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@eduardos8895

2 ай бұрын

When I got out, they lost all my medical records. They preceded to ask me for my 'preferably original' documents. I sent them copies. Long story short, they had to ask again... Good thing I didn't send the originals.

@gintasvilkelis2544

2 ай бұрын

Kindergartens are "germ exchanges", where kids go to pick up new germs to share them at home with their siblings and parents.

@Danilio.

2 ай бұрын

​@@eduardos8895 Smart.

@47HOOKERGOAT

2 ай бұрын

Biden is so full of absolute dogshit

@markbons7766

2 ай бұрын

Now you are learning human nature under the guidance of government. Atlas Shrugged, as may you

Honestly I’m glad there are still a handful of REAL journalists like you who strive to maintain objectivity. Always great work Alex

@chrissinclair4442

2 ай бұрын

please they said the same about North Korea years ago. It was a scare tactic for more military spending and aid to South Korea and Japan. Back then it was about setting it off over the USA and 50% of the population dying because electric lines would be fried. Sounds more like a five eyes bump to get Ukraine aid bill passed in the middle of the night after the Super Bowl. Reminds me of how they got the Brady Bill passed. I wish military news journalists could be honest about this, but then their "Sources" would dry up.

@NN-eh1fq

2 ай бұрын

Alex is the most real of ‘em all.

@chrissinclair4442

2 ай бұрын

​@@NN-eh1fqThey said the same about North Korea years ago, and before that china. It was a scare tactic for more military spending and aid to South Korea and Japan. Back then it was about setting it off over the USA and 50% of the population dying because electric lines would be fried. Sounds more like a five eyes bump to get Ukraine aid bill passed in the middle of the night after the Super Bowl. Reminds me of how they got the Brady Bill passed. I wish military news journalists could be honest about this, but then their "Sources" would dry up.

@C0LL0SSUS

2 ай бұрын

I know right? I hadn't even realized how nice it is to have news like this on topics I actually care about. So much BS out there

@chrissinclair4442

2 ай бұрын

@@C0LL0SSUS please they said the same about North Korea years ago, and before that China. It was a scare tactic for more military spending and aid to South Korea and Japan. Back then it was about setting it off over the USA and 50% of the population dying because electric lines would be fried. Sounds more like a five eyes bump to get Ukraine aid bill passed in the middle of the night after the Super Bowl. Reminds me of how they got the Brady Bill passed. I wish military news journalists could be honest about this, but then their "Sources" would dry up.

Alex Hollings, the hardest working person in defense journalism.

@teaser6089

2 ай бұрын

Real

@chrissinclair4442

2 ай бұрын

​@@teaser6089 please they said the same about North Korea years ago. It was a scare tactic for more military spending and aid to South Korea and Japan. Back then it was about setting it off over the USA and 50% of the population dying because electric lines would be fried. Sounds more like a five eyes bump to get Ukraine aid bill passed in the middle of the night after the Super Bowl. Reminds me of how they got the Brady Bill passed. I wish military news journalists could be honest about this, but then their "Sources" would dry up.

@jessehachey2732

2 ай бұрын

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@chrissinclair4442

2 ай бұрын

@@jessehachey2732 please they said the same about North Korea years ago. It was a scare tactic for more military spending and aid to South Korea and Japan. Back then it was about setting it off over the USA and 50% of the population dying because electric lines would be fried. Sounds more like a five eyes bump to get Ukraine aid bill passed in the middle of the night after the Super Bowl. Reminds me of how they got the Brady Bill passed. I wish military news journalists could be honest about this, but then their "Sources" would dry up.

@RAF71chingachgook

2 ай бұрын

The hardest working shill for the defense industry

Let Russia scare others into new capabilities they can only dream of. Russia is still working out the kinks in trench warfare.

@jessehachey2732

2 ай бұрын

😂 right?! Well said! They’re undermining themselves at every turn!

@jediknight2350

2 ай бұрын

you really lack intelligence .

@chrissinclair4442

2 ай бұрын

@@jessehachey2732 They said the same about North Korea years ago, and before that China. It was a scare tactic for more military spending and aid to South Korea and Japan. Back then it was about setting it off over the USA and 50% of the population dying because electric lines would be fried. Sounds more like a five eyes bump to get Ukraine aid bill passed in the middle of the night after the Super Bowl. Reminds me of how they got the Brady Bill passed. I wish military news journalists could be honest about this, but then their "Sources" would dry up.

@Senai

2 ай бұрын

Exactly, every time Russia claims they have a new super weapon, the US starts actually building one. Case in point: their super-duper next generation "gen-5" wooden fighter concept (checkmate), a year later the US reveals the 6th generation NGAD fighter.

@dchiznit209

2 ай бұрын

@@Senaifor real Russia While Lying: We can do this now!! USA: Let’s say they actually CAN do that…can we actually do it better?

