Critics Sink Trump's Bonkers Battleship Plans: 'Got The Design From G.I. Joe'

This so called leader of the free world, has never sat down with our elected officials on both sides in Congress or the Senate to map out plans for this nations ills...all this bitch wants to do, is sign EO orders and then lie about shit....that's all this lunatic does. He is the worst damn P in US history and anybody believing otherwise, F U
 
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This won't work since the enemy can smell it coming from miles away
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Full Questions/Answers with Sputnik Regarding "Trump Class" "Battleship..." 1 What is the behind Trump's decision to launch a campaign for the renewal and improvement of the US fleet?ANSWER: This decision to expand the US navy into a vast high-tech “golden fleet” reflects America’s continued desire to pursue global primacy, thus the requirement for a fleet capable of projecting global power.The “Trump class” “battleships” announced are purely for power projection globally, not the defense of the US “homeland,” and feature yet-to-be-deployed technology designed solely to take on and destroy advanced Russian and Chinese defensive systems within Russia and China themselves.Unfortunately for US ambitions, China is building somewhere around 200x more ships each year than the US - including both commercial and military vessels. These vessels are as sophisticated and capable as US counterparts and, in some cases, more advanced.In order to catch up, the US is attempting to expand both its own shipbuilding capacity after decades of industrial atrophy as well as leveraging its control over proxies like South Korea and Japan to build and repair US vessels for America.This campaign is another blatant reminder that the US continues to seek primacy over the globe, including active measures to prevent the emergence of other peer and near-peer adversaries. Nothing President Trump or his predecessors have been doing in recent years indicates any sort of retreat otherwise.2 How feasible is this idea to create high-tech large fleet for US? What problems can the US face during construction?ANSWER: US ambitions to build a vast high-tech fleet are fantastical - ambitions that far exceed America’s actual reach in terms of military industrial production. US shipbuilding is inhibited by a severe lack of skilled laborers, few adequate industrial facilities, inadequate infrastructure, and insufficient supply chains to support the sort of production to do so in any reasonable time or within any reasonable budget.In order to properly address these shortcomings, the US would need to reform everything from its education system to its broader industrial base, as well as energy production, national transportation infrastructure and healthcare. It is a process that could take years, even decades to complete (if done properly) and attempts to find shortcuts will come at the expense of all Americans - except perhaps the private corporations receiving contracts to build these military vessels.3 What potential backlash might US experience from such an increase in defense spending?ANSWER: Expanding the US military budget in pursuit of global-dominating military forces including a vast, high-tech navy will divert human resources and funding away from essential infrastructure required by the actual American people living in the United States.A nation’s infrastructure plays a direct role in industrial production. A lack of adequate energy, transportation, and healthcare impacts the human resources and material necessities required for the production of anything, especially systems as large and as complex as naval vessels.Thus, misallocating huge sums of resources to build ships the US doesn’t actually need and really doesn’t have the ability to efficiently build, is only going to accelerate the ongoing damage being done to all other aspects of American infrastructure and industry, ironically making it that much more difficult to pursue the few projects the US is prioritizing.

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