rural areas of the west and midwest. I feel like the north would be hell in winter. Noreaster just freezes em out lol 😂. Long story short there's a long list of reasons no one invades America. #1 being we stay strapped.
The swamps of Florida? 😁 I live in everglades city and there is absolutely zero incentive to invade the glades lmao. If a foreign enemy attacked it would be DC and other government assets. They would take the head off first. The inner cities would be left alone but definitely cut off and starved. The CCP is buying up all kinds of farmland and real estate.
I was born in a former communist country and moved to the US when I was 10. Most people are beyond kind and ready to help anyone. The scariest thing was the day after 9/11 when everyone united. If the US was ever attacked it would undoubtly unleash a force no other country could face.
@Peter smith The logistics of a fighting force of that size would be impossible. The country would collapse instantly from within. Besides, a 300 million soldier army.. there is no way in hell that someone doesn’t sniff that shit out. World leaders would immediately see an army of that size as a threat.
We jest back and forth with y'all, but would gladly smear the guts of anyone on the walls if they tried to mess with our sister country up north. Let's be honest though. Nobody's messing with Canada. Y'all are the nicest people on earth.
@@Harrison.DuRant I know, right? Every Canadian I've met (just a few) or have seen seems friendly and chill af. They just want their hockey and maple syrup. Except that one guy that suffocated the cats and dismembered that dude. But other than that, I just imagine them all like Martin short, or a cute little snow lovin husky puppy.
First video of yours I've seen. Most importantly for me: I like how your video puts the citations in the video next to the spoken statements. I finally saw these are linked in a Google Doc. I'd appreciate if these can go in the description itself too if possible but this is already great. When using maps, wish you'd use something else that doesn't have the Mercader Projection distortions on area that makes Alaska look the size of half of the continental US. This was especially visible when you were comparing India and China starting at 8:42, saying China is slightly smaller than India while using a projection that makes China look much larger than India is jarring. Finally, glad you mentioned internal divisions at the end, as I agree that's our weakest link. Anyone seeking to divide Americans does not have our best interests at heart. Conclusion: New subscriber here!
It’s good you considered that millions and millions of Americans are also armed to the teeth, and we have MANY retired US military, police, National Guard, and patriots who would defend this land to the end.
The biggest reason the corrupt gov is trying to take peoples guns. But that will not happen. Edit: they are also provoking citizens to use guns on each other. To deep to go into here.
@@foh3138US government/military calculated that if WW3 happened, they would lose 1% of its military power daily. They will lose about 50-60% of its military power & equipment in 2 months accord to US officials & generals. If the military will lost over half of its equipment and power in 2 months the civilians are definitely fucked 😂 civilians being armed doesn’t matter in a nuclear war, since an all out nuclear war would cause billions of deaths, and there’s a decent chance WW3 will be fought in US soil so most Americans would die
having a high amount of armed civilians would only mean that in a eventual attack, the invaders would have less regard for civilian lives since they basically operate like an extension of the military, thus resolving to carry out airstrikes and bombings much more than they would if most of the civilians were unarmed. As much as civilians armed with their AR15s sound appealing, they wouldn't stand a chance against high military tech and aircraft.
No country can match the ferocity and unpredictability of the Florida Man. The fact that we haven't conquered the world with our army of Florida Men just shows how merciful we are. Edit: I'm surprised how many people took the joke seriously and proceeded to talk shit about America and the American Military. Ya'll Crack me up. For the foreigners who don't get it, it's a joke based on the fact some of the wackiest Individuals in the news getting arrested for crazy shit are more often than not Floridians. Look up Florida Man meme and you will see.
two quotes from some adversarial military leaders sum this video up pretty well. "The Americans are a very lucky people. they are bordered by the north and south by weak neighbors. and to the east and west by fish" -Otto Von Bismarck, Chancellor of the German Empire. "you could never invade the mainland US, for there would be a rifle behind every blade of grass" -Admiral Yamamoto, Commander-in-chief of the Combined Pacific Fleet of the Imperial Japanese Navy.
@@felixgutierrez993 Our geographic isolation leads to bouts of ideological isolationism. Isolationism is objectively bad. All states that persist in isolationism ultimately either get conquered by someone else or become so poor and irrelevant that no one cares about them.
The Mississippi rivier basin is twice that size. Five major rivers, not one, empty into the Mississippi. All of them wind through the most productive farmland in the world.
@@420JackG By calorie or by dollar? I think Californian land is more suitable for high dollar cash crops like almonds while Iowa is more suitable for high calorie crops like field corn
You literally couldn’t design a better aqueduct that the North American Central basin. From yellowstone to Pittsburgh or Buffalo down to New Orleans u can reach by river.
There is also the intracoastal waterway, which adds even more navigable rivers that connect Texas to the system, as well as most of the east coast. There is also the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence system, which is connected to the Hudson in New York via canal.
Pretty sure the netherlands had the most productive farmland.. seeing they are the second biggest producer by tonnage(?) whilst being like 300times smaller then america Correction: second largest exporter*. Also i would like to add we are producing a lot of food with muh less resources thus being highly productive farmland making the first part of this comment still kinda true if we compare places per square meter
Glad you bring up civilians. Hell I own over 20 guns and have 1000s of rounds of ammo on hand. I actually can't think of a single male friend that doesn't have at least 4 guns but we live in the country. It would be an absolute nightmare for the people that decided to red dawn America. So many guns plus America's profound national pride it would be a bloodbath for an invading force.
The pipeline from Texas to the east coast was shut down due to a cyber attack, but not an attack on it's operating system. The attack occurred on the system used to pay for the fuel. The company shut the pipeline down because they did not want to "give away" any fuel without the financial system in place.
Kinda, I do the Network connections on the valves and pumps and stuff. If it was just the Financial system I would not have had to replace 400+ satellite systems in 1 month. THe part that was attacked was tied in to both the pump system and the finance system, the finance system was affected. but they could have hit the pump count. You want to damage a pump system tell it it only pumped 10/1000 barrels. again Updates have been made
Yeah that was another thing I had an issue with. It seems the author bought into the conspiracy theory about the Russian collusion which was actually masterminded by people close to Hillary Clinton. And that whole thing with the pipeline being shut down almost made me laugh because he lost the plot there as well
In the 70s I had a company course and flew to Pennsylvania. One weekend I went to the Pocono Mts and to get there I drove on Interstate 80 and realized that I could drive a half mile from my house near the coast of California, get on the freeway, and with enough gas could travel almost 3,000 miles without ever encountering a stop sign or light. - God bless America
WOW I DRIVE I80 W & I80E to Colorado for my annual Elk Hunting Trip! Especially nice on the Wyoming side Speed Limit 80MPH! for a Short Section of the Interstate!
I love how he didn't consider an invasion from drunk lumberjacks chugging maple syrup, and riding Mooses with their army of beavers and bears from the north. Now that is a force to be reckoned with.
fear not, we have had hundred years to prepare, we are already there, ready to blow up key installations and assassinate all the important people, just say the word
The Colonial Pipeline wasn't shut down by a cyber attack. The billing system was taken down and the pipeline company chose to stop operations until the billing system was back online. Big difference.
Japanese general Yamamoto said it best "I would never invade America because there would be a gun behind every blade of grass"... Not only would they be fighting the strongest military but also the strongest militia in the world.
@@omarsabih Afghanistan was a resource gathering exercise. Heroin, rare earth minerals, and slave trade. Once America was done sucking it all out we just gave it back.
so Bush wasn’t a criminal for iraq and Obummer wasn’t a criminal for drone-striking weddings I suppose. Epstein also isn’t a thing apparently. Yet your media focuses on Trump commiting fraud, a irrelevant crime, which is also not punished though
"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
Only one thing you missed. When it comes to defending other citizens, many ppl in this country have balls of steel. Even if it's Americans we don't like, we will defend those Americans like our own families many times. I may not like how another American thinks/speaks, but I will fight to the death for that Americans right to think/speak it. We're kinda crazy like that...
that's what anti-gunners don't have a clue about... if I'm at the mall when some insane mass shooter opens up, I'll do what I have to to defend anyone, even a damn ignorant Democrat... shit, that means I'd even defend Pelosi if needed... hopefully I could get at least one virgin if I die on that hill... LMAO...
Saudi Arabia is the reason why the US dollar is the global currency, without Saudi Arabia, the US dollar will COLLAPSE, America is nothing without Saudi Arabia
They would sit on their ass like they did when the domestic spy program was enacted and the banks bailed out and the armed citizens lost their homes to banks.
And then Biden lets the US get humiliated in Afghanistan, the Red Sea, Jordan, etc..... and China flies spy BALLOONS, not satellites BALLOONS over our military bases in the Continental US.
I'm pretty sure the US has more under their sleeves when it comes to their military capabilities, the things that we don't know, is what other countries should be worried about.
Wouldn’t be surprised if the US had a satellite equipped with a laser that can disintegrate whole cities on some Death Star vibe lol but your right the US only shows us what it wants you know they have some crazy shit up their sleeves.
Just in my very small area in the Appalachian mountains in SW Virginia, every person I know in my neighborhood has multiple guns and about half of them have experienced hunters in the house who are accurate. I cannot imagine how many armed people there are spread out over the entire nation. An invading soldier would be getting shot at from all directions and that doesn't even include the military or law enforcement.
Exact reason we won't be invaded with a military presence.. They would not only be fighting the world's largest military but the world's largest militia's
This is a BS video. The evidence is that Russia DID NOT hack the Democrats' computer and that Russia had NO INFLUENCE on Trump being elected. This video was paid for by a Democratic Party organization....pure propaganda
@@danielashlock826 My cuz who is a ret SEAL said that the many organized militias, the many types of law enforcement agencies, and the number of armed citizens we have are factored in by our military in the event of a defense strategy. He also said that there’s certain motorcycle “clubs” that would be part of a defensive too. About 90% of ret SEALS that are physically capable will stay on top of their physical shape and will also refresh their training, so they’re prepared in case of an invasion on American soil. He told me that if there was a “boots on the ground” scenario, that our non military personnel would be a bigger factor against an enemy on our soil, then military forces on the ground would be. That’s bcuz we don’t have to go by any rules of engagement, plus we’d have the element of surprise in our favor bcuz they wouldn’t be able to tell who’s a threat and who isn’t a threat.
As liberal and anti-war as I am, I'll fight to my last breath for this country. And I know American's will throw our politics aside and stand together like never before if she were ever threatened.
Say what you will about the division in our country because I certainly don’t share your views but the case of an invasion all is put aside. This is OUR country, this is OUR home.
@@Jack-yv2xu There is an increasingly growing sentiment revolving around the increasingly irreconcilable ideological divisions. I hope to see a total dissolution of the US in my lifetime. A nation once looked highly upon has become a complete scourge on humanity.
@@PrimericanIdol The US will not dissolve, the concept of American identity will prevent any territory from seceding. There is basically zero support for any independence movement in the US.
There is one demographic of the United States that you failed to mention: Veterans. Technically, you can't consider us as the mainstream civilian population as many of us are combat experienced and HIGHLY trained. Most all of us are well armed and ready to pick up at a minutes notice. A great majority of the "1.2 firearms for every person" is mainly in the hands of us and there are MILLIONS of us across all age groups and, experience. Also, at least 95% of us believe our oath we took is for life and thus, has no expiration date. Plus, on American soil there will be NO R.O.E.