It’s worth noting that when people talk about “destroying our entire orbital infrastructure” they aren’t considering how different orbits work. What Alex is taking about with the Kessler syndrome is a relevant threat to Low Earth Orbit (LEO), this is where things like the space station, high resolution imagery satellites, and Starlink are. Things in LEO are moving very fast and crossing each other’s orbits a lot, which makes it easy to think about a chain reaction happening. However, everything is at slightly different altitudes and it’s harder than people generally think for a chain reaction to occur. There’s also Medium Earth Orbit (MEO), where GPS and other navigation systems live. MEO orbits are around 22000 km up, compared to about 200-2000 km for LEO. Up here there’s just way more space and far fewer spacecraft, and the Kessler syndrome is not a relevant threat. Then we have geostationary orbit (GEO) way up at 35700 km. Up here we have things like military communications, weather satellites, and TV and radio spacecraft. These tend to be very large spacecraft, and as Alex said they are very fragile and generally considered not defendable, but again not because of a Kessler syndrome issue. They’re just big spacecraft that weren’t intended to defend themselves because they’re so high up we didn’t think it was needed for a long time. TLDR: Space is not one single place, the Kessler syndrome is a far less relevant threat to things like GPS and geostationary communications, and talking about “destroying all space infrastructure” oversimplifies how different orbit regimes work. Just my 2 cents, I’m a huge fan of Alex’s journalism and thank you for keeping us informed on defense topics!

@Osprey980

2 ай бұрын

thank you for helping spread better info to anybody who will read this

@woolymittens

2 ай бұрын

He is a magnificent source of misinformation and fear mongering.

@evananderson1455

2 ай бұрын

​@@woolymittens🤡

@asherwiggin6456

2 ай бұрын

@@woolymittensexcuse me what? This seems like the opposite of fear-mongering

@ARabidPie

2 ай бұрын

Also, the threat of a nuclear emp attack against satellites is that it would basically just brick them en-masse. Maybe some fall out of orbit form lack of station keeping, but this wouldn't cause a kessler syndrome as they would basically just keep going in their obits in one piece. A kessler syndrome occurs from a satellite being smashed to bits and sending shrapnel all over LEO to hit more satellites and so on. The nuke would have to actually directly destroy satellites to cause this. But space is big and satellites are far enough apart that using a nuke just means you need slightly less precise targeting systems to score a direct hit vs a conventional anti-satellite missile. Maybe if you time orbits right you can get two or three in one go, but how is that any different form just launching two or three conventional anti-sat missiles anyway? Honestly, the only bit about this threat that is new is the idea to pre-position the nuke rather than launch it as needed, presumably to prevent intercepting it. ICBMs already reach low orbit on their normal flight trajectories and we've had smaller conventional anti-sat missiles for a while.

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@shaunsandow2073

2 ай бұрын

Ditto

@dianapennepacker6854

2 ай бұрын

Russia was launching our stuff into space. Their nukes are still good as we use to had people checking them out. You guys underestimating our enemy is a good way to be suprised. Guys are the true reason why our military has some issues. We can't sit back on our laurels, and take Russia, and especially China as inferior in every metric.

Yeah, Alex is quickly becoming my new favorite defense journalist. It’s hard to find objectivity communicated with both enthusiasm and humility.

@RAF71chingachgook

2 ай бұрын

You think he's objective? lol. He's the Globalists' most effective shill

@chrissinclair4442

2 ай бұрын

see I keep putting a comment how years ago they said the same about China, then North Korea. Now Russia has finally developed the atomic bomb so they can do this? Unfortunately YT or Alex keep deleting my comment.

One day the Lazerpig loop will become common knowledge

@zsigmondfeher4624

2 ай бұрын

Laserpig the goat Edit: damn 10 likes, more then i got in my lifetime lol😅

@rick7424

2 ай бұрын

Considering his "do your own research" comment on the T-14 engine debacle, I hope he will do better research by that point.

@commandervile394

2 ай бұрын

LazerPrick done got smoked by Red Effect. @@rick7424

@Ef554rgcc

2 ай бұрын

Meh

@grant0208

2 ай бұрын

The holdouts just love being lied to by people who don’t know jack shit about defense or military history. Or they live in Moscow of course

I love that subtle shot at not needing to buy gold. Oh how will the calamity pundits and influencers make more profit?

@LackofFaithify

2 ай бұрын

Gold has no value but that which 2 monkeys agree it has. No one wants to haul around heavy rocks in the post apocalyptic wasteland.

@gettinglucky

2 ай бұрын

gold bars cringe, potassium iodide bars new hotness

@daciefusjones8128

2 ай бұрын

and gold isn't even edible.

@unoriginalname4321

2 ай бұрын

I'll buy gold if I want to buy gold. (I don't want to buy gold)

@RAF71chingachgook

2 ай бұрын

And the globalists who actually have ALL the money?

