Here is the ONLY acceptable "Peace Deal" with Iran.

[kyzr]

How does a nation spending trillions on its military, run out of munitions?

It doesn't

 

[gipper]

It doesn't

You may like your nation headed by a Zionist pedo blackmailed by the Zio Nazi regime, but real Americans don’t.

 

[kyzr]

Then there is this:
From the piece....
"To some Chinese military and geopolitical analysts, the war has done more than deplete U.S. munitions stockpiles, it has also shattered America’s aura of dominance. They argue that it has exposed a major flaw in U.S. war strategy: its inability to make weapons quickly enough to replenish its arsenal in a sustained, intense conflict."
Another loss for American in this ill-advised war with Iran.

Stop cheering against America...

The US military saw the production gap, and the inadequate weapons production rates and is now quadrupling them.
Much better to find out now what production rates are needed than to run short in a real war.
So net-net the US improved its readiness, a win, but you can put your unAmerican spin on it.

 

[candycorn]

Stop cheering against America...

I'm not.

The US military saw the production gap, and the inadequate weapons production rates and is now quadrupling them.
Much better to find out now what production rates are needed than to run short in a real war.
So net-net the US improved its readiness, a win, but you can put your unAmerican spin on it.

So after spending trillions upon trillions for decades and $22M on steak and lobster at the end of last year...you admit there was a "production gap"?

Let me guess...you're going to blame Biden, Obama, Clinton, Carter, hell...probably FDR for it right?

 

[kyzr]

So after spending trillions upon trillions for decades and $22M on steak and lobster at the end of last year...you admit there was a "production gap"?

yes, and we fixed it.

Let me guess...you're going to blame Biden, Obama, Clinton, Carter, hell...probably FDR for it right?

I'm not blaming anyone. You can't have big weapons factories sitting idle with no orders. There was apparently a "peace dividend" where weapons production rates tapered off. But, as happens, Putin invaded Ukraine and we sent Ukraine 7,000 Javelins, a third of the US stockpile. Now we are at war with Iran and are using other weapons, its time to ramp up production, and we are.

Why the Pentagon Is Quadrupling Missile Production, and Why It Still Won't Be Enough

The U.S. is pouring billions into quadrupling production of PrSM, THAAD, Tomahawk, and Patriot missiles. But the math between consumption rates and manufacturing capacity reveals a gap that money alone cannot close.

militarymachine.com

Here is a number worth sitting with: at peak consumption during the early months of support to Ukraine, the United States was shipping Javelin anti-tank missiles faster than Lockheed Martin could build them. Within ten months, the Stinger man-portable air defense inventory, a weapon system that took decades to accumulate, was functionally depleted. Over 7,000 Javelins, roughly one-third of the entire U.S. stockpile, were transferred before the Pentagon paused shipments to protect its own readiness.
That was a proxy conflict. The missiles were not being fired by American forces. And yet the drawdown was severe enough to trigger what has become the largest guided-munitions production expansion since the Cold War.

 

[gipper]

Stop cheering against America...

The US military saw the production gap, and the inadequate weapons production rates and is now quadrupling them.
Much better to find out now what production rates are needed than to run short in a real war.
So net-net the US improved its readiness, a win, but you can put your unAmerican spin on it.

Yeah because wars of aggression for Israel is a good thing. Mass murdering Arabs and Muslims is wonderful. Imperialism for the empire is great!

 

[candycorn]

yes, and we fixed it.

I'm not blaming anyone. You can't have big weapons factories sitting idle with no orders. There was apparently a "peace dividend" where weapons production rates tapered off. But, as happens, Putin invaded Ukraine and we sent Ukraine 7,000 Javelins, a third of the US stockpile. Now we are at war with Iran and are using other weapons, its time to ramp up production, and we are.

Why the Pentagon Is Quadrupling Missile Production, and Why It Still Won't Be Enough

The U.S. is pouring billions into quadrupling production of PrSM, THAAD, Tomahawk, and Patriot missiles. But the math between consumption rates and manufacturing capacity reveals a gap that money alone cannot close.

militarymachine.com

Here is a number worth sitting with: at peak consumption during the early months of support to Ukraine, the United States was shipping Javelin anti-tank missiles faster than Lockheed Martin could build them. Within ten months, the Stinger man-portable air defense inventory, a weapon system that took decades to accumulate, was functionally depleted. Over 7,000 Javelins, roughly one-third of the entire U.S. stockpile, were transferred before the Pentagon paused shipments to protect its own readiness.
That was a proxy conflict. The missiles were not being fired by American forces. And yet the drawdown was severe enough to trigger what has become the largest guided-munitions production expansion since the Cold War.

 

[Mac-7]

yes, and we fixed it.

