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Outdated compared to the latest and greatest in America? Yes Bleeding edge for most of the rest of the world.
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2024-01-06
I saw one off an exit ramp on 85-South. Our system really needs to update so we can give these drones the support they need.
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2024-01-06
/r/confidentlyincorrect
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2024-01-06
There’s a fair bit of padding by military contractors.
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2024-01-06
Because that cost is not just hardware of manufacturing, it’s also the very large amount of RD and software your paying for also, no different then buying a computer, you can build it cheaper but good luck doing anything with it if it has no OS on it.
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2024-01-06
They're drones. They're meant to die instead of killing some savant in an A 10.
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2024-01-06
America always fighting with one hand tied while the enemy can ignore any “rules”. And people still think the US is the worst ever…
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2024-01-06
I will send them to their moosey fate!!
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2024-01-06
Mamma mia
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2024-01-06
They’re receiving an Iranian version of the stinger missile, the designator name eludes me but you can google for footage of this exact drone being downed. The missile airburst near enough to the drone for the shockwave to break internal/external components and degrade flight capability. Inertial navigation as well as visual/ir nav takes over even if encrypted GPS is jammed, but in this situation would only attempt to re-gain altitude resulting in a softer landing that breaks the fuselage rather than vaporization as expected from both a direct hit and direct ground impact. Make sense?
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2024-01-06
So you’re basically on the money is what I’m saying
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2024-01-06
If houthis are breaking into GPS we have other problems, that is not feasible 
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2024-01-06
The fuckin 80’s brand, bro!
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2024-01-06
That's a spicy meatball!
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2024-01-06
You only hear about the successful attacks. You don't hear about the failed ones. And they likely prepared that operation for weeks if not months in advance.
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2024-01-06
The logical conclusion is that we need them to become regular consumer goods!
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2024-01-06
I think the model of being able to fight a war on two fronts is a bit outdated tbh. War has evolved beyond a struggle for territory land… and there are wars being fought everyday on a multitude of fronts. Right now, we’ve got the proxy war being fought against Russia in Ukraine… the economic and trade war with China… and the diplomatic war in the Middle East. It’s a really complicated situation and you need that defence spending to act as a deterrent rather than just as a tool to enable you to fight a war on two fronts.
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2024-01-06
Chin Edit: oops
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2024-01-06
*Fiddling around with the books* "Honey what are you doing"  "I'm crossing the space time continuum RIGHT NOW" 
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2024-01-06
I love how normal this statement looks for everyone except people who have had to use JavaScript 
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2024-01-06
Indonesian?
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2024-01-06
It's our wives.
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2024-02-06
I'm not exactly sure either. Only thing I can think of is the engine and/or control surfaces were damaged, but not bad enough to immediately crash the plane, and it just gradually lost altitude. The crew most likely would have attempted to drive the plane nose first into the ground if they didn't think the plane was going to make it back home, so I would imagine the plane lost link, and it just did it best to stay in the air until it just couldn't anymore.
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2024-02-06
Those are rookie numbers that going to hit 1 trillion soon.
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2024-02-06
Who else in the area has Reaper drones besides the US and the Saudis?
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2024-02-06
Give them credit because it shows they are more sophisticated than people realize. If this is true then it changes alot of things. The USA would win but at what cost. The USA could beat the Taliban but at what cost. I dont remember shooting down a drone. It shows that they are more sophisticated than the taliban at the very least. Why do you think there hasnt been an invasion of yemen. Never underestimate your enemy 
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2024-02-06
Iroquois Nation... I fucking knew it. 
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2024-02-06
I thought you made a good up with General Atomics. It sounds like something from fallout. Turns out there's actually a company with that name operating today lol.
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2024-02-06
B-2s were what 1.1bn each?
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2024-02-06
Of that 30m how much of it cycles around in the economy or is paid to engineers/technicians/whoever. And isn’t just held as profit?
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2024-02-06
Defense contractors have pretty good profit margins
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2024-02-06
Why do you think the dude in Robocop was so mad the ED209 got shown up.