Isn't there a treaty in place where we agreed not to place nuclear weapons in space/orbit?

@HoneyLaw1

2 ай бұрын

Yeah but those treaties can be exited and Russia has already exited a few of them.

@bfqywqd

2 ай бұрын

Yes but since when does that stop rogue nations like Russia, China, NPRK and Iran?

@LeviBulger

2 ай бұрын

Since when has Russia ever respected any agreements or anything at all, really? They're a failed society who continuously make the same mistakes over and over and blame everyone else for everything all while their leadership hold all the country's money that they use on murder, kidnapping, and extortion. The Bolsheviks really screwed that country over.

@mysterioanonymous3206

2 ай бұрын

Mmhmmm a treaty is going stop Russia yeah? I don't think so. What a bunch of nonsense. Did they teach you that in school? There was also a non aggression treaty between Russia and Ukraine (in exchange for UKR giving up its nukes, ironically).

@tn_bluestem

2 ай бұрын

Russia also signed an agreement to respect and defend Ukraine's borders in exchange for denuclearization

Trevelyan: For England James? Bond: No, for me!

@JZsBFF

2 ай бұрын

You'll need to find a new setting for this one. The old one's no longer there.

@NuclearFalcon146

2 ай бұрын

@@JZsBFF これは何

@JZsBFF

2 ай бұрын

@@NuclearFalcon146 The place where the scene, in which the dialogue took place, was the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico, which collapsed a couple of years ago.

@NuclearFalcon146

2 ай бұрын

@@JZsBFF The movie takes place in the 1990's, well before that.

@JZsBFF

2 ай бұрын

@@NuclearFalcon146 Thanks for letting me know. Let's just forget about it.

Hands down the best military content on KZread. He's honest, his work is well researched, and he isn't political.

Project Argus also independently produced an inner radiation belt in 1958.

I appreciate all of these videos, thank you

THANK YOU ALEX! I posted that link to help our vets on Facebook.

Hundreds of Billions of dollars spent on failed weapon programs that get thrown out, but still can’t make sure a veteran gets covered medically from knee injuries suffered while serving 🤦🏾‍♂️. That always gets my blood boiling.

@duidave4737

2 ай бұрын

I hate to be this person but its true. The wealth gap must retain itself. My father has dementia and is a Vietnam vet. He also is on 100% disability due to his health/diabetes due to agent orange. The VA is slow to react and the care is 50/50, depends on who you get. Its saddening.

@dianapennepacker6854

2 ай бұрын

Maybe we should vote for people who would give us a universal health care system so everyone gets treated, and start regulating insurance companies on over charging for everything. Just a thought.

@granatmof

2 ай бұрын

Any veteran should get free medical care for any injury for life. And while we're at it, every American citizen should as well. Soldiers and veterans have loved ones and dependents who also need Healthcare. We spend more than any other nation on Healthcare per capita and total. It's insane.

@woebringer7884

2 ай бұрын

@@dianapennepacker6854 Ya let’s turn the entire medical industry over to the government because they manage things so well. The VA is running like a well oiled machine! And that Post Office has been profitable for decades now without additional tax dollars needed (when private companies like FedEx, UPS and DHS are profitable EVERY YEAR!), do you ever think these things through to their logical end? Please name ONE government program/department that’s efficient and doesn’t waste millions/billions of dollars each year…I’ll wait

@duidave4737

2 ай бұрын

@@dianapennepacker6854 Do you even look at your medical bills? Take a look next time. The Hospitals and DR's charge a small fortune. Are the insurance companies innocent in this matter? of course not but the insane charges are 50% of the problem .

I love it that the power of a few people can drastically fuck up everybody's life who does nothing to do with them

Good video. I especially liked how you pointed out that the US did these tests in the 60's. We (and the Russians...and several other powers) could do this all along. We didn't need a new weapon to do it. To me, this is on par with the Russian's claims for their tsunami nuclear autonomous killer torpedo...it's something to scare people, especially in the West, even though regular nuclear weapons could always do this anyway. And even though doing so would be an act of war, that would bring about a nuclear response exactly as if they nuked a city. It isn't surprising that Russia would, again, play this card...or even, sadly, that the Republicans (or a faction of them) would use this to try and bolster their anti-Ukrainian aid stance or stoke fear in the general public who don't realize that nothing has really changed. Definitely a thumbs up on this video!

@mcamp9445

2 ай бұрын

The thing with the torpedo was that it was going to be a “Salted” cobs;t weapon which indeed has nwv\er been some as it contaminates the area with radiation do deadly that the area would basically be unstable for thousands of years

@davidlambert1102

2 ай бұрын

How much you wanna bet a loud mouth senator was doing the bidding of his boss. A lot like the FBI "informant" that has just been charged with fabricating the lies about Biden getting $5 million from Ukraine's Burisma. When will it end?