Guns were invented hundreds or thousands of years ago. Just like the iq level in the west. Remember when you first started Rome an all you had to do to begin killing the world off was invent one thing? Yep. 100000 inventions since you invented bb guns. Don't forget to grab some fig leaves to beat invading forces with at melee range
*I think Americans take this for granted. There are many countries around the world that are vulnerable to being invaded due to territorial/resource disputes, and people are constantly in fear of the imminent powder keg that could start an all-out war. America will never have that problem... at least from any foreign enemies, that is. Our biggest challenge is from tearing ourselves apart from within*
Have guns so what? News never lie, killing school children, teachers n passerby r the norms. Just like Thailand, killing wives, n their new boyfriends or new husbands, gang fights everyday n road rage. Guns always kill EGO, so don't fuck with guns, that's fool's game.
Also really wish you talked about the tidewater area more this area is home to so much military industrial stuff. The Norfolk naval base is the largest in the world, the base always has at least 3 aircraft carriers(witch is more than any other country has total). On top of Norfolk there are 6 bases in total holding multiple seal teams. Plus the Chesapeake bay bridge was literally built to keep subs out of the bay.
Been to the Norfolk naval base when I was a cadet on a mechant ship I was in awe to see the coastal naval defense of the area full of smaller carriers and submarines and that's just the defense. The offensive naval arms are patrolling all over every important oceans in the world composed of large aircraft carriers with escorts and other patrol vessels or submarines on other areas.
@Bella violence The U.S. has 11 Super carriers. The Navy is required by law to maintain that number. At any given time, 5 will be at sea. I don't believe 3 carriers are based out of Norfolk. You may be confusing Amphibious Assault ships for carriers. To the untrained eye, it's easy to do as they look very similar. They're about 250 foot shorter. Dependent on purpose, some have VTOL (vertical take off & landing) aircraft and all carry helicopters along with marines.
Agreed. The reason we're falling apart is because people don't love the USA like you (and me). Most people in the world would love to live in America. The only people that generally say our country is terrible to live in, are delusional people born here. They don't know what it's like to live in a bad country.
They're used to being supported by a battalions worth of logistics, troops, air support, etc. Unconventional Warfare has none of that. Not to mention they're all on watchlists anyway
US doesn't have to be invaded to be defeated....it happens from within by structural, economic, and demographic reasons. USSR was never invaded, it collapsed undert the same factors.
As Rick said to the Nazi Major in "Casablanca", "Well, there are certain parts of New York, Major, I wouldn't advise you to try to invade." Yup. But Abe Lincoln nailed it when he said, "America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves." A timeless warning that should never be forgotten.
I'd argue that the 120 million guns owned by US civilians is actually probably double that considering that number likely only takes into account registered firearms not unregistered.
There is no national registry of firearms in the United States (at least, there shouldn't be, there is a law against forming one). And there are far more than 120 million. Estimates put the actual number somewhere between 300 million and 600 million. Currently the US is selling new firearms to civilians at a rate of over one million per month - sometimes much more. And many of those are AR-15 platform rifles, which are compatible with US military logistics chains for ammo and most spare parts. The US population is well armed, and getting more so by the day.
@@jimhart4158 now master card and visa and a few banks are keeping track of gun purchases and turning it over to the government making their own gun registry I am sad to say they are traders.
That number is way off. There are more guns than people in the US. Hell, there are more pistol braced rifles in private hands than there are Ford F150s on the road. Which is wild to think about.
We don't want a Democracy.We have the govt we need if THEY followed it. A Constitutional Republic.90% of the politicians are OUT to destroy the Republic.
I don't live in a democracy, I live in a Republic. I have lost faith in Americans that prop up politicians and their self destructive policies. The hurt is coming, and half this nation voted for it.
The Republic is in decay if you ask me. Just a question of if someone will cross the Rubicon or if we'll completely collapse, or become slaves as the economy burns down and politicians and businesses trap us under more and more debt. Even still, it's better than communism, but I have lost faith in the democratic process.
@@deepwinter6799 No one will cross the Rubicon. They know to keep us occupied with the boobtoob, sportsball, and social media. We're not cut from the same cloth as our founders. We're weak, under educated, and many of us are actually supporting this hostile take over of our whole system(modern day Torries) We are entering another form of communism, they keep it well concealed but are still using authoritarian methods to persecute their adversaries. It's called social marxism, it's just a modern form of communism without traditional social values.
I remember reading something from a WWII German POW, can't really find it now though, so take my words at their weight in salt (and this is the internet, electrons weigh a lot less than compression waves). It more or less was about him being transported to the mainland, and his journal or letter or whatever was talking about the journey. He mentioned getting on a train "and I still believed my Germany could win" and then he details how he passed towns, fields, and factories, "and I still believed my Germany could win." And when the guard noticed him looking sorta up beat, he turned and broke the news. "We aren't even gotten to Detroit yet." "And that's when I knew my Germany could never win."
I can't imagine. I can hardly imagine US troops coming home trying to think of how to describe their participation in the war in Europe of the Pacific. I can't imagine a German from a train based continent like Europe traveling to basically a camp in Arkansas. It's hard to imagine how long that ride felt for the soldier. Great comment!
@@dgillphotos for a TH-cam comment, it doesn't really get any better articulated or kinder than that. Appreciated, sir, I hope you are having a good day, and will continue to do so. Also, as someone who was in the USMCR, even just going to the local base is like stepping into a different world. Someone actually saw some of us loading into civilian busses, and made a post on Facebook about how they were scared that the military was going to start attacking the populace. Meanwhile, we were just headed an hour or two down the road for a training event. Now, to imagine being one of those AMERICAN troops overseas, I have to believe the difference would be ten times greater than that. And for a German soldier shipped to American soil... I can't even begin to imagine.
@@DieuDeMort - My day just started but this made my day. On the flip side, it has been reported that when American troops landed in Africa during the early days of American troops in WWII, they said the easiest way to start a fight with British troops is to walk into a bar and say "Dunkirk". Empathy is not a weakness, it's a strength. The ability to try stop and try to understand someone else's side - a superppwer.
@@DieuDeMort - One more. I was at a Legion baseball game covering it for a newspaper a long time ago. They were a bunch of high school players playing baseball through the summer. There was a break in the tournament and I asked the coach if I could go out and field some hits during their practice. He said, sure, and threw me a glove. I'm out there and a player says, "attack the ball, run up and stand there and put your glove up to catch it just before it hits you in the forehead." Very cool. Another player came up and, like a ghost from baseball past said, "in the heyday of baseball, they would have a keg of beer at third. If you made it there, they would pour you one." - High school kid told me this! Still gives me chills to think about it and how much tradition is passed down on the field.
@@dgillphotos Lmao, if you want to hear about tradition coming from HS sports, I'll oblige. I marched in the band in HS. I remember, freshman year, there was a guy playing bass drum, and he had to dodge me one day since I didn't know what I was doing. He pulled me aside after that run, "Look. Next time, I'm not dodging you. I'm just going to run you over, I don't fucking care." And that became my own attitude later on, telling that same line to the color guard and the like, but what he said straightened me out real quick. I moved onto college marching, and I was told, "if anyone gets it your way, you run them over. It doesn't matter who they are, at that point they're just an obstacle." And my college was actually known for running over reps and preventing the team from playing if they came out early. Then I went into the military. And at that point, the previous statement wasn't just a suggestion, it was law. If someone is in your way, you correct that manually. No formation breaking, no hesitation. If you have to physically walk over them, then that's what you do. Kinda weird getting to progress through that, and at the same time travelling back to the source.
If Vietnam and Afghanistan has taught the world anything, a well armed populous, fighting in their back yard, is a devastating problem for any invading military.
@@ihonest5355 not really. Russia is playing a delicate game where they want to do enough to make their point but not too much where other countries (the us) feel as though they have the moral obligation to step in
Most of the important cities are not behind the ranges, kind of making the argument invalid to some point. He had to point out Hawaii, Guam and a chain of NATO allies blocking China (Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Phillipines). In the unlikely scenario that the thread comes from South America, they can easily block Middle America, as it is so narrow.
What use is that in the USA? No one attacks the USA; the USA attacks almost everyone else - which is why USA is so hated around the world, also why the USA is subject to terrorism and one day MIGHT be attacked as it was by Japan, for example, back in the 40s.
One thing many people miss about that pipeline attack was that it only effected the accounting deparment of the company (not the operations of the pipeline directly). The company shut down the pipeline since they could no longer track and charge the customers correctly. The point being, many people don't even think about all the routes of attack that are possible to undermine someone.
I think one thing you're missing in means of defence. The US military or paramilitary unit numbers would grow by 4-5 times. Just based off how many veterans there are that love our people.
None of this is accidental. Manifest Destiny was a little crazy in some of its theory, but the US made gigantic moves to secure our borders to the point that we would be virtually impervious to invasion.
@little drane the USD has been trash for a long time but every nation that stopped using it was small an easy for USA citizens to call for the mass genocide of that nation's population. So they did. Then 6 years later they claim they didn't want that war; but need more money an another nation wants to stop talking to them . So they do it again. But the strong nations waited an banded together to drop it an now they just sit back an cry instead of trying to bomb russia
Manifest Destiny was more of the US thinking it was destined to gain North America (Hence the war of 1812), the Mexican-American War (Americans going into the then Tejas, having it Revolt and join the US), americans trying to start a war just because a pig got shot on some disputed islands, etc.
What do they say - security comes before downfall, not by accident, but by implication, as you can see, US is a hollow shell, hence all the defensiveness, obsession with security, paranoia, terror. Anything at this point can precipitate its total collapse. Empires aren't forever, especially something most damnable and intolerable, it ain't to big a folly to fail, nor too great a sovereign/God to be held accountable. Justice will catch up eventually, long overdue, with a vengeance. What's the rule again, what do Americans say about themselves? What goes up will fall down, and the greater they get, the greater they fall! So America is really Great, and you can say Great again!
As fucked as the USA is, this is literally the most true statement. Cuz we know wtf the government does unlike other countries but unlike other countries we love our land enough to die for it without joining the military
China is slowing take over piece by piece without a shot fired. In my city have a company called INGRAM/MICRO they do licensing and sales of Microsoft products and have 4000 employees. A Chinese shipping company just bought them out for 8.5 billion dollars.
Yeah, we may rule militarily BUT military is built on technology, money, and supply chain. We're only winning 1 of those imo (tech)... Cyber hacking could change that
find it intriguing how the USA literally started from the bottom, after breaking away from Britain, and soon over 200 years, they rose up and became one of the most powerful countries In the world, when back then, no one thought they would last, not even Britain.
America started from scratch. Thats why it baffles me how Native Americans can easily claim that USA is theirs when all they ever have participated was being against its creation.
But USA's role as the world's superpower is slowly fading away and soon China will take it's place. And one sad thing is more and more Europeans starting to dislike USA for some reason
Not many countries would relish the thought of invading through Canada due to both terrain and the ferocity of the Canadian Forces who have a reputation for punching well above their weight in the 2 world wars and Korea, and as far as invading in summer an enemy would be quickly mired in the soft muskeg and winter would be worse than Stalingrad with temperatures down to minus 50f
Not to mention that Canada is a favourite and close sibling to the US, some Americans could even fight in the same conditions of Canada and be equally scarred as their Canadian counterparts.
Then in the incredibly small chance they get through the people the Geneva convention was addressed at it's summer and America is hot as hell filled with angry Americans who just lost their sociopathic little brother. Although in my city body armor and half the guns I have are illegal to own but it's not hard to get lol
I live in the US. I thought it was normal to go on 7-hour-long trips just to meet my grandparents a state over. I was completely baffled at the fact that you can drive through European countries in just a couple hours. Edit: the replies are a warzone 💀💀
@Harriet Harlow it's a horrible drive by yourself. Rolled my car once after falling asleep as i had to get from san fran to Atlanta in 3 days alone. I FUCKIN' HATE DRIVING NOW WHICH I CAN SAY I'M GLAD I'LL BE LIVING IN A PLACE I DON'T NEED A CAR SOON. (it's like 30 minute drive anywhere everywhere in these Sprawling Cities
All I can say is pride comes before the fall...to think America is untouchable is pure insanity because it's this kind of arrogance that led to 9/11....
