What are the odds he invades Mexico to fight the cartels he just labelled as terrorist organizations?
The right wing cranks have been talking about it for a few years. It’d be an amazingly stupid decision to start a border war with a neighboring ally when they also want to have a war with China
So you’re saying it will definitely happen
I mean… looks like they will.
Presumably lithium has something to do with it but I guess they could be quite honest about their intentions as given but the rest of the military-industrial are going with it for lithium. Plus a chance to blow up assets and free up stuff for profits, I dunno
Not very high, in my opinion.
Odds of Trump invading Mexico to coup Sheinbaum using the pretext that she is assisting terrorist organizations in Mexico? I’d wager my meager savings on it.
There are only two outcomes, the US eats shit super hard and barely makes it to the outskirts of Monterrey, or it steam rolls the entirety of Mexico in some Iraq 2003 style scheme that most likely involved paying off the entire Mexican military
Great. More fascists in my neck of the woods.
A utopia is impossible, but a temporary escape from worldwide hell is a certainty when someone is finally able to defeat Satan
Looks so rad. Like a dune screenshot. Considering moving back to México tbh. My family says things are going better and better over there
Drug trafficking is about to get a whole lot worse
To Mexico:
Mexico needs nukes for national security.
Acting Secretary of Defense Robert Salesses
when you try to type your last name but the s key got stuck
Reptilian
minecraft creeper (he blows up your houssssse)
Seriously, why don’t countries use mines more often? Especially any country that borders America? Turn the invading trash into confetti.
…because of what happens when the war ends or a country dissolves. Before the Ottowa Treaty in 1997, an estimated 26,000 people were killed each year by landmines detonated after wars had ended. It costs around $1,000 to remove each mine that costs as little as $3 to manufacture. This means a country may be able to produce tons of mines, but when the conflict ends, they don’t have the money to remove them.
Then there’s all the damage to the environment and animals. Mines can even be moved by floods or land slides, causing them to go off in areas outside of where they were intended.
costs as little as $3 to manufacture
Shit no wonder the US stopped using mines.
Just wait until the U.S. drops the next generation of self-placing, self-digging, blockchain-powered, AI-enabled landmines with variable weight sensor that can be set from “child” to “large adult.” Thanks to the patriotic American taxpayers, each mine is sold in a pack of 1 (one) for the cost of only $2 million USD. But you can’t really put a price on freedom, now can you?
Just wait until the U.S. drops the next generation of self-placing, self-digging, blockchain-powered, AI-enabled landmines
The only unrealistic thing about Starcraft is that the spider mines can’t target workers
for a second I thought you meant
and I was going to agree with youOn top of everything mentioned, using land mines is a violation of international law.
I wouldn’t be surprised if they came up with true “loitering” solar-powered drones that either stay in the air indefinitely or land/fly in tandem to deny access across a boundary. It would be both expensive and avoid the law against “land” mines.
