An open mind is like a fortress with its gates unbarred and unguarded.
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The US used the American engine of it before to exert pressure.
Maybe we should start fucking with the F-35 in turn.
Read the whole comment, it's sarcasm
In the EU, you also have to be able to buy exactly as much as you need
As opposed to being disappeared without identification just based on your skin colour.
Yeah, we had them forever.
For me, the only practical consequence has been that when I forgot my driving licence at home, I could show my ID and the cop at the traffic stop could check my licence status.
Yeah I was going to say the same, "Berlin has its U-Bahn Museum, Stockholm boasts the Sparvagsmuseet, and London is home to the Transport Museum", Budapest has the frickin BKK running buses and trams as old as your grandpa.
No banking apps or NFC payments.
Release the Epstein files, break up monopolies with executive orders, jail executives who are responsible for social murder and declassify all classified info that is only classified to cover the asses of billionaires.
Japan had an aircraft carrier fleet rivaling the US, better carrier fighter planes than the US, and were occupying a lot of China, who was a peer opponent. It also took a US-USSR alliance to take them down.
Russia on the other hand is able to wreak a lot of havoc, and is also good on some technological fronts, like drone warfare, espionage and ballistic missiles, but it has recently lost a lot of its fleet against an opponent with no navy, and is stuck in trench warfare with equipment that in WWII would be the equivalent of muskets.
This whole posturing is because Russia ran out of easily recruitable people, and needs internal justification to start throwing in conscripts as well.
Oh, BTW it's "Wunderwaffe", if you want a "Wunderwaffle", go to Brussels, they put strawberries and cream on it so high it won't fit in your mouth.







Both Top Gun and Star Wars battles have more to do with WWII air battles than modern air or plausible sci-fi space battles.