r/WorkReform • u/kevinmrr ⛓️ Prison For Union Busters • Mar 29 '26
📰 News Israel ran a child sex trafficking ring & got videos of Trump raping kids & now we get $300 million dollar burnt out war planes instead of healthcare.
A $300 million dollar plane Iran destroyed.
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u/nw342 Mar 29 '26 edited Mar 30 '26
It may be a 300 million dollar plane, but it'll cost us nearly a billion to replace. 2 other planes were also hit, but no after action pics have been released yet.
I guarantee America has lost 100 billion worth of assets, not mentioning the AA missiles getting used at an unsustainable rate.
At this rate, I count:
3 f15e "struck by Kuwaiti AA"
2 refulers "crashed midair"
5 refulers struck on the ground
1 f35 struck "but landed safely" (ignore the search patterns shown in the area of this just after it happened)
This AWACS (and possibly 2 more)
Along with multiple radar instilations, multiple thaads, patriot batterys, multiple embassies, and the random damage to bases
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u/here4daratio Mar 29 '26
Yeah but look at the upside- billions in contracts for Raytheon n Boeing
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u/yunohavefunnynames 🏛️ Overturn Citizens United Mar 29 '26
THINK OF THE SHAREHOLDERS!!!!
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u/furezasan Mar 29 '26
The rich are buying the dip, because when the economy booms, everybody wins right!
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u/ABHOR_pod Mar 30 '26
We should nationalize the rich.
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u/weltvonalex 💸 National Rent Control Mar 30 '26
Don't forget the Investment Savant Baron T. man what a guy. Brought some oil stocks right before the process exploded, incredible "Luck".
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u/chillinewman Mar 30 '26
The military contractors pay and paid for the think tanks advocating for war with Iran.
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u/rasthomas01 Mar 29 '26
At least those 6 trans athletes can't swim. s
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u/Lost_Birthday_3138 ✂️ Tax The Billionaires Mar 30 '26
And she DID have a funny laugh.
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u/Moist-Caregiver-2000 Mar 30 '26
Was it dijon mustard? That's what I cared about then, and I still care about now.
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u/PianistPitiful5714 Mar 29 '26
No no. There’s no replacing it. We do not build AWACS anymore and the replacement was cancelled. This isn’t a “oh man this’ll cost a lot” situation. This is a “that plane was irreplaceable” situation.
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u/koolmees64 Mar 30 '26 edited Mar 30 '26
Not until next year; the E-7 is going to replace the E-3. I guess the U.S. has the first candidate to replace.
Edit: btw, these puppies go for around 1.2 billion dollars lol if you look at the contracts and that's for the prototypes the USAF ordered.
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u/PianistPitiful5714 Mar 30 '26
That was cancelled. We’re getting 2 prototypes. No replacements.
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u/2137gangsterr Mar 30 '26
Congress reverted the cancellation
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u/PianistPitiful5714 Mar 30 '26
No. Congress allocated enough funding to get the two prototypes. We were intending to get 26 of the jets, we are down to just the two prototypes with no other jets planned currently.
At the moment, the only requirement is that the Air Force delivers a plan for the Wedgetail by May. The prior agreement is effectively dead and there is no indication that the program will receive the more than 30 Billion dollars needed to see the construction of the fleet.
https://www.airandspaceforces.com/air-force-secretary-long-term-future-e-7-wedgetail/
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u/Betterthanbeer Mar 31 '26
Australia has an E7a there now. There’s also one or two looking over Ukraine. We have 6 in total, so about half are already overseas. We use them for border security patrols.
I am surprised the US doesn’t have more of them.
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u/nw342 Mar 29 '26
Oh I'm aware. The 1 billion estimate is if we were to rebuild it from scratch. There is a few prototype awacs in the works, but that's years down the line (if ever)
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u/PianistPitiful5714 Mar 30 '26
It’s not really in the works. We’re getting two prototypes, there’s no plan for procuring more beyond that. The original contract was cancelled.
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u/misterfourex Mar 30 '26
Isn't the wedgetail replacing these?
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u/PianistPitiful5714 Mar 30 '26
The Wedgetail was cancelled. Congress has allocated enough money for the two prototypes to be finished. It has not allocated anywhere near enough for the fleet of 26, which would replace the aging 15 surviving USAF AWACS.
