Comments by "G Money" (@AliceinWonderlandzz) on "Can the US Military Fight Russia and China? || Peter Zeihan" video.

  1. Actually my reports on inventory drawdown are not so sunny. We've gone through 17 years of Javelin production and are scrambling to expand - everyone needs the chips. We are expanding artillery shell production but thats a way's off. Precision gps guided artillery is almost out. Drones are low as well. That being said I'm seeing reports the Russians have already culminated in their miserable offensive in Bahkmut and will be unable to mount a significant offensive in the spring. With a mobile infantry the Ukrainians may actually take Crimea this summer. The crux is China and their willingness to resupply the Russians. Xi seems to be indicating a willingness to do so. Bottom line you are going to have two relatively inexperienced armies with all the bells and whistles duking it out in May/June. Victory goes to the better prepared and supplied, that would be Ukraine as long as they have US military full sigint and targeting. What to expect between now and May is a concentrated attempt to disrupt the US support at home by paid Russian agents like Tucker and members of congress. I predict congress will withdraw approved funding for the war - even though legally they can't - legally they can't just means you don't acknowledge the US has already entered open revolt. IF Putin gets his clock cleaned in Crimea, I do see him using tactical nukes on the battlefield, maybe even in base cities like Kyiv and LViv. That would be conditional on an internal power struggle for control. Putin does seem to be losing his grip judging by the number of accidents his command structure and support are having. Khadirov was poisoned. Pregozhin is actively tic tocing preperation to turn on the Russian military command. In internal kinetic struggle for power in Moscow would completely muddy the water. I still maintain the best solution is to plug the hole at it's source.
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  2. Watch for budget sabotage in the US and an aggressive anti Ukraine propaganda push by those bought and paid for.
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  3.  @jamesw1659  Well by your logic that makes you a paid Russian agent. I think Trump is a paid Russian agent because: When he was 3 billion in debt and no bank would touch him, Deutche Bank came to him and bailed him out of debt with a hundred million on the side guaranteed by Russian oligarchs who use Deutsche to launder money. All of a sudden Trump's businesses begin to flourish as Russians begin buying his condos left and right. But Trump is so bad at development he loses money for them anyway and he gets sidelined in his own business with the mob licensing his name and installing Felix Sater in his office directly across the hall to keep an eye on him. Felix is a convicted member of the NY Russian mob. That's just how he got started because Trump loved gobblig the Russian mob - and the rest is history.
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