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2024-02-06
Its mission usage can change. The f16 was designed to be an air superiority fighter. It’s a missile truck now.
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2024-02-06
and it's also how we get skynet!
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2024-02-06
Doesn't really matter, thos gives the Iranians, the Chinese and the Russians a Reaper drone to reverse engineer. Although considering Iran showcased its own high technology drone years ago and yet are shipping basically Volkswagen engines with wings to Russia, I doubt they have the capability of reverse engineering this craft.
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2024-02-06
Iirc Iran downed a drone using the interstellar method. They tricked it to think it was in a different location, causing it to cross the border and land in Iran. Houthis may have been given some tech to do the same.
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2024-02-06
That still relies on being able to take down every single anti-air installation in the region, which as we can see with the houthis, is a lot more difficult than it might seem, even against a poorly equipped army. And you don't need anything as expensive as an S-300 to reach it, most sovjet anti-air weapons bigger than a manpad should be able to reach that height. Still though, my main point was just that it's a slow propeller-craft, it's basically a sitting duck for anything that can reach it.
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2024-02-06
which?
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2024-04-06
where?
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2024-04-06
Who?
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2024-01-06
How can people still vote for Trump? People do not tend to vote based on a rational decision. Zuma's party is very strong in the Zulu heartland. He speaks Zulu fluently as opposed to the current ANC leadership which does not. His supporters also feel that he was treated unfairly.
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2024-02-06
Da is in no way a Afrikaner party. It has proven it can govern in western cape. Just because they are against racist bee laws does not make them an Afrikaner party. I would argue they are the least racial party out there, most pro merit party
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No, you dunce, these are not okay. But in the grand scheme of things and in comparison to all the damage other traditional energy sources cause, nuclear energy is great.
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2024-01-06
For those invested in it.
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2024-01-06
Solar/wind combined with advances in modern energy storage will replace all other energy sources. However after Fukushima and to a lesser degree San Onofre’s failures nuclear energy stock prices plummeted and were bought up by hedge funds. Now for the last decade we have seen a “nuclear green energy” campaign remarkably similar to that of the “clean coal” from 20-30 years ago. It’s everywhere on social media, some of these people may also be heavily invested in these stocks as well but the primary source is hedge funds.
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2024-01-06
You need those advances in storage to happen. They haven’t yet and there isn’t a guarantee they will. Until we have a more eco friendly battery solution nuclear is still the cleanest baseload out there
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2024-01-06
Right but the rest of the world is, so we should probably still not globally discount nuclear power
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2024-01-06
“In a major clean energy benchmark, wind, solar, and hydro exceeded 100% of demand on California's main grid for 69 of the past 75 days.” This is the progress we have seen so far. The problem is there is so much more money to be made in nuclear’s $155 per MwH compared to those renewables closer to $40.
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2024-01-06
You think that's bad - Iran lost its president for a few days last month ;)
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2024-01-06
I doubt it. By the time land based sources of uranium become a concern, technology for seawater extraction will be many iterations ahead. Uranium isn’t “renewable”, but at that point it will be near inexhaustible. Not to mention breeder reactors and similar technology currently being tested. As someone in the industry, running out of uranium is the least of our concerns.
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Bibi knows America is incapable of ending Israeli support. He holds all the power. Bibi could outright invade Egypt and America will be forced to support every ounce of the invasion.
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2024-01-06
What’s Hamas’s license?
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2024-01-06
lol you act like Palestinians have had no opportunities to get state hood
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2024-01-06
What happened to all the other Arabs that used to live there?
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2024-01-06
Most of Israel don't like him but if would say, "Yes Biden we are with you on this deal" Hamas would just ask more because they will feel that they are in power position
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2024-01-06
SCOTUS is Bidens fault? That’s news to me.
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2024-01-06
The west coddles Israel as well
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2024-01-06
This is confusing. Does the US need Israel and is this controlling the war, or is Israel controlling the US and thus controlling the war. Your enemy cannot be weak and strong at the same time.