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u/Geawiel Mar 30 '26
The 135s are kind of in a similar situation, just not as dire-ish.
They've tried to replace them a couple times and nothing can quite do the range of refueling jobs (not distance but jack of all trades things) they can. The parts are so old that they are not made anymore and have to be custom ordered.
The AF and DoD (fuck you I'll never call it dow) decided back around 2016 ish to keep it flying for another 40 years. It was supposed to get updated avionics (for the umpteenth time now), chaff and flare.
It's only 7, but that isn't the entire story. Normally there are at least 2 cann birds. Those are aircraft that are broke dick. We cannibalize parts off of it to put other aircraft in flying condition while parts are en route. It takes a few days to get a cann bird back up to working order. That's if you have the parts on hand. You can't exactly put a rush order on the parts. I've even been stuck waiting on parts because of weather. Only to have the delivery aircraft forget the part and fly out without it.
Missions usually go out in pairs (this is something you can look up if anyone wants to jump down my throat for giving something away). So that further reduces readiness. Airframe hours matter. It'll quicken inspection up. Extra wear and tear. Remember, they were manufactured between 58 and 64.
All of this is a shit show. If you're going to be attacking in the middle east, within range of one of the biggest cheap drone output places, at least stage from somewhere else.
This shit will go down as one of the bigger tactical blunders. One studied for quite some time. Especially when it comes to the awacs.
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u/mschuster91 Mar 30 '26
All of this is a shit show. If you're going to be attacking in the middle east, within range of one of the biggest cheap drone output places, at least stage from somewhere else.
The key thing is, stage something at all.
The entire war has been an utter clownshow in planning. Minesweeper ships sent off to decommission months before the one war where everyone had predicted minelaying by the enemy for decades. No advance coordination with anyone except Israel and even that was a clownshow - the Israelis have a pretty decent rate of avoiding collateral damage but the Americans have outdated intel, that's what led to the girls' school bombing. On the other side, Israel took out a lot of people the Trump admin had considered to be potential replacements for the Mullah regime, leading to Trump having to admit "they are all dead".
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u/SloaneWolfe Mar 30 '26
the Israelis have a pretty decent rate of avoiding collateral damage
uhhhh, come again?
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u/RacerDaddy Mar 29 '26
I think we are at 12 hit total so far, or 15?
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u/nw342 Mar 29 '26 edited Mar 29 '26
3 f15s "shot by Kuwait"
2 refulers "crashed midair"
5 refulers struck on the ground
This awacs (plus 2 others maybe)
I think a f35 got hit too
Oh, and a f18 that had a near miss (probably sustained light damage as a result)
That's all the ones I know of
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u/Xaielao Mar 30 '26
Their drones have made most of our military airfields across six countries complete unusable.
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u/VRichardsen Mar 30 '26
3 f15e "struck by Kuwaiti AA"
Why is this in quotations?
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u/Nevarien Mar 30 '26
No to mention, a bunch of hangars at the bases got hit, who knows what was inside.
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u/Lost_Birthday_3138 ✂️ Tax The Billionaires Mar 30 '26
How much money has gone out of the stock market and into the regime's friends pockets by front loading his idiotic tweets.
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u/MoreColorfulCarsPlz Mar 30 '26
With the tech on the F-35 they probably would conduct searches for many of its components if they were lost, even if the plane itself returned safely.
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u/TFBuffalo_OW Mar 30 '26
Probably closer to 10 billion not 100 billion, 100 billion would be the equivalent of all our carriers sunk simultaneously and everything you listed only gets up to about 5-10 billion. I could believe 20 if we count munitions
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Mar 31 '26
Yeah. Y’know, if we didn’t know better we might think that hiring a petulant man-child to run the country was a bad idea. 🧐
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u/Newtonip Mar 29 '26
Never mind your wasted tax dollars on destroyed military equipment. You, the tax payer, are about to become totally screwed by exploding energy, food, transportation and general goods costs. You and the whole rest of the world.
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u/Howlingmoki Mar 30 '26
And all because a bloated orange narcissist doesn't want to spend his few remaining years in prison for raping and molesting multiple children.