@xt7519

2 ай бұрын

@@mcamp9445 I assume you are talking about a cobalt-jacketed nuclear device. A device first tested in the 50's. IIRC, while the initial radiation is very high (quite a lot higher than a regular nuke), it would drop off within 70-100 years. Of course, detonating such a nuke would be WWIII, so the radiation in the ocean and the resultant tsunami would only be a small part of the issue at that stage. And that's the point...assuming Russia actually has a working example of this (I'm skeptical), using it would be like using any nuke, and would carry with it an all-out nuclear engagement.

@TheWhiteWolf2077

2 ай бұрын

So we should fund foreign wars, but not take care of Americans who are suffering? Russia is not a big bad boogie man that threatens “muh democracy” maybe for a tiny European country that has nothing to do with us might lose theirs, but real life sucks sometimes. The aid to Ukraine is crazy.. not because of provoking Russia, but because America won’t take care of itself and we have a myriad of issues.

@xt7519

2 ай бұрын

@@TheWhiteWolf2077 Did you know that the US can walk and chew gum at the same time? You have been sold a false dilema...we can either fix all of the problems the US has had for decades right now, or help Ukraine fend off an unwarranted attack by a brutal dictator (granted, you've probably heard the heroic Russians angle from your siloed media). This is a similar logic to Chamberlain and his faction before WWII. You go ahead and stand with that crowd. Proudly I'm sure.

Thanks big time for this and please keep us updated

Starfish Prime. Best operation/test name EVAR!!!! Thanks Alex. What you do is so amazing and appreciated!

The sky falling, the sky is falling! Semper Fi Jarhead

@helifanodobezanozi7689

2 ай бұрын

Funny.....people were screaming that exact same phrase about Ukraine in 2022....Then Russia invaded.....

@luisderivas6005

2 ай бұрын

Correction....glowing!

@JZsBFF

2 ай бұрын

@@helifanodobezanozi7689 The problem is the Putin is psychotic, paranoia, smart, unpredictable and we're... too gullible. That's not going to end well, Starfish Prime Experiment or not. And in the meantime Xi is watching.

@goulddddable

Ай бұрын

the sky is falling at Mach 9, it's raining titanium.

Warmonger going to Fearmonger. It's their primary weapon after all.

@kiq4767

2 ай бұрын

Another day another psyop

@petergunn9149

2 ай бұрын

🇺🇸

An Aegis missile cruiser can knock a satellite out of orbit with a software update. We did it back in the early 2000s, I think. If it ever goes up, it comes right down.

@BCPvideo

2 ай бұрын

Operation "Burnt Frost", there's vids about it on youtube from the MDA.

@lyfandeth

2 ай бұрын

And if the orbital weapon goes off 1 second before intercept, the resulting EMP could still end society as we know it. Followed by a second EMP if any retaliative strikes started. End of game.

@maeton-gaming

2 ай бұрын

" A {insert NATO platform here} can {insert desired outcome here}, we did it on a test range in the {insert year}. " The reason the above sentiment is inherently flawed is due to the deep, deep asymmetry that russian forces employ and deploy (Wake homing torpedos are likely a massive reason the US was so allured to the idea of a Slava CIA proxy taking out Russia ). The statement forgets that in full out war, this asymmetry would be brought to bear, so all previous guestimations should be duly ignored. This isn't to say that the insert-platform cannot do 'insert-outcome here as they once did on their insert-test-range', but that is to say that in the grand scheme of strategic doctrinal behavior (NATO's "Combined Arms" vs Russian "Total War") the human mind is drawn to the fact, much like what infuriated the british nearly 3 centuries ago, is that the other should/will play by the same rules... I think the special military operation is changing a lot of high level responses and doctrines this very moment ;)

@cameronspence4977

2 ай бұрын

​@maeton-gaming wtf are you talking about dude. Spewing out a whole bunch of random meaningless babble.

@maeton-gaming

2 ай бұрын

@@cameronspence4977 just admit you don't know the difference between combined arms and total war, no need to spurg out

I love how you did a thorough job explaining it! You’re not kidding with the people on TikTok and KZread trying to make it seem like a crisis. Everything you said was spot on I love your delivery!

I wouldn’t under rate it. Nor would I over spend on a response.

This is the space version of the Belgorod and the nuclear drone torpedoes. It's far more supervillain than anything giving them an advantage. You still start a nuclear war either way. Congrats, you got in the first hit. Here comes the response. There goes the planet.

Thanks for the quick and thorough update on this.

You make absolute bangers! Thank you!

Thanks for your overviews. There is an old saying "An army marches on its belly". Can you do an overview on modern day supply chain or weapons, ammo, equipment and other provision of modern armies. Maybe looking into War in Ukraine as an example? Thanks.