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2024-01-06
They had an opportunity for over 70 years to influence their reputation with Palestinians.
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2024-01-06
Where are the raped naked women being paraded through Israeli streets? There is no both siding this argument. One side is literally lower than dogs and holds their own people hostage.
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2024-01-06
The last guy who tried to negotiate some kind of lasting peace process with the Palestinians got shot to death by one of his citizens, who the current Minister of National Security is in favour of releasing.
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2024-01-06
Its election year and with protests in the US (even if it's small) Biden is pushing for peace to claim victory
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2024-01-06
Vietnam we would have absolutely won, we just pulled out due to domestic pressure. Iraq we did win quite handily. I’ll give you Afghanistan tho that’s a tough country to occupy, but even then when we were inside the country the operating capacity of the Taliban was near 0.
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2024-01-06
Are you a child? How has German been with the world since the end of the war? You can't be serious.
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2024-01-06
It isnt a possibility. It is going to happen. Stop living I. Your fantasy land. Embarrassing Israelis do not understand insurgency while being in the middle east.
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2024-01-06
What's the point in attacking germany? you can't defeat an idea, it won't work. If you don't acknowledge the ideology that is spread around and taught by hamas, then sure, just stop fighting and show you want peace, this time it will work. But if you do acknowledge the ideology, then you realise that you can stop fighting, you can give them money and whatever they want but it won't matter because they believe in this ideology
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2024-01-06
That's because Palestine is a state
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2024-01-06
What does caging and sexually assaulting children make the other side then? Educate yourself. >The Public Committee Against Torture in Israel (PCATI) published a report which claimed children suspected of minor crimes were subjected to “public caging”, threats and acts of sexual violence and military trials without representation. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/middle-east/israel-government-tortures-children-by-keeping-them-in-cages-human-rights-group-says-9032826.html
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2024-01-06
Unilaterally pulling out illegal settlements is not equivalent to say, for example the Marshall Plan (or whatever the equivalent was for Japan).
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2024-01-06
Israel hasn't killed half of Hamas members. Even Israel hasn't claimed this. Where are you pulling this number from ? Israel can kill all 20,000 Hamas and Hamas will still be back because their brain is in Qatar and few other middle eastern countries. They just need people. Based on the way how things have unfolded, Hamas will have no problem getting men, it may take few years, but they will have no problem with it. Hamas doesn't need experienced men to fight, they need someone motivated enough to cause chaos.
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2024-01-06
Again and again people try to make this “point”. There are civilians with family in Israel who are dead and do not hate Palestinians. In fact right before this war there were countless programs taking place around the areas the MULTIPLE massacres happened to help Palestinians in the name of peace. Why is it okay for them to be perpetually angry? If Israelis constantly give, Gaza in 2005, there was never an Israeli terrorist attack in Gaza meanwhile Palestinians working in Israel stab Israelis so often it’s in the news at least once a week (before the 7th). Why is it okay for them to continue their hate and expect for Israelis to deal with them?
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2024-01-06
>Does the US need Israel and is this controlling the war, or is Israel controlling the US and thus controlling the war. Dominionist Christians need Israel to survive and make whole the biblical state of Israel, so they get their End Times and Rapture. Israel needs the support of the US so the world doesn't step in to force a better solution.
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2024-01-06
And by God 40 years later, there wasn’t any more East Germany lol
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2024-01-06
I mean, yeah there is a lot of precedent for beating the bejeezus out of a people until they effectively become downtrodden enough that they stop fighting back. Virtually all of these cases have been seen in retrospect as genocides and atrocities though. Native Americans, Aboriginal Australians, etc. So the current war plan could work, I agree with you on that, though it will take many, many years - probably at least a hundred, if past examples are an indicator. The current generation will, however, need to accept that their grandchilden, great-grandchildren, and great-great-grandchildren (as well as history as a whole) will almost certainly see them as the ones being in the wrong.
