Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "“The U.S. u0026 Russia Will Go To War Within A Year!” – Tucker Carlson" video.

  1.  @safeeffective385  ... and leave us out of it!
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  2. It's 1 Ukraine v Russia. It's Ukraine + Military Might of the "West." But even THERE, the numbers just don't add up for Ukraine. American and European production capacity is a fraction of Russia's. Ukraine can go through a month's worth of American production in a few days. All the military aid Ukraine has received is a tiny fraction of what is needed, and the West's stockpiles are empty! We don't HAVE any more to give without cutting into our own reserves. We simply don't have either the reserves, the energy, or the manufacturing capacity required to fight a conventional war against a great power. The Green Agenda took all that away. Maybe if we got China to side with us against Russia, we could keep up, but that ain't gonna happen! We don't make our own stuff any more! This isn't 1939! We off-shored ALL that stuff! The only way we could stop Russia on the ground if they WANTED to invade Western Europe, would be tactical/strategic nukes! And that's my fear in Ukraine. Our leaders are systematically taking away our energy and industry, and think they can rule the world with banks and finance. We can - and have - for a time, but the underlying fundamentals are catastrophic for the West. We're cutting our own throats on all the wacky, insane identity politics and "We want our cars and phones but we don't want them made, here" policies.
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  3. I got chills seeing her at target practice with a 50-cal.
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  4. Good luck with that. If they manufacture consent for war amongst the stupid, who are much more numerous than you think, you will become a target of the stupid. I don't care how good you are or how smart you are. It is nothing against the power of stupid people in large numbers.
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  5. He gets some things. Would that he were better-trained in stem disciplines because he's a bit light in those areas and his analysis suffers. But he understands enough to make some sense of what's going on, and he relates it well to the average American, who is also pretty stem-averse.
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