@LukeBunyip

2 ай бұрын

Are you familiar with Perun? He's got that covered for you www.youtube.com/@PerunAU

@Cyrribrae

2 ай бұрын

Feels like more of a Perun thing (indeed, he's already done multiple excellent videos on exactly those topics).

Rod of God, Hammer of Dawn, Orbital Defene Platform, Lexington Steele

@markbrisec3972

2 ай бұрын

Rods from God have nothing to do with this.. It was a plan to put massive telephone pole size tungsten rods and throw them from space with gravity. They were supposed to reach Mach 10-15 and obliterate everything with a power of a small nuke without a single gram of explosive.

@samhain4399

2 ай бұрын

12K feet per second kinetic death-punch. Unstoppable once launched, precision targeting and no nasty nuke-fallout/ nuke-winters.

@MrGrandure

17 сағат бұрын

@@samhain4399 exactly

Making light of the seriousness doesn't make it go away ... That being said hug the people people you love it could be a short life. Just a simple Air Force veteran who served in Strategic Air Command. 😔☯️🙏

Get well soon Alex! Thanks for this very timely and very professional brief!

Up until the last 6 years I would consider the detonation of a nuclear device taking out satellites to be horrific but now with social media and cell phones doing so much harm to our culture it might not be that bed of a thing.

@teaser6089

2 ай бұрын

Lmao, kinda true

@abdiganiaden

2 ай бұрын

Lol, hopefully GPS is left alone

@chrissinclair4442

2 ай бұрын

please they said the same about North Korea years ago. It was a scare tactic for more military spending and aid to South Korea and Japan. Back then it was about setting it off over the USA and 50% of the population dying because electric lines would be fried. Sounds more like a five eyes bump to get Ukraine aid bill passed in the middle of the night after the Super Bowl. Reminds me of how they got the Brady Bill passed. I wish military news journalists could be honest about this, but then their "Sources" would dry up.

@chrissinclair4442

2 ай бұрын

@@abdiganiaden please they said the same about North Korea years ago. It was a scare tactic for more military spending and aid to South Korea and Japan. Back then it was about setting it off over the USA and 50% of the population dying because electric lines would be fried. Sounds more like a five eyes bump to get Ukraine aid bill passed in the middle of the night after the Super Bowl. Reminds me of how they got the Brady Bill passed. I wish military news journalists could be honest about this, but then their "Sources" would dry up. They have also said the same about China.

@ldkellandshaw

2 ай бұрын

I realize that your being sarcastic, but obviously this comment is total BS. It would be a disaster of epic proportions.

This is harem-scarem, just as Sandboxx says. At the Reykjavik summit, Gorbachev warned Reagan they could destroy all American geostationary satellites by putting a satellite-killing satellite in retrograde geostationary orbit. That was 1986. They like boasting then watching their opponents shudder and scurry. It's how they get their thrills. (Okay, it's one way.)

@derbyjr

2 ай бұрын

This is also how they’re hopelessly and hilariously outgunned

Thank you for your service

Thanks Alex

I will never, ever call it 'X'

@teaser6089

2 ай бұрын

Agreed

@jessehachey2732

2 ай бұрын

Ditto. It’s such a toxic environment, especially since it switched to “X” (like seriously, WTF is that). But you have to admit that calling tweets “X-cretions” (excretions) is beautifully accurate! 😅

@BooleanDisorder

2 ай бұрын

Twatter is more fitting

@larry6225

2 ай бұрын

Quit cring

@defective6811

2 ай бұрын

@@larry6225 crying**

3:05 we are now in the Ace Combat 7 timeline

@NuclearFalcon146

2 ай бұрын

Or Goldeneye.

@merafirewing6591

2 ай бұрын

​@@NuclearFalcon146 maybe a mix of both.

@nischlas

2 ай бұрын

It’s a Call of Duty Modern warfare plot too.

great and thorough coverage. Thank You!

Well done analysis!

Great video Alex; this does put off the vibes its to affect politics.

Thanks Alex...a kid in kindergarten is quite possibly a bigger threat to Americans than the entire balck sea fleet and the air force of Russia.😅 Cheers mate!

@jakehansen3418

2 ай бұрын

Idk man they're converting a lot of their ships into submarines.

Brother, you truly are one of the GOAT(s) on KZread

In the 80's, I recall reading a military aviation magazine. The discussion was about China's Fractional Orbital Bomb. This is fear mongering. They've been there for years.

@chrissinclair4442

2 ай бұрын

They also said the same about North Korea years ago. It was a scare tactic for more military spending and aid to South Korea and Japan. Back then it was about setting it off over the USA and 50% of the population dying because electric lines would be fried. Sounds more like a five eyes bump to get Ukraine aid bill passed in the middle of the night after the Super Bowl. Reminds me of how they got the Brady Bill passed. I wish military news journalists could be honest about this, but then their "Sources" would dry up. This is bipartisan BS.

any ballistic missile could act as an emp

@JZsBFF

2 ай бұрын

How would a conventional explosive go EMP?