From my (German) perspective one threat was completely missed which is the destruction of the US by their own population. The US is a deeply polarized nation due to having only two relevant parties. Mistrust in the oposing political party and mistrust in the election process may one day lead to armed riots. If a state is heavily biased towards one party and doesn't accept a new president, I wonder if a fragmentation might then occure, where states who oppose the election results band together and the US breaks into two states. It might also be that one of the parties becomes extremely unpopular because of big scandals or whatever. If this ever happens, then the popular party might get enough popularity and might to oppress the opposition. Building a one party state where elections are mostly just there to keep up the facade of being a democracy doesn't seem so far fetched if you realise how incredibly easy it is to control public opinion by simply owning the main stream media.
The CIA owns the mainstream media and have for decades. They have their own agenda at this point and push whatever is beneficial to them at any given point.
By far this is 100% the biggest threat to the US the fact that the only civil war we’ve had has essentially been over election results shows that, and not much has changed since then when you look at more recent events like the storming of the capitol building back in Jan 6th
Well the US can be invaded but only if its military were to severely weaken. Also in any case of invading America, the invader would no doubt use nukes to assist it.
La nouvelle paix dans le monde Monsieur ! C'est à la fois un peu flippant et un peu rassurant j'imagine. (Je précise, je suis vraiment pas pro américain)
I'm just gonna put this out there. There are more registered firearms in Rhode Island than there are troops in the Canadian Military. As a Gen X'er, we grew up with "training videos" like Red Dawn & Rambo. We lived through the end of the Cold War and were self reliant by age 10 in many cases.
Let's face it, in a situation like Red Dawn, most folks are gonna shoot for shit. But there's gonna be 100 to 1 shooting, and quantity has a certain quality. There's the fuzzy wuzzy principle: a guy with two guns who can be killed with one bullet is NOT twice as powerful as someone with one gun.
@@dbadaddy7386 that depends on alot of things my friend lol, a person holding 2 guns has more potential to hit you than you do him, and thats flat out probability. If you wanna bring other things into factor, if a man has 1 sidearm vs a man with 2 and they both have cover, trading shots, who do you think comes out on top. One has to reload, one doesnt. One can advance on you, while you have to maintain and reload ur single weapon, depending on training and how fast you can reload yeah this can be done, but vs an equal opponent he will most likely push you when ur clip is out, and he will keep you from pushing him and even peeking out by using the other weapon to just keep firing at ur position. He can literally just use the other firearm as a distraction, if he wanted to. Unless ur talking like some take 10 paces and turn around, 2 guns will always have the chance of landing a hit on you due to more bullets in the air coming at you, im talking sidearms here, nobodys running around with 2 ar's. What ur saying is true, but in reality if you were to play that scenario out 100 times with trained soldiers, and untrained. The person with 2 sidearms would win well over 50% of the time, id probably say 75% of the time, well that number would probably actually only increase with trained soldiers because they would know how to fire and hold a sidearm lefty and shoot it lefty, but this isnt hard really unless ur very weak or using a very high calibur handgun, the noise would be a bigger problem. 2x 9mms vs 1x 9mm. And thats not counting like ive seen ambidextrous people shoot before, its quite impressive i wouldnt want to ever get into a situation were id have to trade shots with someone like that, i mean its rare but, that person is literally putting twice the amount of led on target.
I believe the majority of the reasoning behind the lack in our own rare metals is ecological/regulatory groups not allowing it. I don’t think total depletion shut down those mines(does reliance upon outside resources ever deter anyone?)
We have more rare earth metals and other vital elements in Alaska then China has. The Sierra Club and other organizations have consistently blocked all efforts to mine them. They would rather Alaska be a playground for the rich than a productive source to fuel our country. While it's awful that we haven't been allowed to use what we have there is a flip side. The rest of the worlds deposits are being used at an increasing rate. They're also subject to being taken in an invasion. Ours on the other hand are sitting safely in the ground. We know where it is. We know what we have. We know how to get it and we know it's safe for an invading country. In the end we'll have the last laugh.
@@dustinjackson3318 Exactly, we can use our own when we aren't able to get it any other way. Better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it.
3:46 - The pipeline was never in any true danger, the operator of that pipeline shut it down, while they investigated their auxiliary systems, but the SCADA was not breached. Pipelines are the safest and most efficient means to transport product, while being well regulated via State and Federal offices and agencies.
You forgot the most important part. The reason it was shut down so long was a fear that the software controlling payment had been tampered with. The systems controlling the pipeline were never in any danger, but the company was in danger of not being able to tell how much people owed them.
They did perform attacks on the West Coast and even attempted to start fires in California. That it not including the attacks on the Aleutian islands of Alaska and a base or two in mainland Alaska.
we are not a democracy ..Article IV Section 4 demands a guarantee of a REPUBLICAN form of governance to ALL States. F' ur democrapcy..it's is the biggest issue here ...your illegal democrapcy!
Don't forget, the US has millions of vets and hundreds of millions guns (among other weapons). There would be civilian troops all over the country, who aren't just shooting out their windows, but would be organized, well equipped, and know the land better. Plus a lot of those vets have combat experience, so they'd be formidable opponent.
US has about 15 million veterans, over 1 million active reserves and 100 million young men of fighting age that could easily become part of the defence force.
Fucking yeee yee I got spartan amrour and an AR 15 teach me the simple shit of shoot and scoot and I'm sure I could help. I know gun safety and firearm basics
I think in all past wars with major powers, none have ever had the ability to launch ICBMs. We wouldn't get shelled into oblivion with short-range artillery, but infrastructure could easily be targeted from anywhere with a big enough missile behind it. We've never once had to shoot down missles over the homeland. The balloon doesn't count, and honestly, it is what makes defense doubful in that regard.
I think fighting America’s population would be terrifying, imagine just being in your camp somehow you’ve made it onto the coast line and suddenly in the distance you can just hear armored Ford F-150’s and MERICA FUCK YEAH playing
You are the 1st TH-cam where I have ever seen talk about the United States citizens owning firearms. Everybody always talks about how big and bad our military. But they never talk about the American citizens that are extremely heavily armed. Thank you for bringing that up
In the extremely unlikely scenario of an invading country managing to make it to our towns and cities, I am 1000% convinced civilians would make easy work of ANY invading army in urban warfare. I don’t think many people realize how well equipped and trained a lot of our citizens are 🇺🇸
"you could never invade the mainland US, for there would be a rifle behind every blade of grass" -Admiral Yamamoto, Commander-in-chief of the Combined Pacific Fleet of the Imperial Japanese Navy.
@@allwillberevealed777 There will be no need to invade, they will let us destroy ourselves with our "woke ideology," and "everybody has a category," Politics. I'm not as concerned about our enemies from abroad...it's the enemy within, we should be more aware of!
The idea that we could turn our automobile industry into tank production again (like we did in WWII) is unlikely given the type of materials modern tanks are made out of.
🤣😂 ARE you for real! 😂🤣 The woke kids knowadays are to busy trying to figure out if they are a "IT" shim sher! To busy getting sex change 🤣😂 and on their video games! Entitled maggots! So destruction from within! And this DENOMIC administration is bringing the world down!
but imagine if one of the first side-effects of the invasion was the power going off and never coming back on. I live where there are hurricanes and when power goes out, all the fun and enthusiasm stops, basically your whole outlook on life changes.
Theres plenty of dumb shit that goes on in America but when it comes down to it Im proud to be an American. When you look at the reality of life in other countries it truly makes you thankful. America is the land where knowledge is really power. In other places certain knowledge will not end so well.
America military is actually not very impressive considering the ridiculous amount of dollars they spend on it. The SAS wipes the floor with any of the US special forces
Yep, though Abraham Lincoln did say: "America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and loss our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves."
What should American institutions do to prevent the country from being internally divided?
Trump: hold my beer …
@@xsqu1 IDK...
@@camocas LOL
@@camocas I mean, I personally blame leftists for putting those ideologies in our institutions. But everybody’s got there own opinion
The dangers for America lie within, not on the outside...
Exactly
@@benchoflemons398 depends for who..
Yes, political parties have caused many problems. George Washington literally warned us.
Identity politics
@@miliba no! Neoliberalism is far more pressing then identify politics will ever be
Be very, very aware that our enemies asked this question at a drawing board before..."If we can't beat them physically aka militarily then how else might we beat them?" Answer is collapse from within.
Putin's troll farms had a way better ROI than the nukes ever had.
Hence, TikTok
Feels like they’ve already begun with how much division there is
Subversion and the KGB are all too familiar
Yep true with the whole woke crap going on with younger people
As I like to say about my hometown of Savannah, GA: “Where there’s space, there’s a big ass Air Force base”
That is an awesome observation! -- USAF vet here. 10+ years in and around Savanna... (another awesome)
@@johnlshilling1446 Retired Squid here, I hear the Chair Force is awesome!
yeah I saw one
With Chinese land ownership bordering it (AFB).
Florida panhandle here, can confirm (we have two within 75 miles of each other)
When he mentioned that citizens might join the fight to defend the motherland i literally laughed out loud... regular citizens wouldn't just join the fight they would want to be the front lines. I live rural midwest and I can tell you right now you would see farm trackers turned into tanks with machine guns on top.... thats just the start.
" If the women don't find you HANDSOME, Least they find you HANDY.." - Red Green
Despite all of the machismo rhetoric, most people don’t want to actually fight, and wouldn’t. At best, something like 15%~ of the fit-for-service population would actually volunteer if we got invaded.
And anyone who does want to fight is much better off running down to the nearest recruiting station the moment they see the news headline about the US being invaded. Citizens forming private militias are never going to be as effective as professional soldiers.
That would be cool to see a tractor turned into a tank
It's True , but he forgot to mention , no country will invade at all
They will just Launch Nuclear missiles lol
@@zinkoff409 So true.America did it to Japan.Not nuclear of course.
As others have pointed out the biggest threat to Americans are other Americans. United we stand divided we fall has never been more true.
Goofy Europeans lol
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Um no.
No. Rome was conquered from without, by "barbarians" and sundry invaders. Civilizations don't actually commit suicide, they may weaken themselves considerably by bad government, but there is always an invading force that delivers the deathly blow.
Canada's up here... we will take care of the wildlings and white walkers for you.
Enemy doesn’t need to physically attack us, our 2 political parties are doing a dandy job dividing the people from within
2 main* political parties
@@LegoBeachtrooper Libertarians, greens, and socialists are also keen on dividing the country. They’re all just incredibly irrelevant because there are so few Americans who care about what they have to say.
@@LegoBeachtrooper Sometimes I forgot America has many political parties. It's just Democratic and Republic are the 2 major players.
And even if were divided, it's gonna take alot more than that to destroy a country.
@Doan Nguyen I'm really impressed by what you wrote and personality. I also admire your good sense of humor here. I don't normally write in the comment section, but I think you deserve this complement....I'd like to be your friend if you don't mind, how are you doing today?
Imagine trying to occupy Florida and discovering that “Florida man” is in fact hundreds of thousands of mans 😂🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣
As a Florida man I approve this statement
Literally millions and more being made everyday 😂
We’re approaching 24,000,000 in Florida. Don’t even try messing with us. We’re all armed
Tampa native here and many people do in fact consider me batshit. I live up to the stereotype fosho.
