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It's $16B that could go to something else, even within the US military. I am aware of quite a few things within the US military that have been mysteriously defu
by herewulf 4y ago
It's $16B that could go to something else, even within the US military. I am aware of quite a few things within the US military that have been mysteriously defunded since February/March.
And US taxpayers should be upset about the $2T also.
- Pigalowda 4y agoMy man you don’t have a TS clearance and you’re not on a need to know basis. Ongoing US DoD budgets are out of your element. Any public information is useless conjecture or hearsay. $2T is a different problem and old news. Your $16B is a drop in the bucket and an acceptable cost of doing business. Just to give you a little insight into the process here: The US annual military budget is around $800B year after year. How many times has the US been able to spend this little money to have a client state destroy so much Russian equipment? Maybe in Vietnam when the US was directly destroying Soviet equipment given to the VC. But that was hugely expensive on the US side