Good information. Thank you.

Thanks Alex.

Thank you for my service

Wasn’t the hole in the ozone at least partially attributed to high altitude nuclear testing as well?

@jessehachey2732

2 ай бұрын

Nope, it’s the CFCs…

The lack of access to the highly classified domains limits what KZreadrs can publish, nevertheless this was a decent summary. The underlying assumption that DOD didn't anticipate comparable threats is incorrect. "The Nuclear Detonation (NUDET) Detection System (NDS) provides a worldwide, highly survivable capability to detect, locate, and report any nuclear detonations in the earth's atmosphere or in near space in near-real time. NAP improves existing NDS capability and was integrated onto GPS Block IIR satellites 5 - 13. DOD also funded the development of the EMP sensor for the Block IIR . Additional funding was provided by a separate, classified PE that funded development of the version of the EMP sensor which will be integrated on the Block IIF beginning with Space Vehicle 7. The EMP sensor observes endoatmospheric events and provides highly accurate location and characterization." (US Budget Documents) Without touching on the classified domain, it would be reasonable to assume these critical US military war fighting satellites are not glass house, rather they are closer to hardened battle stations designed to operate while providing target class BDA during a nuclear confrontation.

Well done, Sir!

It pisses me off that veterans should have to go through all the bullshit to get medical care.. This country has to give veterans and ther families lifetime medical care. FOR FREE!!!!!

@economiccrisis9267

2 ай бұрын

It can be done via single payer

@dennisnguyen8105

2 ай бұрын

What are you, a communist? Veterans had free room, board, on the job training, and now they want more after they've retired?

I always assumed everyone already had orbital weapons. Nukes are a 60yo weapon. There are much scarier weapons than nukes

@sethb3090

2 ай бұрын

No, orbital nukes are one of the things the US and USSR actually agreed were more likely to cause WW3 and get everyone killed than they were worth.

@warlock64c

2 ай бұрын

Scary is relative. Nukes are the most powerful weapon available to us, but I would fear weaponized cordyceps far more. Entirely because nobody wants to use nukes, and if they did, everyone would see it immediately.

@andyf4292

2 ай бұрын

true, but nukes need maintenance, otherwise they dont work

@DefiantSix

2 ай бұрын

Theoretically, the US and Soviets had treaties in play that forbade them from putting nukes in orbit, in addition to a handful of other "weaponization of space" actions that were forbidden. Sadly, the Soviet Union no longer exists, and the daughter country(s) of that Empire don't see themselves as bound by those treaties.

Very informative. Thank you.

@chrissinclair4442

2 ай бұрын

please they said the same about North Korea years ago. It was a scare tactic for more military spending and aid to South Korea and Japan. Back then it was about setting it off over the USA and 50% of the population dying because electric lines would be fried. Sounds more like a five eyes bump to get Ukraine aid bill passed in the middle of the night after the Super Bowl. Reminds me of how they got the Brady Bill passed. I wish military news journalists could be honest about this, but then their "Sources" would dry up.

No problem dude, sand box always sounds little sandy, still love every vid you've published (at least on this chan) looking forward to the rest!!!!!!

Mike Johnson was in Paris, meeting Russian Oligarchs within the First Week of becoming the Speaker. 😊

@gups4963

2 ай бұрын

The doj just determined Biden is too demented to bother with charging. But hey more fear mongering

One thing to consider is that a detonation like this today would either knock out or blind every system able to track ballistic missiles. Missile tracking satellites would be dead or out of comms, over the horizon radars would have immense interference, It would immediately look to every nuclear power on the planet like someone was performing a first strike and the odds of that turning into global nuclear exchange should not be discounted.

@Doh1962

2 ай бұрын

US high priority satellite systems are in orbits at about 22,000 miles and are hardened against nuclear EMP. Low orbit recon satellites and STAR link would be devastated. This would affect everyone's satellites. The US maintains spare satellites in orbit and has spares ready to be launched and it would be possible that the US already has emergency back up satellites deployed on Minuteman III missiles on alert or even on Trident submarines.

@teaser6089

2 ай бұрын

@@Doh1962 Next to the fact that NATO has EWACS in the air 24/7 that can at least detect some launches from Russian soil.

@MrDJAK777

2 ай бұрын

​@@teaser6089and the f35s 1st gen das which has progressed since and is being completely replaced/updated could track ballistic missiles at 800 miles in early testing.

@hugoguerreiro1078

2 ай бұрын

I doubt even Putin would be so fast to do something likely to start a nuclear exchange with the US or even the rest of NATO. This is just more Russian propaganda as always.