The plural word for 'man' is 'men' buddy. You mean "hundreds of thousands of Florida men". Sincerely, a concerned English speaker.
Plus, your average town has the combined armoury the size of a small nations army.
Yeah.
Anyone trying to invade a place like Appalachia would quickly find themselves in the boonies’s version of Vietnam
They mentioned it in the video...
well they dont have annual tanks or warplanes or misels but and less trained and less equipped then a small army infantry soldier
@@chadgaming8071 Not less trained. Most people that carry a gun can use it very well.
I am a legal immigrant and now a full-pledged US citizen, so my perspective is coming from that. What I have observed from US-born Americans is that, they can be kind, nice and smiling. They are also the most generous people on earth. Many would donate to just about anyone who needs help even if they are not rich themselves. But if their way of life, livelihood and existence are threatened, their enemies will know hell. It will not matter their creed, race, political affiliation or religion. They are not pushovers.
While our military may have been a bit over extending in foreign affairs at times for the most part we haven't been trying to destroy or take over the earth by military force. Preety impressive a global super power actually wants to make the world better instead of just forcing people using war. I think Russians and Chinese people actually see this and decided long ago to get on the earth team. Hopefully we can all continue to get along but my thinking is that future strain on global resources will lead to confrontation weather we like it or not and the entire world might fight over a few small resource rich areas which is a shame if it comes to that. The solar system is abundant with resources and energy if we only worked together we can reach those potential milestones which could set us on an intergalactic pathway. There is a math question here, are the chances we develop fast enough to achieve that goal in the realm of possibility before we begin being resource starved and fight ourselves to mutual death?
Americans have been described as peaches - soft and sweet and easily bruised on the outside, but impenetrable on the inside.
Could not agree more. I'm a red blooded American who's traveled abroad extensively. I love my home and my country. I love my neighbors. I'll give you the shirt off of my back if you need it, I'll give you money if you need it. I volunteer in charitable organizations constantly, etc. However, if you attack me, my family or my home, you will be forced to deal with the business end of a .40 cal and/ or AR 15.
Yup! That's 100% correct and I find it funny other countries think otherwise but that's nothing new they thought the same thing in WW2. And as far as citizens go what was it that the Japanese general/commander? said in WW2 about invading the US would be impossible because there would be a rifle behind every blade of grass although I believe I heard that was actually never said it still holds true.
Welcome to America brother or sister!!! May you and your family see nothing but happiness and prosperity :3
Any airspace within Canada is also protected vigilantly, by both Canada and the USA with Norad. Norad houses both Canadian and US troops that both live together and work together, I have family that are Canadian that are serving in Colorado and Alaska. The rocky mountain range also extends all the way up to Northern Canada. It doesn't end in the US. If an invasion in the US happened you can best believe Canadians would be down in the US fighting the invaders alongside the US. We are family and we have just as much to lose because we all live on the same continent.
The appalachian moutains also ends in Canada, almost up to the st-lawrence river, then also a good 90% of the rest of the country is pure wilderness, so good luck getting a supply line in that when there is barely any roads at all for us.
@@thezomby5015 I 100% agree with you. The terrain in the Rocky mountains and Appalachians is so rugged and unforgiving that basically the only way to get to some areas is by helicopter or hiking. I was working in the Rocky mountains for a few years installing communications towers and equipment for the government and for the wireless carriers. And it was the best time of my life. Some sites would entail me getting into a helicopter and getting dropped off at the tower because it was the only way to get there.
@@youandiryan during WW1 there was fighting in the Alps, but that was one of the deadliest place to wage war, if getting fired at was not enough, then you add falling, avanlanche, hypothermia and hypoxia to the mix.
@@thezomby5015 I could not imagine going through that could you? That would be absolutely crazy. If you didn't die from falling down a mountain to your death, then you'd certainly die from being shot. I guess danger was all over the place
Unfortunately Canada has a semi dictator that's also training Chinese troops.
As an Australian, I am proud to call America our friend!
They have been by our side since WW2 and have always protected us.
Australians have always been our brother and sisters, we will stand together until the end……
Very well said we love Australia And we will protect her
Hell yea we will! I consider Ausies our cousins in country.
We got your back!! The American love for the Aussie accent being at the top of the list!😂
I love Australia just as much as I love my country
God bless Australia 🇦🇺🐨🌏🦘🇳🇫
I've in the past year taken two trips from Florida to the midwest, Kansas, on the road. It was so rewarding to see this country is way more cohesive than this worthless media conglomerate would have us believe on national news.
Very true, we have a lovely population here and many people know what’s happening. Heard some guy talking about the push for CBDC’s not that long ago, I just work at a pizza shop. This is something we should all care about, and use this to come together!
Cohesive?
More like,
Complacent.
@@secretsquirrel6718 found the paid actor
ironically your comment doesnt have a point so its inchohesive in my opionion.
This is the type of post that I like to see .
"Citizens might join in", interesting. If we lost every big rig in the country, there are still enough pickups out there to transport every soldier with full battle gear and supplies needed for the fight.
Not in California and Washington, they’re banning sales of fuel burning vehicles. Good luck moving troops when all the charging stations have no electricity. 🤷🏻♂️ Other states will follow this moronic movement. But hey ‘merica
Which is why EMPs are the biggest threat, ALL of our transport depends on computers now, including personal vehicles.
@@rlibby404 what happened to America in Afghanistan nonsense army i ever see why attack in Iraq kill million of people why no proof of atomic and also in Libya Vietnam nonsense army Hippocracy about Palestine stop nonsense or wait for imam Mahdi A .S biggest Jihad
@@rlibby404 lots of older vehicles in the us as well
True. Even if the scenario is horrible, and a ground forces or bombing campaign could penetrate say, gulf coast Texas, i could maybe imagine car dealerships releasing vehicles to authorities to use for injured or elderly civilians trying to evacuate. I really do think in such a horrible scenario like that, common people would band together by barrios, neighborhoods, blocks, even apartment complexes to fight enemy forces. As long as we could have proper modern trained, skilled, military leadership to command the field. Say a regular Army Lt. with a Sergeant First Class, to direct formations and fire control. Air Force would direct civilian aircraft for mission priority etc.
Hell, as long as civilians have responsible military leadership, we can help, and fight. Assist in injured evacuations, supply delivery and guard post duty. Of course military and civil defence has already thought of these situations and has plans...I hope.
US civilians don't only have "more" guns than the military, they have WAY more guns. The military is estimated to have 4.5 million small arms. Civilians have almost 400 - 600 million, depending on who you ask, including about 20 million AR-15 style rifles. Admiral Yamamoto was supposed to have said, “I would never invade America, there is a gun behind every blade of grass." That saying holds up.
Those numbers are WAY off. There are around 150 million guns in civilian hands.
Most civilian s have more then one gun,I had as many as 75
Doesn’t mean everyone will fight. We have the largest collection of pussies in the world
@@tetraxis3011 Where'd you see that? All estimates I'm finding are closer to 400 million, not including an extra million in the hands of law enforcement.
And depending on who gave out those numbers, that's just the ones on file. Can't forget all the firearms built by civilians using things like poly 80 kits and 3D printers that nobody but the maker even know exist!
I am a Proud and native Texan as well as a Veteran I must say I will serve and protect this country until my dying breath
Japanese Admiral Yamamoto is claimed to have said, "You cannot invade the mainland United States. There would be a rifle behind every blade of grass."
Japan, at the height of their Imperial power, with the largest battleships ever constructed, the best aircraft carrier pilots of their time, and controlling half the pacific ocean, had no chance of taking and holding Hawaii for any anount of time in 1941, let alone the west coast
@@Paladin327 And they knew it.
Yamamoto never anticipated the RISE of the LIBERAL DEMOCRAT SNOWFLAKE anti gun authoritarians in America.
I checked that across several sources. Consensus is yamamo never said it.
@@Paladin327 Not a safe bet. Hawaii could have been held, probably ransomed for a peace negotiation. Americans reeeeally didn't want to get into "other peoples' war".
When you mentioned how citizens would want to join in, all I could think of is my town. I live in Texas and just about everyone and their dog has a gun. Time has proven that when a disaster hits Texas, people set aside their differences to help each other out. It’s our state, and you don’t mess with Texas.
When the ‘estimated’ number of guns in the US is enough to give 1.2 guns to every member of the population, an invading ground force might be met with slight resistance by civilians. I owned several guns myself until the boating accident. Those guns now are not counted in the estimate.
Perhaps in the Red Towns and Rural areas of Texas, but the Blue areas are so Woke they'd side with China.
@@chrisestill8825 need to have a "boat ban" with all these horrific boating accidents 😉
Amen, never mess with Texas
@@chrisestill8825 the “boating accident” meme never fooled anybody, least of which an ordnance sniffing K-9.
The hardest part about defending the motherland would be its civilian population unable to contain their excitement.
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@@jamesgray5900 what
@@jamesgray5900 learn to spell my guy
@@jamesgray5900 More like the excitement of using our colossal supply of “Boom Sticks” for their intended purpose.
If destruction is our lot it must come from within-Abraham Lincoln. He was right, we will destroy ourselves before any opposing army ever will.
After Pearl Harbor, I think the US has collectively agreed that you do not mess with our boats....
After 9/11 we learned to take care of the sky’s
@@jaimevalencia6271 Nothing can halt an all out missile exchange in nuclear war.
@@richardsnyder893 After 9/11 Bush invaded Afghanistan in a twenty year war using the best Afghan politicians money can buy in an exercise of nation building only to be defeated by a bunch of rag tag Islamists.
DONT TALK ABOUT IT… IT STRESSES ME OUT!!
Pearl Harbour showed you can.
I read something in Chinese before that goes something like this: An empire does not collapse due to outside forces, it collapses from the inside. Even if it seemed like it's caused by outside forces, that is because someone from the inside opened the door.
I believe this comes from the Chinese's experience with the collapse of many seemingly indestructible empires.
Empires come and go, it is a natural cycles.
If someone were to destroy American Empire, they will guide American into self-destruction. Seems like it is on track, with the ever polarizing American society.
The US has survived way worse things and this is a trend in US history
Meh, I wouldn’t hold your breath. America has a history of being dramatic
roman civilzation (in its entirety) was around for nearly 500 years. America has barely hit the 250 mark.
There is no evidence that the US is an imperial system
@@noflexzone2.055 I think you forgot about the Byzantines
What's crazy to think about is that America has the TWO largest air forces in the world. The first, obviously, is the US Air Force.
But the second is the US Navy, which still has more air craft than any other countries armed services
also the army right? they have the biggest army but also their police force is bigger than some countries armies lol
US navy has more aircraft then Air Force so it’s actually number one in that with Air Force number 2
@@IrishLegend64 US doesn’t have biggest army. It’s up there in top 3 I believe but I will say it’s probably best capable
Da Ukrain's have been shooting down Russian aircraft like ducks in a barrow
I saw video retired general Kellogg say that the USA navy and army are in bad shape we can't win China. Someone here is lieing.
*When it's impossible to invade a country, have the country destroy itself from the inside* - SunTzu The Art of War
Or get someone corrupt and narcissistic enough to do it for you
Indeed, seeing with how crazy some people have become in the USA, I bet it's easily a possibility. Certainly with how that big building got raided. Mind those armed civilians go up against each other, would mean an ezz civil war.
Be polite, be professional, but have a plan to kill everybody you meet.- General Mad Dog Mattis
"It is only when a mosquito sits on a mans balls that he will learn to solve problems without violence"
Sun Tzu.
