[sparkscoffee] Re: Putin and war

  • From: "" <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> (Redacted sender "Sblumen123@xxxxxxx" for DMARC)
  • To: sparkscoffee@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Thu, 11 Sep 2014 14:15:39 -0400

RR
Thanks for your help on this one except JS is blaming Obama when it was all 
 of Congress all the way back
to after WW2.
 
Comrade B., Jewish, Zionest, Socialist
 
 
In a message dated 9/11/2014 9:54:55 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
ristad@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:

Actually  you are both right. The problem is that past military spending 
was financed by  debt and now even though spending has been cut the cost keeps 
rising due to  the interest on the debt. All these senseless wars must be 
paid for sooner or  later. Russia and China know that all they need to do to 
defeat us is wait it  out. Most Americans going to be in for a big surprise.


Total  military expenses of $1.3 trillion per year means that more than 
half the tax  revenue of the US government goes solely to the military.  Total 
military  spending by the US government is nearly more than all other 
countries in the  world combined.  And, military spending by the US and its 
allies 
accounts  for between two-thirds and three-quarters of all global military  
spending.


-----Original  Message----- 
From: "schalestock@xxxxxxxx"  
Sent: Sep 11, 2014 4:43 AM 
To:  sparkscoffee@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
Subject: [sparkscoffee] Re: Putin and war  

<ZZZHT
Stanley,
 
What planet are you living on ?  The cuts to the military have  been on the 
front pages for months.  And you wonder why no one can have  an intelligent 
discourse with you.
 
JS


---------- Original Message ----------
From: ""  <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> (Redacted sender 
"Sblumen123@xxxxxxx"  for DMARC)
To: sparkscoffee@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [sparkscoffee] Re:  Putin and war
Date: Wed, 10 Sep 2014 15:13:51 -0400

JS
In which fantasy world did you get all this knowledge of Obama bringing  
our military down to pre WW2
levels? I do know because of the growing monster debit, with the  
republicans leading the charge, government spending was reduced to the bone  
including the military. Have you forgotten so soon?
 
Comrade B   
 
 
In a message dated 9/10/2014 11:13:38 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
schalestock@xxxxxxxx writes:

While Obama has drawn our military down to pre WW2 levels. God help  us. 
The utter arrogance of this man and the fantasy world he lives in  could be 
the end of us. All you need is ONE nuclear detonaton in anger and  the 
consequences would be catasthropic.
 
JS


---------- Original Message ----------
From: Ron Ristad  <ristad@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: undisclosed-recipients:;
Subject:  [sparkscoffee] Putin and war
Date: Wed, 10 Sep 2014 08:46:51 -0600  (GMT-06:00)


Posted on _September 10, 2014_ 
(http://armstrongeconomics.com/2014/09/10/putin-war-return-of-mercenaries-the-masquerade/)
  by _Martin Armstrong_ 
(http://armstrongeconomics.com/author/armstrongeconomics/) 

Many people have  written asking about Putin. The pundits are claiming the 
Russian Army is  weak and could not wage war. Russia is actually looking at 
expanding its  military policy re-targeting Europe and the USA as enemies, 
and rewriting  protocols for justification of a defensive first strike with 
nuclear  weapons. The greatest mistake that the West has made so far is to 
judge  Russia through their own eyes based upon themselves with extreme 
arrogance  and prejudice. Just because you would not want war does not mean 
your  
opponent has the same view. Additionally, the arrogance of the politicians  
can force war by their unyielding posture and inability to realize that  
they have left their opponent with no other option.

The arrogance  that Russia is weak and could not afford war is a huge 
mistake because it  is the West who cannot afford war in the middle of an 
economic implosion  where we have a Sovereign Debt Crisis brewing on an 
unprecedented scale.  War also gas been an escape valve for fiscal 
mismanagement and in 
this  respect, war become desirable as a decoy to hide the inability of  
politicians to cope with managing the state.

The Russian military  forces are composed of 150,000 officers and 766,000 
soldiers on active  duty. There are about 2,485,000 reservists. The Russian 
Ground Forces have  15,500 tanks, 27,607 armored fighting vehicles (AFV), 
5,990 self-propelled  guns (SPG), 4,625 towed artillery guns and 3,781 multiple 
rocket launcher  artillery systems (MLRS), according to reports of the 
Military portal  Global Fire Power. For the Air Force, Russia has about 3,082 
airplanes,  jets and helicopters. Russia has only about 114 combat helicopters 
 compared to the USA’s 914 attack helicopters – not counting those bought  
by local civil police as in Florida.

The Russian Navy has 352 ships  and boats. However, Russia has only one 
aircraft carrier – the Admiral  Kuznetsov class. This was in the service in 
1991. Moscow would like to  supplement his holding by two helicopter carrier 
Mistral class from  France.

Moreover, Russia has over 4,600 nuclear warheads ready for  use in their 
collections. Additionally, Russia has 7,300 nuclear warheads  in reserve. 
Furthermore, Russia has about 330 intercontinental ballistic  missiles that 
could be targeted against the USA domestically. In addition,  ten nuclear 
submarines are equipped with 160 missiles and there are  another 576 nuclear 
warheads.

In the next few years, the rocket  classes Bulava (SS-N-30) RS-24 Jars 
(NATO code SS-24) and Iskander-M  (SS-26 Stone) are to be built. Russian 
technology in rocket manufacture is  not to be under-estimated. Just in the 
past 
decades since the Cold War  began, Russia has 117 different missile 
technologies that have been used.  These systems are partly to extensions of 
older 
technologies. The missile  defense system A-135 (NATO code ABM-3) is in Moscow 
and is ready for use.  It protects the capital and the surrounding area from 
possible attacks.  Unlike Iraq or Syria, the USA cannot simply invade with 
impunity. This is  not a war that could be won in such a manner and the 
capability of nuclear  attacks/defense warn that those levels of warfare are 
off 
the  table.

http://armstrongeconomics.com/2014/09/10/putin-war-return-of-mercenaries-the
-masquerade/

-RR


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