The first 200 family members of Afghan interpreters landed in D.C. yesterday to start a new life. Hundreds more to follow.

@BlueBlue-mm7kn

2 жыл бұрын

Anyone betraying their own country of origin will betray their “new” country….those are not people America should want lol

@johnwhite345

2 жыл бұрын

@@BlueBlue-mm7kn So an Afghan interpreter who is on the fronline with Marine infantry and risking his life isn't worthy of a chance at living in America? Tell us how you risked your life for the US.

@Anubis78250

2 жыл бұрын

@@BlueBlue-mm7kn One would argue they did not betray their country, only the tyrants who had taken it over. Would you likewise fault the French rebels under German occupation? Where the American Indians betraying their country when they took up arms on either side of the revolutionary war? What exactly is their country? That is the question that matters, and I don't believe the Taliban qualifies as such.

@charlottedrolet9000

2 жыл бұрын

@@Anubis78250 FACTS!

@StinkyGreenBud

2 жыл бұрын

@@BlueBlue-mm7kn Gimme a break...these imaginary borders need to go. About time we figure out we are the same fucking species and stop killing each other. I'd rather us band together and go out to space and find some alien species to terrorize together, as humans.

Peace through Strength is the American motto

@Green.P3

2 жыл бұрын

Yea like a body builder vs skinny guy he wouldn’t mess with the body builder

British guys always ending sentences with "...isn't it?...doesn't it?" Lol Gotta love em!

@easyox77

2 жыл бұрын

New Zealanders bud.

@cosmicthespider7974

Жыл бұрын

It’s innit and donnit

@coffeetalk924

Жыл бұрын

@@cosmicthespider7974 yes lol

@coffeetalk924

Жыл бұрын

@@easyox77 oh, sorry. The British penal colony settlers. My bad 🤣

Can’t believe this is even a question, the Texas Air National Guard could best Iran

@muggshotgaming7555

2 жыл бұрын

Walmart could beat Iran.

@cornelius8617

2 жыл бұрын

Obviously. Title is a clickbait. But Iran is a more difficult and complicated country than Afghanistan or Iraq... That's probably why US hasn't invaded them yet.

@Saif_VAGABOND_Talpur

2 жыл бұрын

USA spent trillions of dollars and 20 years yet they ran away from Afghanistan. What makes you think Texas national guards can best Iran? USA also spent a decade and withdrew from Vietnam. Maybe you need to get out of that fake TikTok world of yours.

@ahmedrashid3

2 жыл бұрын

The Taliban and Vietcong would like to disagree.

@roymoore3156

2 жыл бұрын

My money is on the Texas Air Guard! Against anyone!

You can't roll the tanks across the Zagros mountains. You can't carpet bomb underground facilities. You can't subjugate 80 million people if you have dwindling moral and Willing to suffer lose for a prolonged time frame. An offensive into Iran, up the Iranian plateau would face much more difficulty and grind for victory than one might imagine.

@Kirinketsu_

2 жыл бұрын

Umm not sure if you know this or not but we have bombs that go under the ground meant for bunkers, you should ask the taliban how hiding in their caves and underground bunkers worked out. We also do not need to drive tanks anywhere seeing how we can drop them out of the back of planes...not that tanks and foots on the ground would happen in a real modern war, it would be won and over with in a few weeks if not days from bombs and missiles alone, the tanks and soliders would be to clean up the aftermath.

