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Post by kungfuzu on Mar 10, 2023 11:54:09 GMT -8
The problem is that such harsh military action is no longer an option for the USA, except in third-world countries like Mexico. And even in such places we always seem to lose. One or two trillion pissed away in Afghanistan, which left us worse off than before we started there. We cannot impose our will across the world, any longer. The latest proof is in the link below. Thank you Joe Biden and idiot-criminal neocons. This is a huge deal and the type of thing I warned would be happening with the USA's ridiculous warmongering foreign policy, particularly when we are being led by the 10th rate fuckwits in the Biden Administration. The stupidity sown by the West in the Ukraine is very quickly being reaped. It is the very big straw, which has broken the camel's back. Or the small hole in the dike which we are enlarging with a pick ax. Of course, the CCP brokered the agreement between Saudi Arabia and Iran. Believe me, things will not be getting better. The US is losing power daily. It can force the stupid EU and NATO to commit suicide, but the rest of the world is not, and will not, follow. Saudi Arabia and Iran Warming to Each Other
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Post by kungfuzu on Apr 10, 2023 9:33:08 GMT -8
This bitch is either a liar, idiot or both. I have been through numerous company audits in my life and if the company being audited could not account for inventory, payments, other assets, etc, the auditors would have bounced us. The authorities would likely soon be knocking on our doors for explanations. By the way, the video is about the fact that the U.S. Military cannot pass an audit and has not been able to do so for years. This is criminal on the face of it. Your Deputy Defense Secretary
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Post by artraveler on Apr 10, 2023 11:51:58 GMT -8
This bitch is either a liar, idiot or both That is possible, however, auditing for business and auditing for government are two completely different things. She could be, technically correct when viewed by government auditing standards, no matter how twisted and Byzantine. Business auditing holds the auditors financially accountable for misstatements and errors government auditing basically asks do the numbers add up.
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Post by kungfuzu on Apr 10, 2023 12:21:31 GMT -8
Unfortunately, but as is to be expected, the Pentagon is not even able to meet this simple requirement. Pentagon fails audit To give you an idea of how bad things are, please note the following. What the hell? They can't find financial records for almost 50% of assets and almost 75% of "budgetary resources" in the military. Here is the GSA definition of Budgetary Resources. I guess this is something like a cash flow statement which shows where your money is coming from, how much your are receiving and how quickly and where it is being used and if your cash flow is positive or negative. Our genius betters don't know where the money is coming from or where it is going. Sure. Read Kung's "Primary Directive" regarding bureaucracies. This is all nothing less than criminal. I repeat, the American government is the biggest criminal enterprise in history. It has been this since the mid-1950s at the very latest, but really took off under LBJ. It is not just transfer payments which people like to latch on to. I love this from the article. Fraud, fraud, fraud. Just like the huge amount of fraud which is being funneled through the Ukraine. This goes back to 2014 at the very latest. The Bidens are simply the most blatant and stupid fraudsters involved. Others of our elite, both Demonrats and RINOs are in on the action. We are not living in "The City on a Hill" that Reagan dreamt about. We are nearer the garbage dump Gehenna which had been a place of child sacrifice.
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Post by kungfuzu on Jun 1, 2023 13:35:43 GMT -8
I can't say that I feel too sorry for the operator. Perhaps it would have been better had the drone hit the designers. Have they never heard of Skynet. Oops
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Post by kungfuzu on Jul 15, 2023 22:11:48 GMT -8
Even some globalist Demonrats are beginning to question where all the money spent on the military is going. $1 Trillion and we are running out of ammo We all know where it is going. Into the pockets of the military-industrial-espionage state. A couple of days back, I heard from some military historian (I can't recall his name now) that in 1943 the USA had 12 million men in uniform and there were 7 four-star generals. Today the USA has 1.12 million men in uniform and there are 44 four-star generals. Clearly there is an inverse relationship between the number of four-star generals and the competence of our military. The more four stars, the less competent our military. I came upon similar numbers some months back. General Smedley Butler wrote War Is A Racket in 1935. The "Racket" has grown by several orders of magnitude.