Man you're so original aren't you?
We do have antimony here, we just stopped mining it because it was no longer is very high demand since it was cheaper from other countries. If we really needed to get more, we could easily reopen mines
It’s basically the same way with any resource we’d need. Same was true with oil, until we decided we didn’t wanna be in the Middle East. Yet there’s still more than enough oil here to be a net exporter. Same is true with chip manufacturing, when China decided to posture against Taiwan we decided to ramp up our own chip manufacturing. The US and Canada basically have all the natural resources we’d ever need
Could you imagine the difficulty for a foreign enemy trying the take the swamps of Florida, the south side of Chicago, or Detroit.
Update!
Dang didn't expect this much reaction to my comment so I'll revise it. Thank y'all for the love though. The South would be difficult because I don't know how most of us live here (I live in rural North Florida) same with the rural areas of the west and midwest. I feel like the north would be hell in winter. Noreaster just freezes em out lol 😂. Long story short there's a long list of reasons no one invades America. #1 being we stay strapped.
lmfao fr bruh especially texas.. those crazy hicks can aim
“Take him to detroit!”
The swamps of Florida? 😁 I live in everglades city and there is absolutely zero incentive to invade the glades lmao. If a foreign enemy attacked it would be DC and other government assets. They would take the head off first. The inner cities would be left alone but definitely cut off and starved. The CCP is buying up all kinds of farmland and real estate.
@@bobsacamano6853 Whilst mountain prople in the rockies are posted up with a 3500 dually with hill billy welded Armour
@@bobsacamano6853 Whilst mountain prople in the rockies are posted up with a 3500 dually with hill billy welded Armour
I was born in a former communist country and moved to the US when I was 10. Most people are beyond kind and ready to help anyone. The scariest thing was the day after 9/11 when everyone united. If the US was ever attacked it would undoubtly unleash a force no other country could face.
Very well said.
@Peter smith Even if they tried, the amount of Tomahawks and drone strikes would insta-fuck their landing force.
You are correct! We bicker, argue and fight but mess with my country and you will catch hell!
@Peter smith The logistics of a fighting force of that size would be impossible. The country would collapse instantly from within. Besides, a 300 million soldier army.. there is no way in hell that someone doesn’t sniff that shit out. World leaders would immediately see an army of that size as a threat.
@Peter smith
Or feed them, hell the US couldn't even do that.
I’m a Canadian and I am proud to call America an Allie and grateful to have them as a neighbour
We jest back and forth with y'all, but would gladly smear the guts of anyone on the walls if they tried to mess with our sister country up north.
Let's be honest though. Nobody's messing with Canada. Y'all are the nicest people on earth.
Ditto
@@Harrison.DuRant I know, right? Every Canadian I've met (just a few) or have seen seems friendly and chill af. They just want their hockey and maple syrup. Except that one guy that suffocated the cats and dismembered that dude. But other than that, I just imagine them all like Martin short, or a cute little snow lovin husky puppy.
Don't get ahead of yourself, we might annex you guys if China decides to invade Alaska.
@@Droobie03 lol
First video of yours I've seen.
Most importantly for me: I like how your video puts the citations in the video next to the spoken statements. I finally saw these are linked in a Google Doc. I'd appreciate if these can go in the description itself too if possible but this is already great.
When using maps, wish you'd use something else that doesn't have the Mercader Projection distortions on area that makes Alaska look the size of half of the continental US. This was especially visible when you were comparing India and China starting at 8:42, saying China is slightly smaller than India while using a projection that makes China look much larger than India is jarring.
Finally, glad you mentioned internal divisions at the end, as I agree that's our weakest link. Anyone seeking to divide Americans does not have our best interests at heart.
Conclusion: New subscriber here!
It’s good you considered that millions and millions of Americans are also armed to the teeth, and we have MANY retired US military, police, National Guard, and patriots who would defend this land to the end.
The biggest reason the corrupt gov is trying to take peoples guns. But that will not happen.
Edit: they are also provoking citizens to use guns on each other. To deep to go into here.
Im not military but im almost positive any proud american would fight till the end to protect it. Fuck with us 🤟🏻
@@foh3138US government/military calculated that if WW3 happened, they would lose 1% of its military power daily. They will lose about 50-60% of its military power & equipment in 2 months accord to US officials & generals. If the military will lost over half of its equipment and power in 2 months the civilians are definitely fucked 😂 civilians being armed doesn’t matter in a nuclear war, since an all out nuclear war would cause billions of deaths, and there’s a decent chance WW3 will be fought in US soil so most Americans would die
Nah I would rather have the generation with boys who bite their lips making TikToks to protect us.
sarcasm
having a high amount of armed civilians would only mean that in a eventual attack, the invaders would have less regard for civilian lives since they basically operate like an extension of the military, thus resolving to carry out airstrikes and bombings much more than they would if most of the civilians were unarmed. As much as civilians armed with their AR15s sound appealing, they wouldn't stand a chance against high military tech and aircraft.
No country can match the ferocity and unpredictability of the Florida Man. The fact that we haven't conquered the world with our army of Florida Men just shows how merciful we are.
Edit: I'm surprised how many people took the joke seriously and proceeded to talk shit about America and the American Military. Ya'll Crack me up. For the foreigners who don't get it, it's a joke based on the fact some of the wackiest Individuals in the news getting arrested for crazy shit are more often than not Floridians. Look up Florida Man meme and you will see.
love this joke
We don't have much of an Army or other Military anymore. The DOD is fully engaged in turning our war fighters into WOKE Social Justice Warriors.
@@gangsterg1936 you thought it was a joke? 🤣🤣
Said, Florida man here and Air Force lmaoo, pog.
Ian
two quotes from some adversarial military leaders sum this video up pretty well.
"The Americans are a very lucky people. they are bordered by the north and south by weak neighbors. and to the east and west by fish"
-Otto Von Bismarck, Chancellor of the German Empire.
"you could never invade the mainland US, for there would be a rifle behind every blade of grass"
-Admiral Yamamoto, Commander-in-chief of the Combined Pacific Fleet of the Imperial Japanese Navy.
what was a advantage is now big disadvantage
@@muratyildiz506 how so?
@@muratyildiz506 no its not
@@muratyildiz506 Can you explain mate?
@@felixgutierrez993 Our geographic isolation leads to bouts of ideological isolationism. Isolationism is objectively bad. All states that persist in isolationism ultimately either get conquered by someone else or become so poor and irrelevant that no one cares about them.
Our biggest secret: Our entire underground tunnel system across all of the USA.
Not much of a secret when you talk about it
duuuuude not cool. shhh
😂🤫
The one that doesn’t exist
Yeah we saw that in New York recently.
The Mississippi rivier basin is twice that size. Five major rivers, not one, empty into the Mississippi. All of them wind through the most productive farmland in the world.
The most productive farmland in America by acre is in California. I think Iowa is number 2.
@@420JackG By calorie or by dollar? I think Californian land is more suitable for high dollar cash crops like almonds while Iowa is more suitable for high calorie crops like field corn
You literally couldn’t design a better aqueduct that the North American Central basin. From yellowstone to Pittsburgh or Buffalo down to New Orleans u can reach by river.
There is also the intracoastal waterway, which adds even more navigable rivers that connect Texas to the system, as well as most of the east coast.
There is also the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence system, which is connected to the Hudson in New York via canal.
Pretty sure the netherlands had the most productive farmland.. seeing they are the second biggest producer by tonnage(?) whilst being like 300times smaller then america
Correction: second largest exporter*. Also i would like to add we are producing a lot of food with muh less resources thus being highly productive farmland making the first part of this comment still kinda true if we compare places per square meter
Glad you bring up civilians. Hell I own over 20 guns and have 1000s of rounds of ammo on hand. I actually can't think of a single male friend that doesn't have at least 4 guns but we live in the country. It would be an absolute nightmare for the people that decided to red dawn America. So many guns plus America's profound national pride it would be a bloodbath for an invading force.
Yes,very true.If we decided to have a civil war again....let’s say it would be a war zone.
Joe Biden gonna take your guns
Y’all are lucky here in California it’s very difficult to get a gun and is frowned upon 🥲
I wish I could still say the same, but I lost all of my guns and ammo in a boating accident. 😭😭😭😭😭
@@robertalexander5892 it’s hard to get a gun in cali I envy you Texans
The pipeline from Texas to the east coast was shut down due to a cyber attack, but not an attack on it's operating system. The attack occurred on the system used to pay for the fuel. The company shut the pipeline down because they did not want to "give away" any fuel without the financial system in place.
Kinda, I do the Network connections on the valves and pumps and stuff. If it was just the Financial system I would not have had to replace 400+ satellite systems in 1 month.
THe part that was attacked was tied in to both the pump system and the finance system, the finance system was affected. but they could have hit the pump count. You want to damage a pump system tell it it only pumped 10/1000 barrels.
again Updates have been made
@@chiefgully9353 good info
@@chiefgully9353 second this good info
And some say it was our own government who cyber attacked the Colonial pipeline....
Yeah that was another thing I had an issue with. It seems the author bought into the conspiracy theory about the Russian collusion which was actually masterminded by people close to Hillary Clinton. And that whole thing with the pipeline being shut down almost made me laugh because he lost the plot there as well
In the 70s I had a company course and flew to Pennsylvania. One weekend I went to the Pocono Mts and to get there I drove on Interstate 80 and realized that I could drive a half mile from my house near the coast of California, get on the freeway, and with enough gas could travel almost 3,000 miles without ever encountering a stop sign or light. - God bless America
That was borrowed from germany implimented by Eisenhower. Before that was mud roads
WOW I DRIVE I80 W & I80E to Colorado for my annual Elk Hunting Trip! Especially nice on the Wyoming side Speed Limit 80MPH! for a Short Section of the Interstate!
East to west I did that ride on my motorcycle so cool .
I love how he didn't consider an invasion from drunk lumberjacks chugging maple syrup, and riding Mooses with their army of beavers and bears from the north. Now that is a force to be reckoned with.
The US would deploy the FloridaMen and a legendary battle would unfold.
@@thelight3112 finally! A worthy opponent! Our battle will be legendary!
fear not, we have had hundred years to prepare, we are already there, ready to blow up key installations and assassinate all the important people, just say the word
we are the same it will never happen
Ik you're being sarcastic but Canadians will never think or try to get into a fight with the US, it's a red flag
The Colonial Pipeline wasn't shut down by a cyber attack. The billing system was taken down and the pipeline company chose to stop operations until the billing system was back online.
Big difference.
TIL.... thanks!
Taken down by who?
Would you work if you couldn't get paid for it? Why would a company?
@@johnr797 probably a software bug
@@samehedi lol they literally paid 4.4 million to the hackers that took down their software. It was a ransomware attack.
Japanese general Yamamoto said it best "I would never invade America because there would be a gun behind every blade of grass"... Not only would they be fighting the strongest military but also the strongest militia in the world.
and the most crazy motherfuckers loll
Just like Afghanistan.
@@omarsabih Afghanistan was a resource gathering exercise. Heroin, rare earth minerals, and slave trade. Once America was done sucking it all out we just gave it back.
@@omarsabih But 1000 times worse for the enemy invaders!
@@Buckblacket Well, now you don't have to worry about over population, you are welcome...
We have a "no criminal left behind" country.
so Bush wasn’t a criminal for iraq and Obummer wasn’t a criminal for drone-striking weddings I suppose. Epstein also isn’t a thing apparently. Yet your media focuses on Trump commiting fraud, a irrelevant crime, which is also not punished though
"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
But I don't like most seafood. 😥
That comes from the mouth of a German---who must faced a lot of monsters outside of it's border.
