Due to the enormous QUANTITATIVE advantage held by the Soviet Union during the Cold War, U.S. policy shifted to maximizing the QUALITATIVE advantages of Western technology when it came to weapon systems.
And so the U.S. Army built what was unquestionable the best tank in the world: The M1A1 Abrams, also known as The Beast due to its battlefield dominance. But that was 1980. So what now?
Meet the M1E3. And baby, The Beast is Back! Here’s a new edition of The Right Angle, with Steve Green leading this discussion, joined by Scott Ott and Bill Whittle.
President Donald Trump returns from Switzerland, having accomplished his chief goal. He succeeded in carving out a deal allowing use of Greenland as a forward base to protect North America from an Russian missile attacks. The United States also will receive some shared control over rare earth minerals that abound in Greenland.
An Air Force One scare occurred on the way to the World Economic Forum in Davos. A malfunctioning electrical system forced to plane back to Washington DC. Trump had to hitch a ride on another craft.
But he overcame the setback, just as he persevered to win a Greenland deal. No, it was not what he originally suggested, but Trump knew all along that he would have to make concessions and get a side deal. He simply wanted to make sure it was as sweet as possible. Here’s more from And We Know.
The United States used directed energy weapons on Venezuelan soldiers during its kidnapping raid to capture Nicolás Maduro.
Redacted has independently confirmed this news. And what we can tell you is that this isn’t new technology and the U.S. has used it on multiple previous occasions that have gone unreported Here’s more from Clayton Morris on Redacted News.
When President Donald Trump seized a “Russian-flagged” oil tanker tied to Iran and Venezuela, the world discovered something interesting.
The flag was PAINTED on, allegedly with Russia’s permission. Why would Russia make this unprecedented move?
Glenn and his head researcher, Jason Buttrill, have a terrifying theory, made even worse by NATO’s recent actions. Here’s more from the Blaze TV.
As protests in Iran enter their second week, speculation grows over whether the Ayatollah Ali Khamenei will flee, perhaps to Russia. The protests have now spread to 23 of Iran’s 31 provinces. At least 16 individuals have been killed.
Protesters are angry toward the Iranian regime after a sharp decline in the value of the Iranian currency, the rial. It was been plunging vis a vis the American dollar, down to new record lows.
This has resulted in economic crises on the home front, with many citizens unable to afford food, rent and the basics of life. Here’s more from Firstpost.