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Post by kungfuzu on Sept 18, 2023 12:24:23 GMT -8
Today I went to get my car inspected and buy a couple of new tires. I returned to a place I have been doing business with for almost fifteen years. It is owned by a man who immigrated from Afghanistan many years ago. Over the years, I have had conversations with him about the state of Afghanistan at the time we spoke. As I recall, he has never been a supporter of the Taliban.
I have been curious about how things are in Afghanistan since the Americans left. So I asked him today if he still had contacts in Afghanistan and he confirmed he did. I then asked about the state of affairs there since the withdrawal of American troops. With out any hesitation, he said things were going much better. In particular the amount of corruption had decreased dramatically since the US military left. I found this interesting and started to mention Hamid Karzai and his brother as examples of the corruption, but he said, Karzai and his brother are just one of many such crooks who flourished under the American occupation.
Actually, this is a typical result of American military/government occupation across the world. There should be no surprise as the government of the United States has a way of throwing money at everything and money attracts corruption and the big money sloshing around the U.S. government coffers attracts big corruption, both in and out of the USA. In fact, I am sure the amount of corruption inside Afghanistan was a pittance compared to the corruption which took place on the American side.
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Post by Brad Nelson on Sept 20, 2023 9:21:32 GMT -8
Yeah. As they say, follow the money.
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Post by kungfuzu on Sept 26, 2023 19:19:06 GMT -8
Another intentional action to destroy the USA from within. Does anyone seriously believe an army led by people with degrees in "Equity and Diversity" will be able to win on a modern battlefield. The US Military has had serious troubles for several decades, but it will be all but destroyed shortly. Yes we can
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Post by kungfuzu on Oct 1, 2023 15:21:58 GMT -8
When all is said and done, the U.S. Military has a budget of close to US$1 trillion per year. Yet they cannot get organized to make sure that the Marines have the proper clothes. Of course, they blame it on the KFF fraud. Maybe it is really because they have been paying for all those sex-change operations and there aren't enough outfits for all the new he's/she's and its. We had all better pray that the idiots in D.C. do not get us into some type of hot war any time soon. Your tax dollars at work
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Post by kungfuzu on Oct 1, 2023 18:40:10 GMT -8
Pardon my French, but this man is a fucking idiot and war-monger to boot. Trump should shun him like California females shunned the KFF. The Air Force needs 300-400 B-21 bombers The corrupt and insane military-industrial-intelligence-foreign-service-financial-congressional complex is always looking for boondoggles based on "patriotism" and fear of the next "boogie man." The Air Force and Navy are particularly slimy and venal in their areas. Think of the bust that is the F-35. The most expensive military project in history and despite what one sometimes hears, the plane is nothing close to what its promoters claimed it would be. The Air Force is already pushing to waste funds on some other 6th generation plane which needs no pilot. The Navy is getting rid of the LCS vessels which it spent billions on. In 2023 alone they are to de-commission 9 of the vessels, some of which weren't on duty even five years. When will people finally understand that the main mission of the U.S. military is to make big profits for those connected to the military-industrial-intelligence-foreign-service-financial-congressional complex. This latest budget fight should be proof of that.
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Post by kungfuzu on Dec 21, 2023 21:01:15 GMT -8
The Seventh Fleet started calling at Singapore when I lived there. It is hard to understand how naval flag officers could be so stupid. Forget corrupt. There was plenty of corruption in Vietnam, but I haven't heard of such stupidity. Anchors Away
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Post by kungfuzu on Jan 25, 2024 19:58:40 GMT -8
The Heritage Foundation's assessment of the U.S. Military is shocking. I generally discount such reports somewhat as it has long been the case that the Defense Dept. cries "wolf" when asking for money. But even if the Heritage Foundation has a bias in favor of the military, I do not believe they are alarmists by nature. The link is to the summary of their findings. The full reports would take several hours to read. The U.S. Military is WeakThe last two paragraphs should send shivers down American spines. And crooked politicians like Mitch McConnell do nothing to stop the spread of Wokism throughout our armed forces and want to continue to throw more tens-of-billions at the Ukraine even though they have pissed away between US$120 and US$200 billion over the last couple of years. Criminal idiots all.