@donaldthegreat5809

2 жыл бұрын

@@Kirinketsu_ ​ Iranians have a long tradition of using the ground beneath. Search "Qanat aqueduct" tunnels. Just like the roman ones but under ground for tens of kilometers. I would say they're much more advanced compared to the roman aqueducts. There are whole ancient cities build underground in iran. Also Taliban is literally on the verge of taking over Afghanistan now, so I am troubled that you use them as an example of American success. The cold war was mostly fought by supporting a pre-existing faction. The only war america fought against a sovereign state since WW2 and won was Iraq. Where it was fought mostly like a conventional state against state war. Here they basically used carpet bombing and then besieged all the cities by the means of blitzkrieg. Blitzkrieg is not possible in the mountains the German could never do it in Southern Europe, British couldn't do it in Italy, only the flat plains of France allowed the breach. There are no ethnic faction that will support the Americans in iran. Iran is comprised of Iranic people or Turkic ones who practice shia faith and speak Persian. The ayatollah ali khomeni is of Turkic decent. So there's very little America can do to split the country up ethnically or religiously. Political it might be possible but politics carry very little real meaning than tribal or spiritual aspects in Iran. The Arial transport of heavy equipment is feasible for relatively small military engagements but for mass mobilization you will need to actually travel at least on ground level if not on property constructed transportation networks. America can bomb the Iranian surface or bucker sights to oblivion and achieve total air superiority. Then roll it's not tanks across the alluvian plains of mesopotamia to take khuzestan and render Iran dry of much of it's oil recourses. But to get across the Zagros they'll have to use infantry, which means casualties in the tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands inflicted upon America and it's foreign and regional allies. If America is willing to suffer more than it did in Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq combined then there's no question America can subgate Iran and all it's people and claim the the right of conquest over the iranian plateau, the most dominant geographic region of West asia. It might take just few months to a year until the American flag flies proudly around the streets of Tehran but the total subgetation of the whole region is destined to take years.

@frankcrawford416

2 жыл бұрын

The US does not do Can't!

SSGN's with other vessels would launch several salvos of Tomahawk cruise missiles to weaken their defense system. After that first salvo, we would probably wait to see what's left then fire off another salvo to hit other things. Then would come carrier based air ops, followed by A-10's and other jets out of the EU to handle the tanks and ground equipment. We would do a lot of ordnance drops before the first boots hit Iranian soil.

Can’t believe narrator called it Eye-ran the whole time. Thank the blokes for saying it correctly!!

@jaredtheman34

2 жыл бұрын

Pretty common in the US

@grobinson7507

2 жыл бұрын

@@jaredtheman34 sad but your right. I’ve heard it a lot and it drove me crazy.

@rockypowers365

2 жыл бұрын

Do you call Italy Italia?

@damondej

2 жыл бұрын

Common for the US yes, I live there, but for a narrator of a professional video it’s kinda lame

@balance5216

2 жыл бұрын

They don’t deserve proper pronunciation

China tries to pick on the UK for moving ships to the South China Sea... USA steps in and says to China "Shut up or I'll bitch slap you" hahaha love it!

The primary reason the United States continues to maintain such a massive military is to meet it's commitment to it's allies. It might sound a bit pretentious, but America does take it's position as 'the leader of the free world' rather seriously. While there are plenty of examples of good old fashioned realpolitik, at least most Americans are fairly committed to humanitarian interests and defending their allies. A good example is the US bases in South Korea. The cynic in us tells us that those bases are there to threaten the Chinese and as a form of imperialism (which they probably are), but they were also designed primarily to protect South Korea from a North Korean invasion. That's not just the 'official' reasoning, the US is dedicated to defending South Korea from an invasion. And a good example of both concepts smushed into a single psychotic yet oddly heart-warming moment is the war in the Middle East. Everything that happened there, was motivated by the interests of Europe. America originally placed bases and weapons (including Nuclear) to defend European countries. One could argue they did it to protect themselves by making it's other allies into a kind of democratic iron-curtain analogue, but that doesn't change the fact that those bases were there to protect Europe. Those terrorists were funded to destabilize a communist-sympathizing regime, for the sake of Europe. The entire Gulf War was to secure Europe a source of oil that wasn't Russia. Hell, Syria was a former British colony. Say what you want about America... but we got your fucking back for better or worse

@bobafett7613

2 жыл бұрын

It's sad when someone takes time and writes a good comment, only gets a couple likes..

@jthomas7904

2 жыл бұрын

@@bobafett7613 Video 7 months old. 😁 Have to wait until people watch on "recommend viewing list".

@hanifleylabi8071

2 жыл бұрын

lol is this a joke? How many violent coups and dictators has the US supported?

Infographics often has incorrect info and it's annoying considering the company/channel is so big.

Would love some more military stuff !

