With so much time on your hands and the world of information at your fingertips, you still spread lies just because it makes the US look bad. Why?
It's the admin, that's making the U.S. look bad, not me. You can contest the "facts" but in any case it wasn't "spreading lies" on my part. I've heard the figure 100-150K ground combat troops from many fmr. generals and other military. I could put up videos of the discussions but you don't watch videos. I don't willfully lie, I might get my facts wrong from time to time.
The U.S. military has roughly 1.3 million active-duty personnel, but the exact number of strict ground combat troops is not officially published as a single static figure because most service members work in support or specialized roles.
Where's the lie?
AI says:
General Force Structure
Total Active Duty: Around 1.3 million across all six branches.
U.S. Army Active Duty: Approximately 458,100 soldiers.
Brigade Combat Teams (BCTs): The U.S. Army maintains 59 total BCTs (the basic tactical ground combat force of about 4,000 soldiers each), with 32 in the active component and the rest in the National Guard.
Combat vs. Support Ratio: Users on platforms like Quora generally reach a consensus that only about 10% to 20% of military personnel serve in direct combat-related positions, while the rest provide vital logistics, intelligence, and medical support.
Whatever the case, the U.S. would need many more troops than it has if Pape is right about only a ground operation would give the U.S. victory.
Hasn't Trump repeatedly said we wouldn't use nukes? Honestly I think it's become a waiting game, with each side taking pots shots at each other randomly.
Trump says a lot of things. I don't know if Trump will or won't use nukes eventually. But he's clearly referenced nukes in a round about way several times now. And I believe MTG when she says nukes come up in discussions at the highest level. Joe Kent and many others fear nukes are a very real possibility. Oh but Kent just has TDS! Ok but it's still not like he's a nobody with zero insight. Let's hope it doesn't come to that.
I agree that it's a waiting game but the U.S. has IMO much less tolerance for economic impacts. I'm predicting (guessing) "negotiations" will come up very soon from the U.S. side and it will be framed by Trump as Iran "begging" but it will be the other way around.
😂
This isn't it exactly, but instead of actually winning Trump has taken to naming things instead. It's very juvenile and embarrassing behavior. Coins, buildings, countries, lakes, straits, anything and everything. Building statues to himself. Gold plating everything in an ugly
Kitsch style.
Kitsch (often spelled kitsch) most commonly refers to art, objects, or design considered to be in poor taste due to excessive garishness, sentimental over-expression, or unrefined irony.
Is this stateman-like behavior in your opinion? An AI video of an imaginary Kharg Island bombing. Really?