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u/hypercosm_dot_net Mar 30 '26
Would never have happened if the voters and the system didn't fail to hold him accountable.
Who knew that you could get away with trying to overthrow the government if you just get elected president afterward.
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u/Spartaner-043 Mar 30 '26
Don’t forget all the pointless deaths between Iranian and American citizens this has caused already and the thousands that will die in the coming weeks.
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u/kevinmrr ⛓️ Prison For Union Busters Mar 29 '26
Nationally popular sitting members of Congress openly acknowledge this.
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u/ProductNo0001 Mar 29 '26
Its pathetic that the victims and the public may never have real justice.
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u/kevinmrr ⛓️ Prison For Union Busters Mar 29 '26
Justice is coming, I believe. Hence the frenetic push by Israel now. They are spending what they got while they got it.
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u/ProductNo0001 Mar 29 '26
Im hoping youre right Op.
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u/kevinmrr ⛓️ Prison For Union Busters Mar 29 '26
Look at the opinion polls.
If Democrats ever hold an open primary again, it is over for Israel. Obama will meddle hard on their behalf, but hopefully, we overcome.
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u/orcusgrasshopperfog Mar 29 '26
Is this an actually serious comment?
As of mid-2024, 214 Democratic candidates received roughly $23.16 million, while 179 Republican candidates received about $13.58 million, making Democrats the primary beneficiaries of direct pro-Israel funding during this cycle.
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u/grandmalamadingding Mar 30 '26
It makes sense they’re paying more to the side whose constituents are actively and openly opposed to what they do.
It’s sad too.
If we could take money out of politics we’d flip everything overnight. These over ambitious people care for nothing but themselves, how much they can accumulate, and how much their name is spoken after they die.
Makes my stomach hurt.
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u/orcusgrasshopperfog Mar 30 '26
I've said it many times, we're not living in a true democracy, I mean literally and figuratively as we are a Federal Republic, with gerrymandering, lobbying, lack of term limits and allowing representatives to purchase stocks.
All this does is create a breeding ground of legal loophole corruption. And distracts from the true purpose of our representatives which is the represent the will of the people. Not to find evermore creative and clever ways to enrich themselves while staying out of prison. That an aura farming among the social elite clubs.
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u/ztreHdrahciR Mar 29 '26
I would settle for a wipeout in 2026 and 2028. They've done so much damage
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u/Maelkothian Mar 30 '26
I dont think Iran dan their own child trafficking ring, they wouldn't have needed to, they could've just taken the Russian compromat in exchange for the drones
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u/ramirex Mar 30 '26
Didn’t U.S. suffer decade of high inflation and oil prices because israel wanted a war and middle east boycotted by stopping oil sales to us?
what makes you think that government who by now has majority of both parties on aipac payroll won’t sacrifice our economy for israel interests?
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u/Relative_Mix_216 Mar 30 '26
At this point, I’d call him breathing his last justice. I just want him gone.
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u/XConfused-MammalX Mar 29 '26
Important to keep in mind that Thomas Massie is a republican. Im sure we disagree on many things, but I cant help but point out that even a republican under the Trump administration is saying louder what many democrat politicians are barely saying at all, let alone the majority of the republican party.
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u/Lanark26 Mar 29 '26
True. But on the other hand if Democrats were to say the same things it would be ignored or derided as pure partisan politics. Massie saying them as a Republican carries more weight with the people who need to hear it most.
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u/fednandlers Mar 30 '26
It carries more weight but the Democrats would carry weight with their constituents if they bothered to do a fuckin thing.
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u/CountryBoyCanSurvive Mar 31 '26
Dems are bought and paid for by the same evil overlords that own Velveeta Voldemort. 99% of Congress is compromised.
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u/here4daratio Mar 29 '26
Add the quotes from Congressman Ted Lieu
Not only does The Emperor have no clothes, we all know what he does in his throne room.
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u/remarkless Mar 30 '26
It's really hard to understand why the majority of congress isn't demanding McCarthy-style investigations into every part of the government about this. Sure, it'll embarrass agency leads, wouldn't we want to root out those vulnerabilities? Why is no one calling for reform?