Don't underestimate the fish!
Not weak neighbors. We got awesome neighbors
Are neighbors are actually pretty chill especially Canada
Only one thing you missed. When it comes to defending other citizens, many ppl in this country have balls of steel. Even if it's Americans we don't like, we will defend those Americans like our own families many times. I may not like how another American thinks/speaks, but I will fight to the death for that Americans right to think/speak it. We're kinda crazy like that...
We put difference aside
that's what anti-gunners don't have a clue about... if I'm at the mall when some insane mass shooter opens up, I'll do what I have to to defend anyone, even a damn ignorant Democrat... shit, that means I'd even defend Pelosi if needed... hopefully I could get at least one virgin if I die on that hill... LMAO...
You pretty much nailed it with that. There are a helluvva lot of us who care more about freedom for others than we do about even our own lives.
No, I would instead sell you to the invading army! 😂
9/11 changed that. there never was any 19 guys with box cutters
I think the unspoken motto of the American people is “I wish a mfer would”
Not exactly a group you should mess with lol
Saudi Arabia is the reason why the US dollar is the global currency, without Saudi Arabia, the US dollar will COLLAPSE, America is nothing without Saudi Arabia
Yes, you nailed that one!
Meanwhile your country is wide open and being invaded by the tens of millions. @@braveheartz263
They would sit on their ass like they did when the domestic spy program was enacted and the banks bailed out and the armed citizens lost their homes to banks.
And then Biden lets the US get humiliated in Afghanistan, the Red Sea, Jordan, etc..... and China flies spy BALLOONS, not satellites BALLOONS over our military bases in the Continental US.
ALL nukes together don't have the energy to destroy 10% of Earths surfaces.
I'm pretty sure the US has more under their sleeves when it comes to their military capabilities, the things that we don't know, is what other countries should be worried about.
Wouldn’t be surprised if the US had a satellite equipped with a laser that can disintegrate whole cities on some Death Star vibe lol but your right the US only shows us what it wants you know they have some crazy shit up their sleeves.
You could say the same about Russia and China. Be careful
Poetic justice.
@@cliffa2901 that's true but our military spending is three times bigger than China's. I doubt they're just throwing all that money into the air.
@@cliffa2901 maybe china but not russia
@@elitewavez4768 don't underestimate Russia.
I'm sure the US military hasn't.
Just in my very small area in the Appalachian mountains in SW Virginia, every person I know in my neighborhood has multiple guns and about half of them have experienced hunters in the house who are accurate. I cannot imagine how many armed people there are spread out over the entire nation. An invading soldier would be getting shot at from all directions and that doesn't even include the military or law enforcement.
Exact reason we won't be invaded with a military presence..
They would not only be fighting the world's largest military but the world's largest militia's
This is a BS video. The evidence is that Russia DID NOT hack the Democrats' computer and that Russia had NO INFLUENCE on Trump being elected. This video was paid for by a Democratic Party organization....pure propaganda
@Watchman A2343 or maybe just release a virus🤷🏻♂️
@@danielashlock826 My cuz who is a ret SEAL said that the many organized militias, the many types of law enforcement agencies, and the number of armed citizens we have are factored in by our military in the event of a defense strategy. He also said that there’s certain motorcycle “clubs” that would be part of a defensive too. About 90% of ret SEALS that are physically capable will stay on top of their physical shape and will also refresh their training, so they’re prepared in case of an invasion on American soil. He told me that if there was a “boots on the ground” scenario, that our non military personnel would be a bigger factor against an enemy on our soil, then military forces on the ground would be. That’s bcuz we don’t have to go by any rules of engagement, plus we’d have the element of surprise in our favor bcuz they wouldn’t be able to tell who’s a threat and who isn’t a threat.
Almost seems like that’s already happening
As liberal and anti-war as I am, I'll fight to my last breath for this country. And I know American's will throw our politics aside and stand together like never before if she were ever threatened.
Say what you will about the division in our country because I certainly don’t share your views but the case of an invasion all is put aside. This is OUR country, this is OUR home.
Thank you.
@@carsoncasmirri3874 Damn right. 👍
‘Merca!
@@carsoncasmirri3874 ehh I could be ok losing California lol
I lowkey feel safe knowing my neighbour is a reserves commander lol
Regardless of the inner turmoil- I’m Proud to be an American! 🇺🇸 ♥️
Texas, the South, California, Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico need to secede.
@@PrimericanIdol +5000 social credit
@@PrimericanIdol Why? None of them even want to secede
@@Jack-yv2xu There is an increasingly growing sentiment revolving around the increasingly irreconcilable ideological divisions. I hope to see a total dissolution of the US in my lifetime. A nation once looked highly upon has become a complete scourge on humanity.
@@PrimericanIdol The US will not dissolve, the concept of American identity will prevent any territory from seceding. There is basically zero support for any independence movement in the US.
There is one demographic of the United States that you failed to mention: Veterans. Technically, you can't consider us as the mainstream civilian population as many of us are combat experienced and HIGHLY trained. Most all of us are well armed and ready to pick up at a minutes notice. A great majority of the "1.2 firearms for every person" is mainly in the hands of us and there are MILLIONS of us across all age groups and, experience. Also, at least 95% of us believe our oath we took is for life and thus, has no expiration date. Plus, on American soil there will be NO R.O.E.
The ROE is "reload quickly." And you're absolutely right. Most vets still bleed red white and blue.
@@Tom-ut6ky Abso-freakin-lutely!
no quarter!
@little drane s long as people think like that, it makes our jobs a whole lot easier. It's not Call of Duty. SMH.
Guns were invented hundreds or thousands of years ago. Just like the iq level in the west. Remember when you first started Rome an all you had to do to begin killing the world off was invent one thing?
Yep. 100000 inventions since you invented bb guns. Don't forget to grab some fig leaves to beat invading forces with at melee range
*I think Americans take this for granted. There are many countries around the world that are vulnerable to being invaded due to territorial/resource disputes, and people are constantly in fear of the imminent powder keg that could start an all-out war. America will never have that problem... at least from any foreign enemies, that is. Our biggest challenge is from tearing ourselves apart from within*
I think that you don’t have to write your comment in bold letters just to gain attention but still nice comment
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@@nickreed3031 How?
Have guns so what? News never lie, killing school children, teachers n passerby r the norms. Just like Thailand, killing wives, n their new boyfriends or new husbands, gang fights everyday n road rage. Guns always kill EGO, so don't fuck with guns, that's fool's game.
To the fact that China has a missile that can hit a satellite, I have one thing to say - We did that with the F-15 Eagle decades ago.
Also really wish you talked about the tidewater area more this area is home to so much military industrial stuff. The Norfolk naval base is the largest in the world, the base always has at least 3 aircraft carriers(witch is more than any other country has total). On top of Norfolk there are 6 bases in total holding multiple seal teams. Plus the Chesapeake bay bridge was literally built to keep subs out of the bay.
Gave me goosebumps just reading that, so awesome!
Much love.
Been to the Norfolk naval base when I was a cadet on a mechant ship I was in awe to see the coastal naval defense of the area full of smaller carriers and submarines and that's just the defense. The offensive naval arms are patrolling all over every important oceans in the world composed of large aircraft carriers with escorts and other patrol vessels or submarines on other areas.
It's the carriers NOT at Norfolk that matter.
They are the unseen carriers out at sea sinking the invasion fleet.
@Bella violence
The U.S. has 11 Super carriers. The Navy is required by law to maintain that number. At any given time, 5 will be at sea.
I don't believe 3 carriers are based out of Norfolk.
You may be confusing Amphibious Assault ships for carriers. To the untrained eye, it's easy to do as they look very similar.
They're about 250 foot shorter. Dependent on purpose, some have VTOL (vertical take off & landing) aircraft and all carry helicopters along with marines.
Norfolk is sinking, Us needs to invest into a different port before this one is completely underwater
This gave me a whole new appreciation for the USA. Love living here. Sad to see we're falling apart from the inside.
Agreed😔
We will be fine do you remember how unified we got after 9/11 if something jeopardizes our Liberty we won’t hesitate to fuck em up together
We aren't. You're believing exactly what the media wants you to believe
Vote all Democrats and RINOS out if you want to save this country
Agreed. The reason we're falling apart is because people don't love the USA like you (and me). Most people in the world would love to live in America. The only people that generally say our country is terrible to live in, are delusional people born here. They don't know what it's like to live in a bad country.
Let's not forget the military veterans with combat experience and the capability to fight on our land.
Pretty sure most veterans aren’t fit for combat/ wouldn’t wanna join
@@apexspyder8994 I think when lives are at stake your options are quite little
@@nerov210 as shown by the video, the situation won’t be that dire
Even veterans without combat experience….still highly trained
They're used to being supported by a battalions worth of logistics, troops, air support, etc. Unconventional Warfare has none of that. Not to mention they're all on watchlists anyway
US doesn't have to be invaded to be defeated....it happens from within by structural, economic, and demographic reasons. USSR was never invaded, it collapsed undert the same factors.
Huh, USSR was invaded by capitalists. And also illegally dissolved, with a coup d'état.
As Rick said to the Nazi Major in "Casablanca", "Well, there are certain parts of New York, Major, I wouldn't advise you to try to invade."
Yup. But Abe Lincoln nailed it when he said, "America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves." A timeless warning that should never be forgotten.
Which is exactly what’s happening sadly.
@@cornballsack6271 LOL...Thanks for the laugh. Goodbye, Troll
what about "Yonkers"
ussa today is a 3rd world banana republic police state. enemy has
21st century missiles, n wmds. no need to invade with modern weapons.
@@driver4011 They don't have to do anything the USA is in the process of defeating itself
I'd argue that the 120 million guns owned by US civilians is actually probably double that considering that number likely only takes into account registered firearms not unregistered.
There is no national registry of firearms in the United States (at least, there shouldn't be, there is a law against forming one). And there are far more than 120 million. Estimates put the actual number somewhere between 300 million and 600 million. Currently the US is selling new firearms to civilians at a rate of over one million per month - sometimes much more. And many of those are AR-15 platform rifles, which are compatible with US military logistics chains for ammo and most spare parts. The US population is well armed, and getting more so by the day.
@@jimhart4158 now master card and visa and a few banks are keeping track of gun purchases and turning it over to the government making their own gun registry I am sad to say they are traders.
it said 120 guns per 100 people.. No wonder there are so many mass shootings
"Behind every blade of American grass is a gun," Admiral Yamamoto, Imperial Japanese Navy.
That number is way off. There are more guns than people in the US. Hell, there are more pistol braced rifles in private hands than there are Ford F150s on the road. Which is wild to think about.
We havent lost faith in democracy, weve lost faith in our politicians
We don't want a Democracy.We have the govt we need if THEY followed it.
A Constitutional Republic.90% of the politicians are OUT to destroy the Republic.
Agree
I don't live in a democracy, I live in a Republic. I have lost faith in Americans that prop up politicians and their self destructive policies. The hurt is coming, and half this nation voted for it.
The Republic is in decay if you ask me.
Just a question of if someone will cross the Rubicon or if we'll completely collapse, or become slaves as the economy burns down and politicians and businesses trap us under more and more debt.
Even still, it's better than communism, but I have lost faith in the democratic process.
@@deepwinter6799 No one will cross the Rubicon. They know to keep us occupied with the boobtoob, sportsball, and social media. We're not cut from the same cloth as our founders. We're weak, under educated, and many of us are actually supporting this hostile take over of our whole system(modern day Torries)
We are entering another form of communism, they keep it well concealed but are still using authoritarian methods to persecute their adversaries. It's called social marxism, it's just a modern form of communism without traditional social values.