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Post by artraveler on Jan 25, 2024 20:51:42 GMT -8
I believe this sums up not only the military readiness but the national as well.
In the aggregate, America’s overall military posture must be rated “weak.” The Air Force is rated “very weak,” the Navy and Space Force as “weak,” and the U.S. Army and the nuclear forces as “marginal.” The Marine Corps is “strong,” but the Corps is a one-war force, and its overall strength is therefore not sufficient to compensate for the shortfalls of its larger fellow services. Moreover, if the United States should need to employ nuclear weapons, the escalation into nuclear conflict would seem to imply that handling such a crisis would challenge even a fully ready Joint Force at its current size and equipped with modern weapons. Additionally, the war in Ukraine, which threatens the economic and political stability not just of Europe, but of other regions as well, shows that some actors (in this case Russia) will not necessarily be deterred from conventional action even though the U.S. maintains a strong nuclear capability. Thus, strong conventional forces of necessary size are essential to America’s ability to respond to emergent crises in areas of special interest.
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Post by kungfuzu on Feb 18, 2024 20:16:25 GMT -8
I agree with everything mentioned in this article. I would go even further. The Pentagon is a criminal racket. It has never been able to pass an audit. It cannot account for tens-of-billions of assets. Just last year it discovered a $6+ billion accounting mistake in funds for the Ukraine. Frankly, I suspect it cannot account hundreds-of-billions in assets. Since WWII, the military has had financial control problems. But today's military is being run for crooked defense contractors and leftists who wish to create another Red Army. This will not be to defend the country, but to control and erase those who disagree with their woke religion. The lefties are not there yet, but believe me they are rushing to achieve this goal. Unlike the FBI or CIA, the USA needs a military, but it doesn't need the bloated pack of jackals which make trillions off of "defending the nation" and the prancing wokesters like Millay, who either believe the garbage they spew, or are parasitic whores that one finds in all bureaucracies that go along to suck as much as they can from the public. Thus I would not burn the Pentagon to the ground as I would the CIA and FBI. But I would raze enough of the building to leave only one angle in the edifice. As for the 800 military bases around the world, I would close the vast majority of them and sell the land to the highest bidder. Interesting that the writers should mention John Hopkins' SAIS. My main polysci professor, with whom I kept contact until around 2010 had his PhD from SAIS. Reform the military
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Post by Brad Nelson on Feb 19, 2024 8:14:04 GMT -8
That article I posted the other day about the rot of feminism also noted the lack of honor in our society. As much as I agree that the FBI and the military need to be reformed, I think the basic problem is a lack of honorable men.
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Post by kungfuzu on Feb 19, 2024 10:25:59 GMT -8
And honor follows manliness. Not all manly men are honorable, but most honorable men are manly by definition. They stand up for right knowing it may cost them. That is the basis of honor.
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Post by kungfuzu on Apr 13, 2024 17:12:34 GMT -8
We had better pray that the USA does not get into a major conflict any time soon. Everything I read and hear points to a military which is being degraded rapidly and steadily. Naval vessel back to port This is your Chief of Naval Operations. Journalism major
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Post by Brad Nelson on Apr 14, 2024 7:38:44 GMT -8
This DEI rot is far more advanced that I think even we figured. I'm also in agreement that our armed forced could indeed be a paper tiger.
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Post by kungfuzu on Apr 17, 2024 16:17:43 GMT -8
This is an example of why we should not send one more cent to the Ukraine. Cutting the defense budget is another question altogether. 29% of F-35s operationalIn the $61 billion dollars being voted on for the Ukraine, only $8 billion actually goes to the Ukraine. The rest goes to the MIC in one way or the other. Of course, the MIC returns a percentage of that amount to the politicians in the form of election funds or future board appointments, lobbying positions or other such jobs.
The system is totally corrupt and immoral. The scumbags running things are quite happy to fight until the last Ukrainian. A curse on all of them.
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