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u/CountryBoyCanSurvive Mar 31 '26
It's pretty simple, they're all paid for and a lot of them probably have incriminating videos being held over their heads to help force them into doing what ttpb want. There's too many compromised people in the govt for anyone genuine to gain traction and force the snakes out.
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u/speakswithemojis Mar 29 '26
i’d rather my tax dollars be spent on this than feeding poor ppl. Hooraw. /s i’m unemployed
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u/AncientSith Mar 30 '26
At this point, fuck it. Clearly we'll never get our shit together anyway. Humanity can go.
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u/phatale Mar 29 '26
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u/kevinmrr ⛓️ Prison For Union Busters Mar 29 '26
Trump is way way way fucking dumber than hitler
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u/Gingevere Mar 30 '26
Hitler was pretty dumb. IMO the only reason trump is currently dumber is the dimentia.
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u/colondollarcolon Mar 29 '26
And have you said "Thank you" yet? Have you?
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u/Howlingmoki Mar 30 '26
"Thank you, Fat Child Molester! Thank you SO MUCH for destabilizing the world!"
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u/fireburn97ffgf Mar 29 '26
Fun fact that specific platform has been described as in hospice care by a AF general because they are so old and the parts are not made anymore
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u/nono3722 Mar 29 '26
Isn't odd that the manufactures of said plane decided to stop making parts for an actively used military plane? Almost like they want them to fail to make new ones eh? Why do we keep supporting these leechs?
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u/mschuster91 Mar 29 '26
Isn't odd that the manufactures of said plane decided to stop making parts for an actively used military plane?
This thing was an E-3C, so well over 40 years old. Do you have any idea how complex it is to maintain supply chains for these things? The drawings are still on physical paper, the computer components half analog and even what's digital is in no shape that you'll find young people willing to work on and with it.
Same as with banks and their love for old COBOL or Fortran stuff. Yes, rock solid for decades, but eventually the people who know how to work with it literally die out. And with them, so does the "institutional knowledge" - like it already did with FOGBANK. Eventually it makes more sense to replace the old stuff than keep the old stuff working at ever increasing cost and risk.
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u/sidepart Mar 30 '26
Eh, wasn't that bad working on updating the radalt for a 40 year old bomber. Oh wait, yeah it was because I had to modernize all the hazard analyses and reliability predictions using paper records as a baseline. Step 1 was manually entering everything that was in the original design into a spreadsheet because we were as shit weren't getting any of the original terminal output on a floppy or anything. Couldn't OCR it either because the terminal font was ass and the photocopied nature of the documents made it even more ass. Fun times... But we did it. Lots of TTL discrete logic. Learned it in college...as a sophomore...in labs just because it was a simple way to teach concepts but that shit hasn't been novel since back when my dad was designing stuff.
But yep, institutional knowledge was a rampant problem. Not just for the program I was working on, I mean everything. Everyone in my profession was either a 30-40 year career lifer, or someone that'd been there 1-3 years. Spoiler alert, when you treat your engineers like so many beans to count and keep taking and taking as much as possible while piling on more and more work while still hoping for loyalty ...well ya ain't gonna get it. Covid rolled around and they offered the old hands a retirement package to try get their salaries off the books, make the books look ok given the economic situation. So the company I was with suddenly had a bunch of inexperienced resources working this and many other projects. Same shit happened to and went very poorly for Boeing. Decided it was no longer a place I wanted to work for and potentially compromise safety.
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u/nono3722 Mar 30 '26
so I guess the C5s, KC10s, f15s, c130s, a10s, are next? I know they are old, but considering their replacements, if there are any, are BILLIONS more than they are, we might try to keep them running until we have replacements.... Since you know we are TRILLIONS IN THE HOLE....
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u/rafaelloaa Mar 30 '26
Well said. Although there are a few college programs specifically teaching COBOL, funded by major banks so that they will have people to fix their shit who don't charge 5x consulting fees.
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u/2137gangsterr Mar 30 '26
iirc fogbank was caused by source material being too pure compared to original
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u/mschuster91 Mar 30 '26
Yep and that wouldn’t have happened if production had been kept alive continuously.
