A $250K missile forcing a $40M response isn’t just a budget problem. It’s a geopolitical shift the US–Israeli policy establishment still pretends isn’t happening.
An uncomfortable conclusion is that in an extended war, support will switch from Ukraine to Israel (if it hasn't already). So Russia will continue to support Iran, knowing that U.S. will exhaust its firepower in defense of Israel and Ukraine will become more vulnerable (if the EU doesn't step up.)
The goal is under the guise of American security the taxpayers will go broke. Once broke people get funny and will do just about anything to get back on their feet. Including go along with the Trump agenda. They don’t know that the only part they play is to work, pay taxes, let the wealthy steal their money, and keep their mouths shut.
"The assumption that budgets are infinite." Yet the assumption is largely correct. The US has an infinite number of dollars to spend. Dollars are after all created out of thin air. No upper limit to them. Not that there aren't practical limitations to spending an infinite amount of money--they're are: Inflation.
It costs $2.5M per day to operate the SS Abraham at idle
Practically $1B per year
doesn't cost israel a dime we subsidize the pos country
It costs $2.5M per day just to operate the SS Abraham
An uncomfortable conclusion is that in an extended war, support will switch from Ukraine to Israel (if it hasn't already). So Russia will continue to support Iran, knowing that U.S. will exhaust its firepower in defense of Israel and Ukraine will become more vulnerable (if the EU doesn't step up.)
The goal is under the guise of American security the taxpayers will go broke. Once broke people get funny and will do just about anything to get back on their feet. Including go along with the Trump agenda. They don’t know that the only part they play is to work, pay taxes, let the wealthy steal their money, and keep their mouths shut.
"The assumption that budgets are infinite." Yet the assumption is largely correct. The US has an infinite number of dollars to spend. Dollars are after all created out of thin air. No upper limit to them. Not that there aren't practical limitations to spending an infinite amount of money--they're are: Inflation.
This is clever. I like it. Hit ‘em in the pocket book
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