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Top Comments (10)
Terrible situation in the world where so much is spent on massive amounts of killing machines by all countries, yet some people haven’t got enough food or water to live a decent life. We should be totally ashamed of our species for this madness and hopefully humanity will wake up and see sense. Unfortunately, too many make too much money from killing. Madness !
Also good to see the BBC is reporting on the biggest war in Europe since ww2 again.
... a billion $$ (1,000,000,000) for a radar, some missile tubes and a truck to haul it around, I'm in the WRONG business, that's for sure!
War is a racket.
We will need someone to develope a cheaper easier to make missle
This is surprisingly good analysis from the BBC. Finally a leading mainstream media organisation trying to catch up with the best independent analysts on YouTube. You’re not there yet guys, despite your massive lead in funding, but you are making progress. Well done! Examples of the best YouTube analysts on these topics, I’d say include: ATPgeopolitics, PaulWarburg, BelleOfTheRanch, HISutton, ADifferentBias, TheRestIsPolitics, DenysDavydov…
Good one!
Thank you.
Where are the electronics coming from?
Really interesting. 😊
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Top Comments (10)
Terrible situation in the world where so much is spent on massive amounts of killing machines by all countries, yet some people haven’t got enough food or water to live a decent life. We should be totally ashamed of our species for this madness and hopefully humanity will wake up and see sense. Unfortunately, too many make too much money from killing. Madness !
Also good to see the BBC is reporting on the biggest war in Europe since ww2 again.
... a billion $$ (1,000,000,000) for a radar, some missile tubes and a truck to haul it around, I'm in the WRONG business, that's for sure!
War is a racket.
We will need someone to develope a cheaper easier to make missle
This is surprisingly good analysis from the BBC. Finally a leading mainstream media organisation trying to catch up with the best independent analysts on YouTube. You’re not there yet guys, despite your massive lead in funding, but you are making progress. Well done! Examples of the best YouTube analysts on these topics, I’d say include: ATPgeopolitics, PaulWarburg, BelleOfTheRanch, HISutton, ADifferentBias, TheRestIsPolitics, DenysDavydov…
Good one!
Thank you.
Where are the electronics coming from?
Really interesting. 😊