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I did not read this because the title says all I need to know.

However my imagination was inspired, so I made up a quote:

Missiles, when selectively allowed through, help prune older military growth, allowing room for healthier units. This is much like pruning in the garden, and in no way suggests that there is anything wrong with the USA

I hope the USA forces are moved back to be mostly harmless; but the war will not stop as long as the Trump circles can make huge amounts of money from market manipulations.

And I have leaned to never underestimate these things. There are always missiles to fire too. Even if supplies are low. This war can last until the end of his presidency.

Not only that:

A threat of a nuclear attack, repeated several times, and an actual explosion, will make Trump and his cronies hundreds of billions of dollars if they stretch out the events. He has nothing restraining him.

This crises is still a long time from ending. And be worse later.

While you are absolutely correct about the points you made, the war is not dependent on these.

The logic is not military, but from the point of view of a scam artist who has every incentive to continue.

It will not matter if USA forces die by the thousands achieving nothing; it does not matter if the oil hits empty for domestic use. Nothing matters but profits for a very few.

Quite literally the USA could be reduced to sail boats with troops armed with only swords, and be killed out at sea. As long as the USA can bomb in the area, with any aircraft: money can be had

I’ve seen this kind of stuff before with Russian bloggers a few years ago. It all amounts to nothing for any results.

Leaders of large countries can and will simply ignore inconvenient happenings and continue regardless, if they are insane or stubborn enough.

Of course, Russia has relatively competent leadership, so whatever the USA does will not be as effective. But the American war will continue long after any of these enlightened stories suggest

on Madballs ad, 1985 · c/vintageads · 7 pts · 16d

I thought they were awful then, I reacted badly to their existence. And, 40 years later, take efforts to write this comment to express my displeasure; which gives me satisfaction.