BTW BAE Systems has risen in importance in the US military design and supply chain since the 1980s. 15% of the F-35 is built in UK and I spoke to an American engineer here in Detroit who was one of about 10,000 US engineers employed by BAE(he worked on the Bradley fighting vehicle). BAE employs thousands of Swedish engineers too. BAE is the only foreign company that has unrestricted top secret access to US military technology. The UK may have lost its colonies but it still has Cambridge!

Not to mention our $700B budget is just over 2% of our GDP. We could double that and really have a warring machine

excellent reaction. you guys should check out Operation Preying Mantis, in 1988 when the us navy actually engaged in conflict with irans navy.

I’m sure it would go a lot like desert storm total destruction in a very short amount of time

@LegendNinja41

2 жыл бұрын

dessert

@NoneYaBidness762

2 жыл бұрын

Yup. We did this one once already. It wouldn’t be much of a problem. Until the politics started mucking things up.

@fuzzhead76

2 жыл бұрын

@@LegendNinja41 Got food on the brain?

@LegendNinja41

2 жыл бұрын

@@fuzzhead76 OP yes.

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. Trump pulled out from Iran deal and europe failed to withhold or ease the us embargo.

If this is infographics, I've caught him being lazy in his research before, but if you have to crank out videos for a living you might not be the best researcher.

@dbsti3006

2 жыл бұрын

Where was he wrong before? I'm not making an argument or trying to start any trouble, I'm genuinely curious.

@wilsonedwards8189

2 жыл бұрын

@@dbsti3006 Mother Teresa. He just regurgitated Chris Hitchens' hit piece "Hell's Angel" on her. Shouldn't have the title tipped off infographics that something was up? Infographics could have simply searched for actual volunteers instead of taking Hitchens word on MT's process. When I researched actual volunteers I found them of every religious stripe and overwhelmingly pleased with the experience at MT's hospice. I also am familiar with the professional and serious Catholic approach to health care operating many hospitals and medical schools just in the US, so I would be shocked if MT's hospice was never scrutinized by some Church authority or simply a curious Catholic doctor or two. Did infographics bother to shoot even one email a Catholic medical school to ask what THEY thought or if THEY had a link to a review of MT?...it doesn't appear so. Hitchens admittedly spent all of an afternoon in Calcutta and put forward as his source Mary Louden as an unbiased volunteer observer at MT's Calcutta hospice, never mentioning Louden was a sensational anti-religious author. As I researched I discovered prior to her "volunteering"(ha) for two weeks for MT in 1996 Louden was actually an anti-religious author having penned or edited multiple books such as "Unveiled: Nuns Talking", ooh and "Revelations: The Clergy Questioned". Not bias at all, coming into MT's hospice juuuusst long enough to claim she's a volunteer. Louden makes a living penning sensational text such as the book "Secrets and Lives:.Middle England Revealed". Her husband is a professional PR person to boot. Louden somehow got a piece called "The Missionary Position" about Mother Teresa into a medical journal. Looking back on Infographics' process I see now he has a smooth presentation which requires a consistent stream of subject, so no, I don't see him as a researcher of any type. Cheers.

@dbsti3006

2 жыл бұрын

@@wilsonedwards8189 I'm not religious, but I understand what you're saying completely. The inforgraphics channel among others put up videos every day, and they do not take their time with proper research to create a video once every week, let alone everyday. It doesn't allow time for proper research. And to be honest, these people make advertising revenue off of KZread, so the more videos they release, the faster the money comes in for them. Thats why I usually stick to documentaries. They release one every few months, which means they took a lot of time to adequately aquire information.