I'm not blaming anyone. You can't have big weapons factories sitting idle with no orders. There was apparently a "peace dividend" where weapons production rates tapered off. But, as happens, Putin invaded Ukraine and we sent Ukraine 7,000 Javelins, a third of the US stockpile. Now we are at war with Iran and are using other weapons, its time to ramp up production, and we are.

Why the Pentagon Is Quadrupling Missile Production, and Why It Still Won't Be Enough

The U.S. is pouring billions into quadrupling production of PrSM, THAAD, Tomahawk, and Patriot missiles. But the math between consumption rates and manufacturing capacity reveals a gap that money alone cannot close.

militarymachine.com

Here is a number worth sitting with: at peak consumption during the early months of support to Ukraine, the United States was shipping Javelin anti-tank missiles faster than Lockheed Martin could build them. Within ten months, the Stinger man-portable air defense inventory, a weapon system that took decades to accumulate, was functionally depleted. Over 7,000 Javelins, roughly one-third of the entire U.S. stockpile, were transferred before the Pentagon paused shipments to protect its own readiness.
That was a proxy conflict. The missiles were not being fired by American forces. And yet the drawdown was severe enough to trigger what has become the largest guided-munitions production expansion since the Cold War.

It sounds like we need to expand production

Will dems agree with that?

 

[kyzr]

Its a fact.

 

[eagle1462010]

Libya was actually over The African Union and Gold Standard.
Khadaffi wasn't using chemical weapons on his people, that's an AP/MIC propaganda lie to justify doing things that ordinarily wouldn't be done.

Libya was hit over the Gold. Anyone who tries to go off the petro dollar to gold gets hit.

It was also a arms deal situation for Syria

 

[kyzr]

It sounds like we need to expand production
Will dems agree with that?

I'm not sure if the $100b-$200b "supplemental" will be approved as a Bill or if it will need to be included in the reconciliation Bill.

House Democrats Introduce Bill to Block Iran War Funding

The bill comes as the Trump administration ignores calls for wartime legislative checks past the 60-day mark.

www.military.com

https://www.nationaldefensemagazine.org/articles/2026/3/25/congress-lacks-clarity-on-pentagons-200-billion-iran-war-request

 

[The Duke]

Libya was hit over the Gold. Anyone who tries to go off the petro dollar to gold gets hit.

It was also a arms deal situation for Syria

Yeah, I did a deep dive into this because it was very strange that Obama was having sleepovers and taking selfies with the dude and a few months later Hillary is killing him.
He was moving The African Union to the Gold Standard, that's why they killed him.
With AP running cover for "justification".

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Then I guess they'll just have to die.

Yes, the fat rapist has made it clear that the other option is genocide.

And now your cult supports genocide.

 

[The Duke]

Yes, the fat rapist has made it clear that the other option is genocide.

And now your cult supports genocide.

I see you typing, but it looks like "Herp derp derp doi!" to me.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

I see you typing, but it looks like "Herp derp derp doi!" to me.

Right, Trump's broken English tweets are more your speed.

Once Trump started thinking for you, you kind of checked out.

 

[MisterBeale]

Trump's Only Viable Exit From Iran /Joe Kent & Lt Col Daniel Davis​

Streamed 1 hour ago

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

So this is where the fat rapist charity thief has moved the goalposts, now:

Open the Strait, have talks for them to stop enriching uranium.

I.E, the precise state of affairs before he launched his illegal war of vanity.

Fking moron

 

[kyzr]

Trump's Only Viable Exit From Iran /Joe Kent & Lt Col Daniel Davis​

Streamed 1 hour ago

Joe Kent is an idiot. I totally disagree with his views.

 

[MarathonMike]

So this is where the fat rapist charity thief has moved the goalposts, now:

Open the Strait, have talks for them to stop enriching uranium.

I.E, the precise state of affairs before he launched his illegal war of vanity.

Fking moron

He's fat. You finally got something right about Trump, well done.

 

[Zavulon]

I'm not sure if the $100b-$200b "supplemental" will be approved as a Bill or if it will need to be included in the reconciliation Bill.

House Democrats Introduce Bill to Block Iran War Funding

The bill comes as the Trump administration ignores calls for wartime legislative checks past the 60-day mark.

www.military.com

https://www.nationaldefensemagazine.org/articles/2026/3/25/congress-lacks-clarity-on-pentagons-200-billion-iran-war-request

Or you should significantly decrease corruption. And, it will be approved with much lesser probability.

In China, corrupted general, stealing for the government, getting bullet right into his head. In Russia he falls from window or march in a meat storm as a private soldier. In America he is jumping in a warm armchair of top management of military industrial complex, may be even with a golden parachute. That's why, when it comes to the reality, American innovations are just overpriced bad copies of Iranian Shaheds and Russian Gerans