US sends 'unserviceable' arms to Taiwan. US Inspector General admits to 'wet and moldy' body armor and other issues.
US sends 'unserviceable' arms to Taiwan. US Inspector General admits to 'wet and moldy' body armor and other issues.
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Look, Israel gets all the best gear and Ukraine gets the leftovers. All we have left is trash. 🤷♀️
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Taiwan is in for a black mold future
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considering the fact that China doesn't need to "invade" or whatever, I see no issue with any of this, except we could have filled that space on the boat to Taiwan with disgusting sexpats who will now need to charter a plane
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This was also evident when they had that TOW test which should have been a simple point and shoot but the missiles were either so old or faulty they just fell into the ocean right after launching.
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This is absolute proof that the US knows China won't invade. If the US thought there was even a slight chance that the invasion would happen, they would have not sent garbage. Especially since they keep calling Taiwan the unsinkable carrier and how important Taiwan is to protect the first island chain. So the only 2 possibilities are that:
- It's not actually important to the first island chain (which we know it is, that's why China even cares about it at all).
- US has no concern what so ever of China invading.
So now we know it's absolutely the US trying to start a conflict with China to invade Taiwan. They want this kind of news to leak out so China would be emboldened to attack.
*Edit: And if anyone says it's about semiconductors, you don't understand how semiconductor manufacturing works. Any violent conflict would pretty much result in a total destruction of the semiconductor factory.
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There's also third possiblity: US just sell the faulty junk to their vassals for exorbitant prices because US MIC don't give a flying fuck about wheter US or its vassals win the wars, as long as the junk sells.
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★☆☆☆☆ I would give it zero stars if I could.
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That wasnt strictly treatyable
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