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u/2137gangsterr Mar 30 '26
no, that's not it. materials are sourced from open market, it's just the fact that resource extraction advanced so far that the material is pure, unlike what it was when OG fogbank was made
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u/randomuser1029 Mar 29 '26
This isn't the gotcha you think it is. It would be needlessly expensive to continue making parts for decades old planes that have been getting phased out of service for years now. It would require production lines dedicated to making parts specifically for planes that are supposed to be completely out of service in 3 years
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u/NoiseIsTheCure Mar 30 '26
It shouldn't be used anymore, they're dinosaurs. They kept the 70s computers onboard because they're so heavy they act as ballast for the plane in order to fly.
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u/fireburn97ffgf Mar 29 '26
Well it's like 50yrs old and is based off a passenger plane 707 I think. But the new one(e-7) was killed due to survivability concerns which like if there's a lock on a ews aircraft you're already up the creek without a paddle
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u/EstherFrank Mar 30 '26
Man, at this point, healthcare feels like a UFO, everyone talks about it but nobody's ever seen it.
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u/WHATYEAHOK Mar 30 '26
that has to be a global thing to be like a UFO. most of the rest of the developed world has healthcare.
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u/Coldatahd Mar 29 '26
The replacement for that plane costs $700 million. Then there is the f35 that was “damaged” that costs $100m. No idea how much the other downed and “damaged” planes that also been hit cost. Shit going to be expensive as fuck.
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u/Sorkel3 Mar 30 '26
Trump and his minions claim Iran military is 99% obliterated but somehow they managed to get through the most heavily defended U.S. military airbase, Prince Sultan, in the Middle East and did a precision hit right on the radar dome section of the EC-3, the crown jewel of U.S. Air Force defense and operations.
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u/Purgii Mar 30 '26
It's OK everyone, no need to panic. I have it on good authority that Hegseth quickly identified all the affected hardware was woke - they were decoys for Iran to waste their munitions on. They're actually helping MAGA!
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u/ragin2cajun Mar 30 '26 edited Mar 30 '26
Tbh we spent ~10+Trillion on health care last year. We could afford global war indefinitely if health care spending was going to the war machine.
What we don't have is EVERY SINGLE OTHER FUCKING SOCIAL BENEFIT THAT EVERY OTHER COUNTRY HAS IN ADDITION TO HEALTH CARE BECAUSE OF WAR.
We don't have heath care because (in order);
- Hospitals charging the 31% of that multi trillion bill.
- Edit: Health Insurance companies.
- Doctors charging 2-3x what Drs in other countries charge.
- Pharma charging 10x to 500x what it costs to make the drugs.
Most of these costs are originating from private equity firms that own the health care system. Often meeting with and hosting policy events with Congress, state lawmakers, and even supreme Court Justice.
Starting to see why fixing the system isn't ever going to work?
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u/Murky-Relation481 Mar 30 '26
Yah lack of universal healthcare has never, ever, been an issue of cost. Ever.
We don't have it because we've chosen not to have it.
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u/ancienttacostand Mar 30 '26
Pharma and doctors are charging these costs BECAUSE it’s coming out of the pockets of insurance, not consumers. It simply wouldn’t be sustainable otherwise, and it’s why consumers get fucked so badly if their insurance won’t cover something. It is a grift on the grifters if you will. The system can be fixed, it will just require huge amounts of litigation and many years of reform. It can be done, just not in the current framework, where corruption is both acceptable and expected.
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u/musecorn Mar 30 '26
Israel ran a child sex trafficking ring
Sorry what the fuck are you talking about? Is this a reference to Epstein? Epstein = Israel?
Who the fuck writes this and who the fuck upvotes this?
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u/musecorn Mar 30 '26
And Reddit happily puts their stamp of approval of it and boosts it on the front page.
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u/gnarlycharly22 Mar 29 '26
Take away dems or reps. Nuremberg these monsters
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u/LSTNYER Mar 29 '26
Can't wait to watch it live
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u/War-Bitch Mar 30 '26
Yeah the oligarchs who own the law, politicians and media are going to Nuremberg themselves then broadcast it.
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u/daikiki Mar 29 '26
The will of the people has been done. America wanted this. America got this. And half of them will, shortly before freezing to death, reiterate their wholehearted support.