@LordOceanus

2 ай бұрын

​@@MrDJAK777 @teaser6089 #Doh1962 Depending on the altitude of the detonation and size it may not matter how hardened or distant satellites are. You are entirely correct that most of the critical satellites for the USA are in GEO including missile tracking IR satellites. But there is nothing stopping Russia from detonating such a weapon in Geostationary orbit over the USA. In fact you could argue that's the best way to employ such a system. As for AEW or Tactical Jet observation that only works within the radar horizon and up to a specific altitude. AEWs cannot see into space they have little reason to look very far above themselves since their mission set is to fly high. If the missile is launched from anywhere other than the border with NATO then no asset other than Satellites or OTH radar will see anything. I'd hazard that if Russia were to deploy such a weapon offensively they would launch it from Baikonur or another space launch site to disguise its mission until its too late. The bigger issue there though is comms. If such a system were used then there would be no reliable way to get such launch data to NORAD or the White House in real time which hampers response options and further increases the risk of a miscalculation. Finally this is all assuming the USA is responding. China, India, Pakistan, the UK, and France all have early warning systems (Albeit for Pakistan its not exactly a robust system) and they would all be affected as well in a worst case scenario. If they don't know with certainty that Russia was using the weapon to harm the US they may well start firing at each other especially for India and Pakistan. All I'm saying is that this would create a very very dangerous scenario where a miscalculation is very possible.

Very good video thanks Alex.👍

common alex w, always bringing straight facts to the table and not taking a bias 👑

Yee-Haw! MAD is back, baby!

When a dictator feels threatened and sees his 3 day special military operation fail… might as well threaten to turn Sputnik into Tzar Bomba

Thanks for the sanity fix Alex! Get well soon

Thanks

The more they say not to be concerned, the more concerned i become.

@hugoguerreiro1078

2 ай бұрын

If they told you oxygen was good would you hold your breath?

@dezalt

2 ай бұрын

If they told him to not jump off the bridge, he will jump.​@@hugoguerreiro1078

Very irresponsible for Turner to post such a message to social media. This is more fearmongering by the GOP.

@chrissinclair4442

2 ай бұрын

They said the same about North Korea years ago. It was a scare tactic for more military spending and aid to South Korea and Japan. Back then it was about setting it off over the USA and 50% of the population dying because electric lines would be fried. Sounds more like a five eyes bump to get Ukraine aid bill passed in the middle of the night after the Super Bowl. Reminds me of how they got the Brady Bill passed. I wish military news journalists could be honest about this, but then their "Sources" would dry up. It really is bipartisan though, please don't cloud this subject with hero worship of any politician or political group.

This is totally crazy!

Alex, Your shit is AWESOME !! Thanks for the amazing dedication to your craft !!

The movie Space Cowboys where a Soviet satellite armed with nuclear tip rockets orbiting the earth. Sounds very "Sus".

I don't doubt that Ukraine needs more resources, I think what people are frustrated at is that it is not going to activities that will actually make a difference. There is no transparency in strategic goals or spending. Our energy policy is actually making Russia stronger and it seems that Europe is not pulling their weight.

@kashmirha

2 ай бұрын

Make russia stonger??? 🤣 Sure, a psychopath love hesitating enemies. Russia is not stronger in any shpe of form, only in thetoric. Theydo not respect freedom, and feast on weakness.

@matteusvirtanen392

2 ай бұрын

Europe is not a unified entity. If we are talking in broad strokes western Europe is not pulling their weight. The issue with supporting Ukraine for Europe is that the manufacturing capacity just physically isn't there due to the cold war ending and budgets being cut. It's true that a lot of European countries like France and Italy have stalled a lot and haven't contributed nearly as much as they should though. If Europe had to support Ukraine alone right now there would be only one way of actually doing that and it would involve disarming active duty units and just praying that manufacturing can catch up before it becomes a security issue.

@justanotheroglesby2847

2 ай бұрын

It’s money laundry opp. The political heads in the US actually voted to purposely not keep track of the money. No other reason to do so.

@John-wx6wj

2 ай бұрын

It's decisions that are made too little too late that affect the performance of the Ukraine defense against Russia; Politicians spewing political none sense such as "it won't make a difference", "how is it going to help", "why do we care what happens to Ukraine". Fact of the matter is when at the start of the war, we all said similar things and never believed Ukraine will last 2 days; but they showed we were wrong. These political hacks in Congress holding up the bi partisan bill from the Senate are putting personal gain and party interest before country and national security.

@jessehachey2732

2 ай бұрын

BS…

thank you

Trump is utterly vile.

My Grandpa worked on electronics at Bell Labs and has been bitter about Starfish Prime destroying Telstar 1 until the day he died.

Veteran here who doesn't even bother with the VA. Blessed with no major health issues and happy to stick with private insurance.

@ClickClackClucky

2 ай бұрын

Va has been fine for me disability was easy to get if you planned a little while you were in

Great job!