@wilsonedwards8189

2 жыл бұрын

@@dbsti3006 Yep, it could have gone the other way. Infographics could have grabbed a single source to rip apart Hitchens unfairly. A bit of logic goes a long way, logically MT was too high profile to not have reasonable scrutiny, but you have to ask or maybe search to get a picture into reasonably correct focus. She was running a hospice which is for dying people, not a hospital. If you know India, people die even today let alone during her time, right there in the streets, it's almost unbelievable. The dozens of Indians who work for my brother(programmers) said they saw people die in the streets. MT was able to offer companionship and a bit of respect for what she could. There may be something to the victimhood mentality she had, I don't know and I still have no evidence she did think anything like that. It is not a secret Hitchens admittedly had vice demons plaguing him his whole life, that conflicted with religiious guidance. I think I remember reading he was bisexual for a time(?) and he had lifelong drug and alcohol issues. No matter what the Catholic Church's reputation re pedos and other things, I do know that two things do not go unscrutinized, healthcare and education, mainly due to the fact workers(teachers, doctors) are required to observe and be active in every stage of a person's life. So a nun will not only teach or principal a school, she will visit inmates, some of whom she may have seen earlier in her life. The link in her mind between proper education and preventing human personal tragedy at that point would be easy. There are studies that proved the statistical advantage of a Catholic education even adjusting for socioeconomic factors. I was indigent with no health insurance and a Catholic clinic in Detroit saw me with young Catholic doctors that were donating time. I'm a lapsed Catholic and I doubt many patients at that clinic were religious at all. Catholics never push religion so outside of a small cross on the wall nothing else said, all magazines in that Catholic clinic were secular.

@obiohaz6023

2 жыл бұрын

@@dbsti3006 lol that channel is a known misinfo hotbed

Clearly I'm just speaking for myself but the British are like family and what is ours is yours because we will always have your back just like how you have had ours. Love from the U.S Sending love to Iran. No one wants war. Peace and love to Iran from U.S

Loved it

A good deal of a nations Military Capability is it's outright battle experience. Is your ARMY soft or Battle Hardened. In the 1980s Iran/Iraq War, Iran's last War, both countries suffered losses but more so Iran. Between their mass infantry assaults against Iraqi Armor and Iraq's Mustard Gas attack against them. There was no leadership that survived to train their future Armies. The US has been at war for twenty years but fresh troops replace those that get out and there are those that stayed with that experience. Through constant rotations between Iraq, Afghanistan ALL our Military Units have Battle Experience. Training also is important but it costs money to do so. No problem there.

China: I said, biiiiitch...

There was a general on tv recently who said the us could defeat iran in an evening.

Y’all…they’ve been saying Iran is 18 months away from fielding a nuke for almost 40 fing years.

Hey guys, I’m Iranian and I’ve been following your channel since you were sub 30k~ish, thank you for pronouncing it Iran and not Eye-ran like the guy did I’m the video. It gets annoying over time so it’s always appreciated when someone knows how to pronounce it. Keep it up

@sgt.horvath7023

2 жыл бұрын

Who gives a f##*.. ur country has bigger issues to worry about instead of crying about pronunciation

@WaterKingCrocodoan

2 жыл бұрын

@@sgt.horvath7023 Chill tf down

@driiizydrew4924

2 жыл бұрын

Tomato Tamato I say Iran you say Iran

@alirezadoroudi9126

2 жыл бұрын

@@sgt.horvath7023 man says who gives a fxck while being pressed over a comment that wasn’t even meant for you 💀 jog on fam no one asked

@hassanmohamud3096

2 жыл бұрын

@@sgt.horvath7023 man stfu. You sound like you’re the one pressed. His comment wasn’t even intended for you

The real question regarding U.S. vs. anybody, is who is in charge ? If the politicians give a full go ahead the U.S. can smash any single opponent. And therein lies the answer. Go all in or go halfway as in Vietnam or Afghanistan. Yes, we Americans are for a strong military. We would rather destroy someone else's country than allow them to do it to us. The more aid we can give to our allies, the more they are likely to help us if needed, whether that is using their military along side us, or simply allowing us to stage equipment and people in their lands.

An Iranian general would celebrate after reading the comments here and also after watching the clip (not you guys of course) because they are so inaccurate.!! :)))

Tuned in late but all I can say is: ARE YOU KIDDING???? Jeez

Im half of both....soo plz dont war guys. Lol.

Iraq had all of that stuff too and considered the 4th most powerful military on Earth when we invaded. Baghdad lasted less than 30 days.