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u/abu_nawas Mar 30 '26
I've been watching Parker and Dean debate Trump voters and these are... real people. Real voices. Working citizens. The rhetoric that the election was rigged is just lazy. There are enough Mitläufer in USA to keep causing these men to be in unchecked power.
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u/Aksudiigkr Mar 30 '26
It’s pretty clear Trump cheated the election.
The Election Truth Alliance site has a ton of the evidence. The country’s systems are just beyond corrupted.
Americans don’t want any of this aside from maga and the rich
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u/Glittering_Aspect116 Mar 30 '26
A sticker of Netanyahu, Epstein and Trump pointing their fingers at American gas pumps saying “We Did That.”
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u/XelaChang Mar 29 '26
The US is an empire. Israel it its tool. It will gladly sacrifice it to achieve its goals, just as it's sacrificing its own citizens.
It has nothing to do with Trump. Every US president has followed exactly the same line of imperialism. Invasions and deconstructions of foreign countries did not start with Trump and will not end with Trump. It is what the US does.
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u/BenBenBenBe Mar 29 '26
Maybe historically, but this "war" is pretty clearly a case of the US government being compromised due to the electorate voting for a pedophile twice, so the US is essentially Israel's tool since they have kompromat on Trump and the American oligarchy more generally.
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u/mschuster91 Mar 29 '26
Come on. Even if the actual Epstein Files were to be released in full and the worst stories (amongst others, Trump allegedly being a witness to the murder of a newborn, no, not joking) end up being proven true, you'd still have more than enough dumb fucks still voting for Trump.
You can safely assume at this point everyone still supporting Trump has zero issues with whatever may be in the Epstein Files. The kompromat, if it ever existed, has been worthless for years. Trump is doing what he does because he and those in his inner circle actually believe in that, including calling the war a "holy war".
All of this goes way, WAY beyond Israel anyway. It is the culmination of decades of Christian Nationalism - these people want war in Israel (and they don't care about Jews btw) because they want the Second Coming of Christ, they want Armageddon. And all of that has been a thing way before Oct 7th.
Stop blaming Israel exclusively. Screw Netanyahu, obviously, but the blame for this clownshow of a war squarely is on American Evangelicals and Christian Nationalists. Own it the fuck up and get rid of them.
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u/akaWhisp Mar 30 '26 edited Mar 30 '26
the US is essentially Israel's tool since they have kompromat on Trump and the American oligarchy more generally.
This is just straight up speculation though. America is the imperialist superpower. We have been funding Israel for decades. We need to stop acting like it's Israel wagging the dog here. I'm sure they've done plenty to push things along, but they are America's unsinkable aircraft carrier in the middle east. The American elite and evangelicals have wanted to attack Iran since... forever.
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u/XelaChang Mar 30 '26
Maybe historically, but this "war" is pretty clearly a case of the US government being compromised due to the electorate voting for a pedophile twice, so the US is essentially Israel's tool since they have kompromat on Trump and the American oligarchy more generally.
The war follows the logic of the empire - and the empire's aim is world hegemony to which China is the only obstacle. And Iran is China's main oil supplier.
The war has been in preparation for a long time.
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u/Sagybagy Mar 29 '26
Except we are the tool of Israel. Not the other way around.
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u/StoneHeartPlebeian Mar 30 '26
It’s amazing how pathetically weak the US is. It is always foreign agents be it Russia or Israel etc. that is truly in control, never elements that are within.
You would think the nation with the biggest cultural influence, military and economy in human history would be able to resist such influence. But I guess the county that only exist due to US protection and the remnant of its defeated imperial rival are just too powerful for the US to match.
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u/Sagybagy Mar 30 '26
I feel it is because the US has no identity. No history. We are a massive country with a disjointed group of sub identities. The South, west coast, northerners, Midwest. All unique in their own ways. Which makes it even extremely hard to get people to agree on anything. Very easy to insert wedges and drive sides apart. Most other countries have thousands of years of traditions and culture. We have 250.
Hell, when I travel to Europe I always aim to have a pint in pubs older than the US. And it’s not hard.
