Iran has taken out our major radar station

Iran has destroyed 4 or 5 of our radar systems associated with our THAAD systems which are all of those systems in the ME

Israel is running out or has run out of it's primary ballistic missile interceptors

So, umm yeah

Japan gets 95% of its oil from ME

Japan has about 8 months supply of oil in reserve

Japan is facing a massive economic problem-entire industries shutting down.

Japan started WW2 to secure oil

Japan allied with the US after WW2 because we could secure their oil supply

Japan is ------

America spends a trillion dollars per year on defense and we run out of the critical munition in a week

UN FUCING BELIEVABLE

And we do not have the industrial capacity to ramp up production

And the munitions rely on minerals controlled by China

This is criminal negligence of the highest order

American bases are being knocked out due to lack of defensive interceptor resources.

That means we have to or will soon have to pull our planes from front line bases, meaning we redeploy them to where? Israel? Cyprus?

By knocked out I mean rendered unusable due to lack of security from missiles and drones. Losing 5 tanker aircraft in Saudi Arabia is an example. Even if they were only lightly damaged, we can't operate from air field subject to regular air assault!

This ------- fiasco is getting to be disastrous.

if Iran is able to continue being successful along these lines, I don't know but it won't be good.

" America spends a trillion dollars per year on defense"
Less than $900 billion in 2024.
Now, tables reversed you would have screamed that I was Lying and would have called me a ---- 11 times in the process.

#12 | Posted by BellRinger

The U.S. defense budget for FY 2026 is seeing significant proposed increases, with discussions surrounding a $1.5 trillion total, aimed at enhancing military capabilities amid rising global tensions. This represents a potential ~50% increase over earlier 2026 projections, heavily investing in defense modernization, advanced aircraft, and space operations

FY 2024"2025 Context: The U.S. spent approximately $874 billion in FY 2024, and total national defense spending was pushed over $1 trillion in 2025 with supplemental funds.

Yeah, you're a ----