@mclovinU2night

2 жыл бұрын

January 17 - February 28 1991, a little more than 30 days

@mikestrong3910

2 жыл бұрын

@@mclovinU2night lol oh ok

@InHellBaby1

2 жыл бұрын

And keep in mind that Iran and Iraq were at war for quite a while and it was pretty much a stalemate.

@robertdysonn

2 жыл бұрын

Baghdad fell quick but we were there fighting for quite a while and the truth is we really didn’t win that war. Not in the long run we didn’t.

@patrickstracener5329

2 жыл бұрын

@@robertdysonn I actually wrote 2 sentences about the 7 year long takeover of Iraq by politicians under the guise of nation building after the 'official' end of military ops but deleted them because that, and what you said, has absolutely nothing to do with the purpose of military power and its objectives; to kill people and break shit. They did their job. Your conflation of the 2 is misplaced.

I am Iranian and I say 💚That I Love America

8:08 hilarious story 🤣

Nice reaction and an unprejudiced discussion at the end. I only just found your channel, so I'm not sure if you've looked at any videos from the channel I am going to recommend. Geography Now is pretty good. They've been going for a few years, describing all of the countries in the UN. The channel is a little less about war and destruction and more about geography (of course), history, people, and culture. As you're already on the subject of Iran, you might want to take a look at their Iran episode. kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZKyFr5aTqZjgec4.html

The US Navy doesn't have Colombia class submarines. They have Los Angeles-class, Virginia-class, Seawolf-class nuclear powered attack submarines and Ohio-class ballistic and conventional missile submarines

@MeanLaQueefa

2 жыл бұрын

The Columbia is the new Ohio Class

I suggest react to "Geography Now! iran".

Not even sure why this is even a question? lol

We'd toast them like a marshmallow...

Assuming it was no holds barred, America could wipe Iran off the face of the planet in about five seconds.

@Vendrix86

2 жыл бұрын

war is never that easy...

@Martin-88

2 жыл бұрын

@@Vendrix86 It is when America could just press a button from thousands of miles away and obliterate them. It depends on the type of war it is though. If it's a repeat of Afghanistan with troops on the ground then I agree with you. If it would be like WW2 with nuclear weapons then Iran would be turned to dust instantly

@mikehunt368

2 жыл бұрын

@@Vendrix86 it would have to be nuclear, which would start a nuclear world war… which would end the planet.

@BlueBlue-mm7kn

2 жыл бұрын

Nope, u are very wrong

@Martin-88

2 жыл бұрын

@@Leon-bp6kb Totally different war though. That was to stop the spread of communism and America weren't trying to wipe Vietnam out. I really don't get what people are struggling to understand here. If it was a war similar to Afghanistan with troops on the ground then America would struggle. If the sole aim was to eliminate Iran off the face of the earth and America could use nukes then it would be over instantly.

If the US can kill Suleimani on an Iraqi airstrip with surgical precision, then I don't understand how Iran could be a threat. Maybe on their land, they could be difficult, but their capacity to hit the US abroad doesn't exist.

@obiohaz6023

2 жыл бұрын

the best thing is the Iran gov prob thinks their citizens would fight for them vs the US lmao

@laboskie349

2 жыл бұрын

@@obiohaz6023 That's true as well, most Iranians and certainly all of the ones I've met aren't big supporters of their government.

@obiohaz6023

2 жыл бұрын

@@laboskie349 thats what i came to too, after hearing the story about the iranian wreslter getting executed, i did some more research on it and it all pointed to that

@naserkhaki577

2 жыл бұрын

@@obiohaz6023 He only had a few photos of the wrestling hall. This person had killed a human being. Do not be fooled by the mainstream media. The victim's family wanted him executed, not the Iranian government

@obiohaz6023

2 жыл бұрын

@@naserkhaki577 it was a move by the gov that you cant do anything no matter who you are, this isnt a mainstream media thing either

My Backyard National Guard would beat Iran.

I'm a HUGE fan, been watching for many moths now....WHAT IS THE GUY WITH THE BEARDS NAME, on the right, far end???!!! I can never understand that bit....thank you!