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2024-01-06
You don’t know a thing about insurgents
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Oct 7th quite literally happened 6 months ago and in the 80s Israel had already won at least a dozen wars with its neighbouring countries. So what do you say when someone constantly wages war at you and loses, since your inception? Let’s make peace? They did! They tried. Oct 7th happened. Those border towns they attacked had people who were more pro-peace than most Israelis. They attacked a music festival for peace. What are you saying?
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2024-01-06
The other part is that now that the Israeli's have Raffah, Hamas cannot resupply. It's near impossible to carry out a insurgency without resupplies.
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2024-01-06
Read the post above again, forget the clickbait, Netanyahu didn't say Hamas would cease to exist, it just wouldn't be the de facto ruler of Gaza, and that's probably doable.
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2024-01-06
Wow the fascist who is afraid of jail time has no intention of ending the 80+ year project color me shocked
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2024-01-06
It doesn't matter if they assemble, because they won't have the weapons to do anything about it. That's why I said "demilitarized". Sure, maybe there could be a few random knife attacks a year. But that is negligible compared to an active military force. So Israel will be fine with that negligible amount of attacks. Also, it worked on the Germans and Japan after WW2.
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2024-01-06
I think most people would be upset if a bunch of random people showed up and declared that your land was now theirs purely because they want it.
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2024-01-06
Since they have said themselves that they see children as Hamas, this is not a good look.
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2024-01-06
So…the status quo prior to oct 7 was better?
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2024-01-06
If they weren’t being careful the death toll would be over 10x what it is now. What are you smoking bro?
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If a state is ruthless enough - and we're talking Russians in Chechnya level or higher - then the insurgents eventually run out of people willing to die for the cause. Possibly as most of the people are dead or expelled. The Normans took nine years to do it and killed an awful lot of people, but they effectively subjugated England and could operate effectively through loyal nobles after that. Bar the 11-year Commonwealth, the system of government established in 1066 remains, albeit heavily changed, to this day. I am typing this post in a language heavily influenced by Norman French, after all. The Native American rebellions were crushed and the tribes had to accept being moved to reservations.
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2024-01-06
You mean that foil organization you keep funding, propping up, and eliminating the enemies of?
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2024-01-06
I would be shocked to find out that there hasn’t been calls between Trump or Trump Surrogates and Netanyahu.
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2024-01-06
>What makes Israel think that they can do what no other country has done, and wipe out an entire terrorist organisation? Spain wiped out ETA. Germany wiped out the Red Army Faction. Sri Lanka did what Israel has done and destroyed the LTTE. It is possible.
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2024-01-06
I'm just saying, everybody acts like it's a mystery why Palestinians don't like the Israelis and its not exactly rocket science.
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2024-01-06
Hamas makes very simple rockets from pipes. They can keep making them indefinitely. Especially with support from Iran. This conflict could go on until the whole world is dragged in. And even if Israel completes its campaign in Gaza, the whole Muslim world will resent them even more. Israel is in a really tough spot but that doesn’t mean they should go all in on a mistake.
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2024-01-06
"I can't actually defend or express my views so I will hide behind sensationalism"
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2024-01-06
Fair enough. Just finish them already.
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Nazism in Germany was not defeated because of the number of bombs that were dropped. It was eradicated because the Allies did the hard work afterwards to rebuild Germany and helped build a functioning civil society based on Democratic values. Or to put it differently, they demonstrated that Democracy was a better idea. I really don’t understand why people are struggling with understanding that…
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2024-01-06
Trump has no balls. And no concept of worrying about consequences for everyone involved. Yes Biden is a million times better in every way. Wages are up above inflation. Thinking of what Trump would have done in response to the global conflict is a nightmare
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2024-01-06
The person you are talking to posts in a Pro-North Korea subreddit. You are wasting your time
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2024-01-06
I love it when Westerners who only have experience with Christianity decide that all of the flaws of Christianity can be applied to all of the thousands of diverse religious, spiritual, and ethnoreligious traditions of a thousand and one cultures spanning the globe. It definitely doesn’t reek of ignorance, arrogance, or lack of understanding of how intertwined religious practices and cultural traditions often are, or of how Christianity is not how all religions work
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