From Atlantic to Pacific...gee, the traffic is terrific. We make the military supplies and Brandon leaves them behind in Kabul. What a country!
I remember reading something from a WWII German POW, can't really find it now though, so take my words at their weight in salt (and this is the internet, electrons weigh a lot less than compression waves). It more or less was about him being transported to the mainland, and his journal or letter or whatever was talking about the journey. He mentioned getting on a train "and I still believed my Germany could win" and then he details how he passed towns, fields, and factories, "and I still believed my Germany could win." And when the guard noticed him looking sorta up beat, he turned and broke the news. "We aren't even gotten to Detroit yet." "And that's when I knew my Germany could never win."
I can't imagine. I can hardly imagine US troops coming home trying to think of how to describe their participation in the war in Europe of the Pacific. I can't imagine a German from a train based continent like Europe traveling to basically a camp in Arkansas. It's hard to imagine how long that ride felt for the soldier. Great comment!
@@dgillphotos for a TH-cam comment, it doesn't really get any better articulated or kinder than that. Appreciated, sir, I hope you are having a good day, and will continue to do so.
Also, as someone who was in the USMCR, even just going to the local base is like stepping into a different world. Someone actually saw some of us loading into civilian busses, and made a post on Facebook about how they were scared that the military was going to start attacking the populace. Meanwhile, we were just headed an hour or two down the road for a training event. Now, to imagine being one of those AMERICAN troops overseas, I have to believe the difference would be ten times greater than that. And for a German soldier shipped to American soil... I can't even begin to imagine.
@@DieuDeMort - My day just started but this made my day. On the flip side, it has been reported that when American troops landed in Africa during the early days of American troops in WWII, they said the easiest way to start a fight with British troops is to walk into a bar and say "Dunkirk". Empathy is not a weakness, it's a strength. The ability to try stop and try to understand someone else's side - a superppwer.
@@DieuDeMort - One more. I was at a Legion baseball game covering it for a newspaper a long time ago. They were a bunch of high school players playing baseball through the summer. There was a break in the tournament and I asked the coach if I could go out and field some hits during their practice. He said, sure, and threw me a glove. I'm out there and a player says, "attack the ball, run up and stand there and put your glove up to catch it just before it hits you in the forehead." Very cool. Another player came up and, like a ghost from baseball past said, "in the heyday of baseball, they would have a keg of beer at third. If you made it there, they would pour you one." - High school kid told me this! Still gives me chills to think about it and how much tradition is passed down on the field.
@@dgillphotos Lmao, if you want to hear about tradition coming from HS sports, I'll oblige. I marched in the band in HS. I remember, freshman year, there was a guy playing bass drum, and he had to dodge me one day since I didn't know what I was doing. He pulled me aside after that run, "Look. Next time, I'm not dodging you. I'm just going to run you over, I don't fucking care." And that became my own attitude later on, telling that same line to the color guard and the like, but what he said straightened me out real quick.
I moved onto college marching, and I was told, "if anyone gets it your way, you run them over. It doesn't matter who they are, at that point they're just an obstacle." And my college was actually known for running over reps and preventing the team from playing if they came out early.
Then I went into the military. And at that point, the previous statement wasn't just a suggestion, it was law. If someone is in your way, you correct that manually. No formation breaking, no hesitation. If you have to physically walk over them, then that's what you do. Kinda weird getting to progress through that, and at the same time travelling back to the source.
If Vietnam and Afghanistan has taught the world anything, a well armed populous, fighting in their back yard, is a devastating problem for any invading military.
And now Ukraine too..
Vietnam for sure, Afghanistan not so much. It’s crazy how little people really understand and know about the war on terror in Afghanistan.
@@ihonest5355 not really. Russia is playing a delicate game where they want to do enough to make their point but not too much where other countries (the us) feel as though they have the moral obligation to step in
@@smoaky123 Afghanistan is known as the country where empires go to die so.....
@@PrayingPanda This is the dumbest take I've heard in a while. Russia wouldn't purposefully lose conquered territory so as not to look 'too mean.'
The southern border is generally more mountainous than most of the Appalachians except south Texas
Lmao I love your comments on the most diverse videos bro 🤣
That doesn't stop hundreds of thousands of people crossing it every year without permission.
I'm a clueless human being I don't know anything about nothing
@@shaunpatrick8345 “without permission” please 😂
Most of the important cities are not behind the ranges, kind of making the argument invalid to some point. He had to point out Hawaii, Guam and a chain of NATO allies blocking China (Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Phillipines). In the unlikely scenario that the thread comes from South America, they can easily block Middle America, as it is so narrow.
We also have the second amendment. More AR-15s than blades of grass.
What use is that in the USA? No one attacks the USA; the USA attacks almost everyone else - which is why USA is so hated around the world, also why the USA is subject to terrorism and one day MIGHT be attacked as it was by Japan, for example, back in the 40s.
Please don't act like civilians will make a difference if any of these countries invade.
@@lumarrandom8144civilians are the reason the U.S. hasn't been invaded
LOL a segway into how USA uses Nord VPN would have been funny
One thing many people miss about that pipeline attack was that it only effected the accounting deparment of the company (not the operations of the pipeline directly). The company shut down the pipeline since they could no longer track and charge the customers correctly. The point being, many people don't even think about all the routes of attack that are possible to undermine someone.
forget all the problems we have, forget right or left, its a blessing to be born in this country
AMEN BROTHER
My boy...
and forget all the troubles u created =))
@@ЖеняКонаныхинbetter you than me
More than what people know.
I think one thing you're missing in means of defence. The US military or paramilitary unit numbers would grow by 4-5 times. Just based off how many veterans there are that love our people.
World is flat
Can't be done from the outside but we're doing a damn good job of it from the inside .
Almost ready...
Turn off the internet bud turn off the news😂 that shit is not happening and we're doing just fine
@@foxhound5043 glad your doing well
True
thank the republicans
None of this is accidental. Manifest Destiny was a little crazy in some of its theory, but the US made gigantic moves to secure our borders to the point that we would be virtually impervious to invasion.
Ever watch red dawn? I personally never finished it..
@little drane the USD has been trash for a long time but every nation that stopped using it was small an easy for USA citizens to call for the mass genocide of that nation's population.
So they did. Then 6 years later they claim they didn't want that war; but need more money an another nation wants to stop talking to them . So they do it again.
But the strong nations waited an banded together to drop it an now they just sit back an cry instead of trying to bomb russia
Manifest Destiny was more of the US thinking it was destined to gain North America (Hence the war of 1812), the Mexican-American War (Americans going into the then Tejas, having it Revolt and join the US), americans trying to start a war just because a pig got shot on some disputed islands, etc.
What do they say - security comes before downfall, not by accident, but by implication, as you can see, US is a hollow shell, hence all the defensiveness, obsession with security, paranoia, terror. Anything at this point can precipitate its total collapse. Empires aren't forever, especially something most damnable and intolerable, it ain't to big a folly to fail, nor too great a sovereign/God to be held accountable. Justice will catch up eventually, long overdue, with a vengeance. What's the rule again, what do Americans say about themselves? What goes up will fall down, and the greater they get, the greater they fall! So America is really Great, and you can say Great again!
Not impervious now. Biden's allowing us to be invaded right now at the rate of 8000 a day.
As divided as the US population is at the moment, if we were threatened with a land invasion we would all come together.
As fucked as the USA is, this is literally the most true statement. Cuz we know wtf the government does unlike other countries but unlike other countries we love our land enough to die for it without joining the military
We've already been invaded,they was very sneaky about it and now they control the white house
All the fast food restaurants could be used as bases due to their numbers and proximity and
Of course because most of
Us are well ..
Fat F#$ks
Not a chance
@Cane Ma as far as the fast food bases or the country coming together 🤔 💭
Tough call
Not sure what u were referring to
China is slowing take over piece by piece without a shot fired. In my city have a company called INGRAM/MICRO they do licensing and sales of Microsoft products and have 4000 employees. A Chinese shipping company just bought them out for 8.5 billion dollars.
Yeah, we may rule militarily BUT military is built on technology, money, and supply chain. We're only winning 1 of those imo (tech)... Cyber hacking could change that
find it intriguing how the USA literally started from the bottom, after breaking away from Britain, and soon over 200 years, they rose up and became one of the most powerful countries In the world, when back then, no one thought they would last, not even Britain.
Every important country has done that doe
Wake up. The US would be nothing without its allies. The US needs its allies more than the allies needs the US.
America started from scratch. Thats why it baffles me how Native Americans can easily claim that USA is theirs when all they ever have participated was being against its creation.
But USA's role as the world's superpower is slowly fading away and soon China will take it's place.
And one sad thing is more and more Europeans starting to dislike USA for some reason
@@flaskanbottle9250 true
Not many countries would relish the thought of invading through Canada due to both terrain and the ferocity of the Canadian Forces who have a reputation for punching well above their weight in the 2 world wars and Korea, and as far as invading in summer an enemy would be quickly mired in the soft muskeg and winter would be worse than Stalingrad with temperatures down to minus 50f
Not to mention that Canada is a favourite and close sibling to the US, some Americans could even fight in the same conditions of Canada and be equally scarred as their Canadian counterparts.
Trudeau would allow invasions because that's what WEF tells him
Don't forget about how half of the Geneva convention was because of the Canadians.
it could be a nuclear war but i dont think the father of Fathers would let that happen beings there spotting ufo's around are nuclear missle sites
Then in the incredibly small chance they get through the people the Geneva convention was addressed at it's summer and America is hot as hell filled with angry Americans who just lost their sociopathic little brother. Although in my city body armor and half the guns I have are illegal to own but it's not hard to get lol
I live in the US. I thought it was normal to go on 7-hour-long trips just to meet my grandparents a state over. I was completely baffled at the fact that you can drive through European countries in just a couple hours.
Edit: the replies are a warzone 💀💀
I used to drive 19 hours from Kansas to Michigan
I know. I've driven across the country. It's incredible how vast the US actually is.
Europe is the size of Texas
@Harriet Harlow it's a horrible drive by yourself. Rolled my car once after falling asleep as i had to get from san fran to Atlanta in 3 days alone.
I FUCKIN' HATE DRIVING NOW WHICH I CAN SAY I'M GLAD I'LL BE LIVING IN A PLACE I DON'T NEED A CAR SOON.
(it's like 30 minute drive anywhere everywhere in these Sprawling Cities
@@russellm2555 Europe is larger than the US.
All I can say is pride comes before the fall...to think America is untouchable is pure insanity because it's this kind of arrogance that led to 9/11....
From my (German) perspective one threat was completely missed which is the destruction of the US by their own population. The US is a deeply polarized nation due to having only two relevant parties. Mistrust in the oposing political party and mistrust in the election process may one day lead to armed riots. If a state is heavily biased towards one party and doesn't accept a new president, I wonder if a fragmentation might then occure, where states who oppose the election results band together and the US breaks into two states.
It might also be that one of the parties becomes extremely unpopular because of big scandals or whatever. If this ever happens, then the popular party might get enough popularity and might to oppress the opposition. Building a one party state where elections are mostly just there to keep up the facade of being a democracy doesn't seem so far fetched if you realise how incredibly easy it is to control public opinion by simply owning the main stream media.
We had the a civil war once and came out on top, we can do it again
@@ethanmcfarland8240 I hope your right. I'm afraid for 2024 and post 2024.
The CIA owns the mainstream media and have for decades. They have their own agenda at this point and push whatever is beneficial to them at any given point.