@e-reptiledysfunction2243

2 жыл бұрын

Been watching for months and don't know the names??? Left to right, red head Dave, old man Mike, and Daz

Include Iran ballestic missiles programe and stealth drone programme

and all those budget numbers dont include the "black" projects where all the really secret stuff happens

Ironically Bezos puts very little of his money towards it.

Heard this same bull shit back in the Storm, about the feared "Republican Guard". We just ended up calling them "Targets"....

Any of these 'Who would win' videos are fun. But you have to ask in this one, 'Who would win what?'. It would be inconceivable to imagine Iran in the US. But it is almost as unlikely for the US to be in Iran. Iran would be much tougher to invade than Afghanistan. Any US attack would polarize Iran. It is reported that the new found freedoms in Iran may be the revolutions undoing. Some dissidents are disappearing but large groups of protestors are left alone too. Be interesting to see how it all works out. Short of Iran going nuclear or threats they carry through on, I say leave them alone.

oversimplified american cival war when:)

@cj_curles0671

2 жыл бұрын

I asked this and Office Bloke Mike thought they’d reacted to it but it was really the American Revolution, hopefully they will soon

@oceanic0809

2 жыл бұрын

lt is happening already.The virus will take its course .

@zeec2093

2 жыл бұрын

@@oceanic0809 What

@joshjohnson2753

2 жыл бұрын

@@zeec2093 He's upset over current events and one of those that believe we're headed towards a civil war lol smh

@zeec2093

2 жыл бұрын

@@joshjohnson2753 oh I see

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If it’s one military against the other of course the United States would win however I feel like it would be more like a war in Iraq where we’re fighting guerrilla style and that’s when the Americans struggle. Will kick anybody’s ass when it comes to military face-offs but in guerrilla warfare we generally walk away the losers as we did in Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan.

@sirwadsontoast5928

2 жыл бұрын

Iran actually has an army. It will be military vs military. Not Soldiers disguised as civilians and doing suicide bombings.

@ballislife9834

2 жыл бұрын

@@sirwadsontoast5928 iraq was military vs military.. correct me if im wrong but didn't the US (+other allies of course) blitz tf out of iraq?

@maryjoygelizon4268

2 жыл бұрын

@@sirwadsontoast5928 during the war yesr but after it there would be a crap ton of suicide bombings and civillians with weapons

@sirwadsontoast5928

2 жыл бұрын

@@maryjoygelizon4268 yes but this is talking about during the war. Not afterwards. It will be much easier to fight someone you know who's the enemy vs fighting someone you don't know who's the enemy

It's simple... the people that own the company building the bunkers also owns the company building the bombs. That's why Americans spend so much on "defense".

They did a drone strike on a merchant ship and killed two civilians (including a Brit...).

USA vs Iran? how is this even a question someone would have, like a fly attacking a horse.

The answer is rich guys and no one else wins.

let's hope there is never again a world war. Let's not have dick measuring contest arguments about whose army is bigger. Only people who have experienced war know how much we need peace

BEFORE I WATCH THE VIDEO HERE IS MY CONCLUSION. IT WOULDN;T BE CLOSE IRAN WOULD BE DONE IN A MATTER OF WEEKS.

I love USA and UK...

It'll just boil down to a wrestling match anyway.

Don't even have to watch the video to answer the question asked in the title... lol

i've got an idea.....USA vs Taliban......

And Iran.... Iran so far awaaaaayyyyy

Iran launched missiles at us

ACTUALLY, it depends on who is in charge of the fighting on the American side... America seems to have a problem with letting the actual Military runs things and kick ass and take names... Instead, Congress / the Federal Government thinks they can resolve the crap with milder methods, that don't work... See Vietnam and now Afghanistan... They were Congress / Government (not military) run "conflicts" instead of military wars... Last time the Military was in charge was Desert Storm and Desert Shield... They were over and done quick with positive results in short order... The Afghan war started with lies about WMD's in Iraq... Of course it was all BS, we put Saddam Hussein in power back in the 80's and we lost control... After 911 they used it and lies about WMD's to get rid of Hussein and grab the oil for Exxon / Mobil... In the process we went into Afghanistan looking for Bin Laden and the Taliban, but we got rid of Hussein and got control of the oil in Iraq first... Now, 20 years later it is Vietnam all over again... We are pulling out and turning it over to the enemy... All because the US government would not let the US Military actually kick ass, but instead it was just another Police Action" type of deal that failed like it always does... Sad, but true...