Get well soon!

My man Alex, I couldn't find anything in depth about this.

Hope you get to feeling better soon

no WONDER cell tower based gps was such a push.

The issue here is that if a hostile entity has a higher order of strategic deterrence, especially if it leads to reducing the effectiveness of our deterrents then they will feel more free to use their lower order weapons as the higher order weapon would deter retaliation.

Thanks for the 411, Alex! The Field Manual refers to these things as "wars and rumours of wars". Just as you said, back to your lives, citizens, it is not yet the end. Semper Fi.

Rather than an issue of critical importance, this is more about Chairman Turner not getting enough attention lately and wanting some “look at me” time.

Although I love SR-71, 72s and UAPs it is great to see Alex take on an in the news topic and cover it with the same intelligence and knowledge that you do on my fave raves! kudos Alex now about Roswell …..

“No need to buy gold” You aint foolin me, fed.

Great thx

I saw the United States Government's Antigravity on August 30th 2023 at 9:10pm on Indiana highway 446. The craft was 40 feet above me moving west to east and it had a slight rotation northward. It is a triangle shaped craft with lights in the corners and center with navigation lights red and green with strobe lights. It is a smooth edges with access panels highlighted similar to the new stealth bomber. It is painted gray with a lighter color accenting the access panels highlighted. it was steady in it's movement like it was sliding down hill with no noise. When it moved by I didn't hear any noise from the craft from inside of my car and it didn't shake a leaf of the trees as it skimmed over themit had the same color and type of paint job that the United States Government's airplanes use. The access panels highlighted with gray as the main color. The access panels were in the stealth style of technology that the United States Government used on known programs. It had the required red and green lights used in aircrafts flying in the sky. It was a huge craft triangle shaped and flat. It was too flat to have enough lift by heated gas or any other gases to keep it floating around. It didn't have conventional thrust moving it forward because it was skimming the trees and it didn't shake a leaf. It was traveling west to east with a slight rotation northward without changing direction and the front end of the craft didn't have a cutting edge on the front of it. It was constant on it's edge being rounded and slightly concaved on the bottom. It was only 40 feet above my vehicle and I felt no air wash from the massive craft above me... It was a totally solid panel craft and with the amount of weight it was it would have required a lot to keep it aloft it's motion and speed would indicate it was not a blimp or conventional thrust. It's shape would not be a conventional air plane or blimp. I was 40 feet away from it... I got a good look at itThe black triangle is seen as black because of the way light works. The one I saw was gray with access panels highlighted and a slight concaved bottom like the space capsules and cones on the corners like other military planes. It's planels were like the new stealth bomber design and the lights were bright white with a blue hue. It had strobes and a spot light. It was a very huge craft the sides were smoothly rolled and the whole thing was smoothly rolled... It wasn't blocky. It looked like it was designed by Northrop Grumman because of it's access panels I'm sure they hold patent rights on. It was in a direct pathway where I saw it between two of their facilities and where most of the sightings happen with the triangle shaped craft happen close to Northrop Grumman facilities... I am trying to investigate it now because they decided to disclose it to the public through sightings... They had to know they would be seen by vehicles. There was a vehicle behind me that saw it too... I reported it to the state police department and when I called at that point I was the only person reporting it. The officer asked if it was doing any harm and at that point I realized he wasn't going to log it. I checked WBIW police logs for the day and it was not there. I did also make a report to Mufon later and I have been posting a statement to as many as I can with similar topics.

LEGEND!!! 🏆 Great to have an _OBJECTIVE_ view which can be reposted 🙂 As others have said, brilliant sponsor too… PS Yes, the politics of this is irresponsible.

I'm alex and welcome to space power. Great content. Get well soon brother .

I also finished my military career as a sergeant in the Marines corps. Ooh rah devil dog

Bravoooo!!!!!!!

I expected you to say "and this.... is space power!" with the dramatic pause and so on :) missed opportunity.

Love the intro music on this one👍👍

By far my favorite channel on KZread! Oooooh Rah

Alex - nice comment at the end !

He really said the internet was fear-mongering. Poor innocent Congress they would never do that.

Muy bien hecho!

At least he had time to read the ad before telling us about the "orbital nukes"

Hi from Australia Alex. We have our own bureaucratic version of Hell down here called the Dept of Veterans affairs (DVA) who seem to love nothing more than a grammatical or spelling error in the paper work to avoid paying out or at least slow the process down. (A bit tough considering we are using a half chewed crayon to do the paper work) I would love to find out how successful you are with your link (Just the numbers) or some success stories (Names redacted of course) Cheers.

Maybe there wouldn't be so much gossip if the government didn't classify everything, including information about our enemies that we might need to prepare for...

Thanks man you really helped me out great channel great job 👍

I miss when news sources didn't try to make *every* bit of news 'breaking news'. Thanks for the level headed report 👍