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11-16-2014, 06:07 PM
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Re: Georgians Protest Against Russia-Abkhazia Agreement
Good article. The main news outlets haven't been covering the situation a whole lot. A lot going on with Russia and China for that matter, they both are attempting to gain influence and strategic positions. Growing their militaries, and building war machines. While we're cutting our military. |
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11-16-2014, 07:23 PM
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Re: Georgians Protest Against Russia-Abkhazia Agreement
The US is cutting their military spending on the books. I have no doubt they are still advancing their military powers, just not on paper. It is a good strategic move to look like they are cutting whilst their enemies are increasing. Sort of like a trojan horse.
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11-16-2014, 08:20 PM
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Re: Georgians Protest Against Russia-Abkhazia Agreement
I don't see it that way. I know for a fact we are cutting troop numbers in the Army by more than 100,000. And even the appearance of a weaker American military has consequences for America's influence. Not just as a deterrent for our safety, but as assurance to our many allies who depend on the American military as their deterrent as well We're downsizing our Navel presence, which is presently unmatched by anyone. The Air Force A-10 fleet is being cut. Meanwhile China and Russia are developing carbon copies of our most advanced war machines and weapons systems. In my opinion Congress should put a stop to all military cuts. And bring in a oversight committee that have military backgrounds to find and recommend ways to cut spending in a responsible way. We shouldn't pretend the World War era is over, as anyone can see the world is volatile. |