Harry mack reactions my blokes!

Unless we leave billions of dollars of military vehicles, bombs, guns, and drones lying around... which would never happen.

China has more ships than us now. They are crappy though.

Before the video starts I'm gonna call it for the USA, just a hunch.

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Never underestimate your opponent, the USA (and others) losing in slam dunk olympic events is a good example. Best thing to do is make your opponent your ally by focusing on trade dependency which works best if the businesses have political influence. If there is a regime in danger of insurrection(China and Iran) then all bets are off, stay out of the way until there is a winner. Iran and China are tough nuts because their regimes can act against their trade interests.

Again ottoman and ifghanistan remember hhhh 😂😂😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😂😂🤣😂😂😂

Generalissimo Joe would cut and run.

the thing is Iran never shows the real weapons🤣 they show outdated stuff but they will surprise you in action like that electronic weapon that will disable every ship and aircraft 🤣🤣

@TheGalahad.

2 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😐😐😐

@Green.P3

2 жыл бұрын

They would definitely show that off if they had it

@kevinprzy4539

2 жыл бұрын

Doubt it, their technology is so far behind.

Iran🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🦅

fortantly unfortnantly the US got roped into being the world ppolice so it more of a cost of a world military spending paid by one country

Iran...

Hey go and listen pooria putak Is best raper

B21 stealth bomber? Do these people ever do their homework? Or do they just concoct videos off the top of their heads? It’s a B2! The B21 isn’t slated to come out until 2032.

@John_Redcorn_

2 жыл бұрын

Well, in all reality, its probably already being used

Thats y us can't attack iran? Wow😂😂

This is eeeeeran 🤦🏻‍♀️

carefree

Such a dumb question. It's not even worth watching.

As if that's even a thing.

What I want to know is why we developed the Space Force 🛸.

@finneganlefebvre8539

2 жыл бұрын

Hopefully we won't ever need to find out why...

@user-lf7nf3kl7t

2 жыл бұрын

To hide funding when audits arise. That's all I can think, because by looking at them, it's an absolute joke.

@thediamondminer4892

2 жыл бұрын

Basically it’s for the same reason the air force was developed. We have so much tech is space like satellites, that it makes sense to create a new branch that focuses on the use of said tech.

@xviper2k

2 жыл бұрын

To satiate Trump's ego.

@Ishisah

2 жыл бұрын

@@xviper2k: A well deserved ego.

React to why the WNBA has a wage gap

Peace through superior firepower!

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Wouldn't Goliath be Iran? 🤔

Iran...lmao XD

Waste of money. A lot of this is about the US ego.

@waynerogers2007

2 жыл бұрын

@@JamesH-ub4ir you're entitled to your opinion.

Dude US didn't even defeat taliban 'the pajama force'😂

@frankcrawford416

2 жыл бұрын

Whens the last time we have heard of bombings around the world? Not!

Number just a joke we wanted American army Neto army in ifghanistan HHH and ifghanistan HHH 😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂 just 70 thousand talaban and other side American Neto army 56 country HHH 😂😂😂😂😂🤣😂

🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷❤️❤️❤️🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷❤️❤️❤️🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷❤️❤️❤️🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷❤️❤️❤️🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷❤️❤️❤️🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷❤️❤️❤️There is no Greater nation than the Iranians, there is no greater people than Iran, there is no greater culture than Iran. The USA will never be a billionth of what Iran is🤣🤣🤣 By the way Britain, U owe Iran a lot of MONEY that u need to pay back, all the stolen oil need to be accounted for, Iran also need to get back all their artifacts from British museums. Don’t think Iran forgets! Ur living on stolen money.

@ruserious8101

2 жыл бұрын

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@sir.aliekh470

2 жыл бұрын

@@ruserious8101 hahahah what funny ??