The real threat is the woke and politically correct. They hate Christianity and would guarantee the suicide of any nation.
By far this is 100% the biggest threat to the US the fact that the only civil war we’ve had has essentially been over election results shows that, and not much has changed since then when you look at more recent events like the storming of the capitol building back in Jan 6th
Imagine being Americas two worst enemies (China and Russia), only to know that there is no way to kill that enemy without getting killed yourself.
What makes it more hilarious is they finding out is that US is not afraid to get into a fight with any nation
All they have to do is wait. 😅
Well the US can be invaded but only if its military were to severely weaken. Also in any case of invading America, the invader would no doubt use nukes to assist it.
La nouvelle paix dans le monde Monsieur ! C'est à la fois un peu flippant et un peu rassurant j'imagine. (Je précise, je suis vraiment pas pro américain)
It’s even worse than that because America can rebuild itself faster than either of those nations both financially and technologically
I'm just gonna put this out there. There are more registered firearms in Rhode Island than there are troops in the Canadian Military. As a Gen X'er, we grew up with "training videos" like Red Dawn & Rambo. We lived through the end of the Cold War and were self reliant by age 10 in many cases.
Let's face it, in a situation like Red Dawn, most folks are gonna shoot for shit. But there's gonna be 100 to 1 shooting, and quantity has a certain quality. There's the fuzzy wuzzy principle: a guy with two guns who can be killed with one bullet is NOT twice as powerful as someone with one gun.
@@dbadaddy7386
You would be surprised at the level of proficy of shooting in US civilian populations.
I was raised like you but I'm 22
I kinda wish I grew up with your generation I'm stuck with gen Z and I'm not enjoying it
@@dbadaddy7386 that depends on alot of things my friend lol, a person holding 2 guns has more potential to hit you than you do him, and thats flat out probability. If you wanna bring other things into factor, if a man has 1 sidearm vs a man with 2 and they both have cover, trading shots, who do you think comes out on top. One has to reload, one doesnt. One can advance on you, while you have to maintain and reload ur single weapon, depending on training and how fast you can reload yeah this can be done, but vs an equal opponent he will most likely push you when ur clip is out, and he will keep you from pushing him and even peeking out by using the other weapon to just keep firing at ur position. He can literally just use the other firearm as a distraction, if he wanted to. Unless ur talking like some take 10 paces and turn around, 2 guns will always have the chance of landing a hit on you due to more bullets in the air coming at you, im talking sidearms here, nobodys running around with 2 ar's. What ur saying is true, but in reality if you were to play that scenario out 100 times with trained soldiers, and untrained. The person with 2 sidearms would win well over 50% of the time, id probably say 75% of the time, well that number would probably actually only increase with trained soldiers because they would know how to fire and hold a sidearm lefty and shoot it lefty, but this isnt hard really unless ur very weak or using a very high calibur handgun, the noise would be a bigger problem. 2x 9mms vs 1x 9mm. And thats not counting like ive seen ambidextrous people shoot before, its quite impressive i wouldnt want to ever get into a situation were id have to trade shots with someone like that, i mean its rare but, that person is literally putting twice the amount of led on target.
"one might say making the us give up is impossible.but you can never say impossible without possible." a wise man.
I feel most safe due to our “hostile armed civilians”
yas bras yous been shooting each other
@@cornballsack6271 so we have plenty of practice. 😂😈 At the end of the day nobody can mess with America
@@cornballsack6271 yes. Yes we have. Freedom
😂 it's all fun and game until they invade and all of a sudden people love guns
Lol you have 420 million guns for a population of 350 million people there are enough weapons here to arm our weapons with weapons
The issue is that with the US the call is coming from inside the house.
There is no bigger enemy of the US people than the US people itself, imo.
for real
MAGA is a threat to our democracy.
It's only the coastal city folk. They'll finish wiping themselves out and the rest of us will carry on.
leftist-commie agenda. thats the current domestic enemy embedded within
*Government
The biggest enemy of the people in the USA is the US Government.
I believe the majority of the reasoning behind the lack in our own rare metals is ecological/regulatory groups not allowing it. I don’t think total depletion shut down those mines(does reliance upon outside resources ever deter anyone?)
It didn't and your absolutely correct we have our own rare earth's.
Why use ours when we can use theirs
We have more rare earth metals and other vital elements in Alaska then China has. The Sierra Club and other organizations have consistently blocked all efforts to mine them. They would rather Alaska be a playground for the rich than a productive source to fuel our country. While it's awful that we haven't been allowed to use what we have there is a flip side. The rest of the worlds deposits are being used at an increasing rate. They're also subject to being taken in an invasion. Ours on the other hand are sitting safely in the ground. We know where it is. We know what we have. We know how to get it and we know it's safe for an invading country. In the end we'll have the last laugh.
@@dustinjackson3318 Exactly, we can use our own when we aren't able to get it any other way.
Better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it.
😂 7:12 “it’s a possibility” lmao 😂😂😂😂
3:46 - The pipeline was never in any true danger, the operator of that pipeline shut it down, while they investigated their auxiliary systems, but the SCADA was not breached. Pipelines are the safest and most efficient means to transport product, while being well regulated via State and Federal offices and agencies.
You forgot the most important part. The reason it was shut down so long was a fear that the software controlling payment had been tampered with. The systems controlling the pipeline were never in any danger, but the company was in danger of not being able to tell how much people owed them.
The government would be handing out AT-4’s and STINGERS like it’s candy on Halloween 😂
Underated
Because the US doesn’t produce a resource doesn’t mean it can’t. It more than likely means it is cheaper to purchase it from others.
that and importing it, means we don't have to use our own reserves yet. Plus trade is a good thing
and/or it means the dems are sabotaging our production so other countries can benefit, countries that arent really our friends.
@@joejones9520 No. it is smarter to use up another’s natural resources and save yours for a rainy day.
Rare earth mining is also extremely destructive for the local environment.
Enjoyed your take on this up until the end.Russian involvement in 2016 elections have been disproved !
Japan " We blew up your boats."
US " Hold my beers."
And then we blew their cities 😂
@@adamyami2902 I tried typing that originally but auto correct kept changing it to " freed their cities ".
@@thomasconti3536 freed them from existence lol
we nuked ur cities lol
They did perform attacks on the West Coast and even attempted to start fires in California. That it not including the attacks on the Aleutian islands of Alaska and a base or two in mainland Alaska.
Yes we have lost faith in the government. But not in the Republic or Democracy!
Common misconception, we DON’T have a democracy. We’re a constitutional republic, not a democracy. There’s a huge difference.
we are not a democracy ..Article IV Section 4 demands a guarantee of a REPUBLICAN form of governance to ALL States. F' ur democrapcy..it's is the biggest issue here ...your illegal democrapcy!
the Democrats think it's not so bad in Cuba.. they think communism is better
"I've said it before, I will say it again. Democracy simply doesn't work!"
- Kent Brockman 😂
We are a constitutional representative republic dammit
Don't forget, the US has millions of vets and hundreds of millions guns (among other weapons). There would be civilian troops all over the country, who aren't just shooting out their windows, but would be organized, well equipped, and know the land better. Plus a lot of those vets have combat experience, so they'd be formidable opponent.
US has about 15 million veterans, over 1 million active reserves and 100 million young men of fighting age that could easily become part of the defence force.
Fucking yeee yee I got spartan amrour and an AR 15 teach me the simple shit of shoot and scoot and I'm sure I could help. I know gun safety and firearm basics
380mil weapons (assorted flavors)and some 2bil rounds (assorted colors) in the citizens handz..
@@CoreyandCrew you’d get merked
@@EugeneHaroldKrab probably....
I think in all past wars with major powers, none have ever had the ability to launch ICBMs. We wouldn't get shelled into oblivion with short-range artillery, but infrastructure could easily be targeted from anywhere with a big enough missile behind it. We've never once had to shoot down missles over the homeland. The balloon doesn't count, and honestly, it is what makes defense doubful in that regard.
there‘s still no incentive for a country to do that. it only means that the US will face consequences for bullying others around finally
I think fighting America’s population would be terrifying, imagine just being in your camp somehow you’ve made it onto the coast line and suddenly in the distance you can just hear armored Ford F-150’s and MERICA FUCK YEAH playing
GLORIOUS
Big reason why they can't invade us is because we just have crazy ass people like that who can run guerilla attacks, and we gave them solid firearms.
thats hilarous
Whatever it was would be well over before getting to that point.
They would get addicted to opioids and shooting each other before anyone could wipe them out🤣
You are the 1st TH-cam where I have ever seen talk about the United States citizens owning firearms.
Everybody always talks about how big and bad our military. But they never talk about the American citizens that are extremely heavily armed.
Thank you for bringing that up
Right. Russia thinks Ukraine was tough. They’d never even make it to the beaches but still.
Americans having guns has always been a problem for China. They want the population disarmed.
If I recall the statistic correctly, there's more guns owned than people in the US.
@@squirrelsinjacket1804 if only there was a graph at 6:52 to help us recall
Armament are for the weak bodied... & ewe zombi en masse...
In the extremely unlikely scenario of an invading country managing to make it to our towns and cities, I am 1000% convinced civilians would make easy work of ANY invading army in urban warfare. I don’t think many people realize how well equipped and trained a lot of our citizens are 🇺🇸
"you could never invade the mainland US, for there would be a rifle behind every blade of grass"
-Admiral Yamamoto, Commander-in-chief of the Combined Pacific Fleet of the Imperial Japanese Navy.
Unlikely? It's going to happen. 🤡
@@allwillberevealed777 then they’ll fertilize our soil
@@allwillberevealed777 There will be no need to invade, they will let us destroy ourselves with our "woke ideology," and "everybody has a category," Politics. I'm not as concerned about our enemies from abroad...it's the enemy within, we should be more aware of!
@@allwillberevealed777 aw look at the failed troll attempt. They even projected their personality with an emoji.
The idea that we could turn our automobile industry into tank production again (like we did in WWII) is unlikely given the type of materials modern tanks are made out of.
During an invasion I would bet my life on citizens (and teenagers) taking up arms to fight for their freedom, homes, and country
🤣😂 ARE you for real! 😂🤣 The woke kids knowadays are to busy trying to figure out if they are a "IT" shim sher! To busy getting sex change 🤣😂 and on their video games! Entitled maggots! So destruction from within! And this DENOMIC administration is bringing the world down!
but imagine if one of the first side-effects of the invasion was the power going off and never coming back on. I live where there are hurricanes and when power goes out, all the fun and enthusiasm stops, basically your whole outlook on life changes.
Rural warfare.. The wolverines come to mind..A few 50's 7.62 and molitoves n grenades ,hit N MOVE OUT..
@@lukequigley121 good grief, no real warrior would be on here spouting pseudo insider-slang...
@@joejones9520 It's being touted real or imagined all the time.. You don't read so well
Theres plenty of dumb shit that goes on in America but when it comes down to it Im proud to be an American. When you look at the reality of life in other countries it truly makes you thankful. America is the land where knowledge is really power. In other places certain knowledge will not end so well.
Life in America (idiocracy) is not that great if you aren't white and macho-male
We have freedom of knowledge here too
You mean, money is power.
People need to help stop the Russian Republicans from destroying America. Trump is really destroying America.
America military is actually not very impressive considering the ridiculous amount of dollars they spend on it. The SAS wipes the floor with any of the US special forces
Thank you so much for being one of the few to pronounce “Appalachian” correctly in something like this
Don't forget, the Sierra Nevada Mountains( Mt. Whitney 15,000+ feet)
No joke.
Don't forget the Armed American Citizens. Who will defend this Great. Country.