war
"War is an extension of politics by other means"
@eatzebugs
@neynar what were the tactics this man used to defeat american forces in the 2002 millenium war games?
What was the aftermath of his victory and what happened to him after?
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@elesel.eth
1950s us military planners believed you could sprinkle a little nuclear war into your battlefields in the form of tactical nukes
read the NSC-30 and NSC-68 from the Truman administration and you’ll see a normalisation of battlefield nukes, with 300 planned nukes deployable for operation dropshot against the USSR and John foster Dulles offering France two nukes to break the 1954 viet minh siege in indochina
it is likely new players on the nuclear battlefield would act equally casual with their new toy
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@supriyo.eth
Something something needle haystack 😄 https://x.com/JimmySecUK/status/1929189210348462412
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@les
What an interesting thought -- military defense and private market products are cyclical leading indicators of what comes next.
There hasn't been this much rapid innovation of weapons since when?
A list of military innovation, according to chatGPT.
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@elesel.eth
to understand anything
at all
whatsoever
to even remotely grasp
things
and stuff
nowadays in the world
as it is today
one must be
machiavellimaxxing
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@elesel.eth
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKQsgN1wpRA
Watch this if you want your blood pressure up lmao
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