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Lol this is a waste of video Blokes.

😂😂😂 why is this even a video?

Really? The question alone makes me laugh. Sanctions alone have made Iran military nothing. Old Soviet Cold War military equipment

@gregorylouis617

2 жыл бұрын

They Iranians don't really care for that as they fight asymmetrically rather then the US does conventionally. That's why they've stocked up on Anti-ship ballistic missiles, patrol boats, remote-controlled boats, cruise missiles and land-based ballistic missiles. And moved land-based systems on mobile platforms or underground facilities. They'll just make landing in Iran bloody enough to force the US to give up a full occupation, given there's only the sometimes narrow Persian Gulf the Iranians need to defend it makes it much easier, the US military has run through simulations of scenarios of invading Iran and it'll give the US a very bloody-nose on first invasion...let alone taking Iran which has more difficult terrain than even Afghanistan.

Mismatch

Who would win? Is that a serious question?

@robertdysonn

2 жыл бұрын

I’m a proud American to but I’d like to remind you that we lost Vietnam, we ultimately lost Iraq and we are now losing Afghanistan as well. We’re not invincible if a enemy wants to fight us guerrilla warfare. Will kick anybody’s ass military military but if they fight gorilla and they sustain we will walk away eventually as the losers.

@betsyduane3461

2 жыл бұрын

@@robertdysonn We did not use the full force of our power in any of those wars. We could have wiped Vietnam off the map if we wanted to. Vietnam was a disaster we should have never been in, Iraq was a lie and Afghanistan was a waste.

@robertdysonn

2 жыл бұрын

@@betsyduane3461 well sure if we just nuke other countries we can destroy them in a matter of days but I hate to point this out to you… We actually haven’t won a war since World War II. We can fight military battles great but gorilla wars we lose.

@robertdysonn

2 жыл бұрын

@@betsyduane3461 I take it back, we did win one more in Iraq with desert storm but that is it for a winning record since World War II.

@betsyduane3461

2 жыл бұрын

@@robertdysonn We haven't been in a war of necessity since 1945. And it's Guerilla.

Iran was a westernized country hence the American fighter jets before the religious fundamentalists took over.

Iran may soon get a visit from Israel. And if they mess with a US tanker we will be forced to respond as well.

@BlueBlue-mm7kn

2 жыл бұрын

U are so wrong 😂😂😂embarrass comment.

@0101tuber

2 жыл бұрын

From newly released info @centcom says proves Iran was behind attack on ship Mercer Street. "Experts were able to recover several pieces of this third UAV, eg a vertical stabilizer & internal components nearly identical to previous examples from Iranian one-way attack UAV." Hold onto yer butts!

@emproson4616

2 жыл бұрын

@@0101tuber Israel??? Oh no brother real life is deferent Iran can burn Israel in fire No chance for them

America hasn't had a successful war/conflict/engagement/whatever since WW2.

@GoGoPooerRangers

2 жыл бұрын

Lol if the US truly wanted to win they could, it was always a way for the military industry to make money.

@SublimeNotions

2 жыл бұрын

@@GoGoPooerRangers Eh, I don't know. I think the weakest resource the US military has is its people. Soldiers who don't know how to fight because they have never been challenged and leaders who got all their "leadership skills" in fights that weren't challenging. We have the bombs and the bullets, but not the intellect I think. When has the military ever been surgical in anything. They just go in, bomb everything, and call it a victory. What solider today in the US military has had to fight an actual army that was on par? Do they even know what its like to go up against aircraft or a fleet of tanks? Or have they simply always had the luxury of air superiority and so jets took out all the real hard shit before they got there. So their experience hitherto is, a bunch of guys running in and out of caves with AKs and RPGs.

We wouldn’t even bother to smack them down, we’d have Israel do it for us..not even worth our time. They don’t do things directly either, they use splinter groups bc they can’t take the heat.🤣

@emproson4616

2 жыл бұрын

Israel??? You mean king of the America?? Oh no honey Iran can best Israel like drinking water They scared of Iran so bad