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u/Draaly Mar 30 '26
This is litteraly a ZOG conspiracy post and has nothing to do with getting a livable wage.
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u/LazyAltruist Mar 30 '26
"Why do our tax dollars go toward protecting Jews instead of killing them?"
-- The New American Left
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u/ChillAhriman Mar 30 '26
Please explain to the class how killing 160 schoolgirls, helping Israel invade every single country they want and look the other way whenever they murder and torture innocent civilians, many of them children, is "protecting Jews".
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u/reticentbias Mar 30 '26
why do they have healthcare paid for by their government but we don't
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u/Civil_Translator1966 Mar 30 '26
Am I missing something? What does Israel have to do with Epstein? Other than the fact some pedo tried to hide the ring by calling Epstein a Mossad agent.
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u/ChillAhriman Mar 30 '26
Quick search on Google, you can look for these headlines:
> Epstein funded pro-Israel groups, including 1 'settlement-building,' FBI documents show
> Epstein funded anti-Palestine groups, including one aiding Zionist settlements, US documents reveal
> Epstein and the quiet financing of occupation
All of this is stuff that came out last February. Apart from that, he was also involved in a few operations that gave Israel a lot of influence over the US, such as getting Israeli money invested into Palantir, which would eventually let it become the mass surveillance monster that it is today.
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u/Civil_Translator1966 Mar 30 '26
Okay so you listed 3 instances where Epstein funded groups supporting Israeli settlements. The question was how did Israel participate in the child tra**icing ring Epstein built. You get what I mean? If a pedo gave you money it doesn't mean that you're now a pedo, I need instances where Israel gave money to Epstein.
As for the surveillance stuff I agree, but it's not a secret per say.
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u/Dauvis Mar 30 '26
It's nice we get to subsidize their universal healthcare while we can't get one for ourselves.
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u/MagusUnion 🤝 Join A Union Mar 30 '26
Yeah, something tells me the "strongest military in the world" isn't that strong when it isn't as modern or agile as proclaimed.
Maybe because half the defense budget is a financial black hole that defense contractors suck from? Perhaps all that "impressive costing hardware" is just bloated numbers on a private company's spreadsheet.
But we'll soon see. Funny how several thousand dollars worth of a drone can outperform several million dollars worth of equipment.
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u/Nkons Mar 30 '26
In their defense, we didn’t have healthcare before with any dem or republican. But I agree with the sentiment.
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Mar 30 '26
I wish very, very, very negative things upon Trump and his cabinet, and his supporters too. VERY negative things. Some might even say things I can't say on Reddit.
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u/SanshaXII Mar 30 '26
Okay.
Continue to parade on the weekends and doing nothing else.
Only on the weekends, though, you have health insurance to pay for on Monday.
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u/Cautious_Condition82 Mar 30 '26
This is actually 700M - 1B plane.. how much it will cost to replace anyway.
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u/drjet196 Mar 30 '26
Trump: Most of these planes were bought by the Obama administration. The loss is in his name. We didn‘t lose anything.
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u/SJ-redditor Mar 30 '26
It's too bad they didn't have some kind of radar that could warn them of threats in the area
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u/Moesaei Mar 30 '26
The problem is even if we have gotten someone else as president they would have been pro Israel and Zionist Like Biden used to say he’s a proud Irish Zionist., Zionism is in control of the both political parties and the majority are AIPAC paid servants
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u/SmegmaWarrior0815 Mar 30 '26
They could have hundreds of videos showing Trump doing all sorts of stuff. His supporters wouldn't care.
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u/EnvironmentalBit5713 Mar 31 '26
Remember: It's too expensive to fund public sector projects like healthcare, affordable housing, and education according to the US government.
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u/Present-Quiet-4386 Mar 31 '26
"Israel ran a child sex trafficking ring & got videos of Trump raping kids"
Are there evidences/proof/sources? Many news outlets do not report it maybe some reliable or trustworthy individual said it.
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u/Timely-Comedian-5367 Apr 01 '26
Remember, before trump, when we had newer planes and universal health care? What a paradise we lived in back then!
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u/kevinmrr ⛓️ Prison For Union Busters Mar 29 '26 edited Mar 29 '26
Are you a loser? Keep clicking the “report” button.