Re: US to send Ukraine Patriot missile systems and precision-guided bomb technology

On 12/22/22 5:06 PM, Helmut Achterberg wrote:
> On 2022-12-22, BeamMeUpScotty <[email protected]> wrote:
>> On 12/21/22 8:29 PM, 26C.Z969 wrote:
>>> On 12/21/22 11:57 AM, Proton Pump wrote:
>>>> On 12/20/2022 9:44 PM, [email protected] wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> As long as you don't want a car, TV or refrigerator, American is best.
>>>>
>>>> There was a Sub-Zero fridge in a house I used to own with my ex. It was
>>>> excellent.
>>>
>>>     She's not like, um, still With the fridge, is she ? :-)
>>>
>>>     I recently saw an old Norge - with the circular coils
>>>     on top - that was still in running condition. Americans
>>>     at least COULD build solid stuff.
>>>
>>>     Labor unions and govt regulators put a big hurt on
>>>     American manufacturing (should that be just "facturuing"
>>>     or something these days ?).
>>>
>>>     The CONCERN though is of a declining level of SKILL, of
>>>     EDUCATION. In an "Everyone Deserves 'A's" culture that's
>>>     SERIOUSLY undercutting ye olde foundations.
>>>
>>>>> The fact is, America doesn't dominate these consumer goods, we do
>>>>> dominate the machines that make them and the markets in which they're
>>>>> sold.
>>>>
>>>> The Germans dominate that machines field even more than the Yanks, but
>>>> the Yanks do OK at robotics.
>>>
>>>     Germans make good machines - but often solving issues in
>>>     an overly-complicated and expensive way. The Japanese
>>>     paradigm of "perfection through simplicity" really seems
>>>     the best. It's why your computer doesn't cost $100,000
>>>     and weigh 30 pounds.
>>
>> Ukraine will sell that tech to the highest bidders like they did with
>> previous weapons sent to Ukraine, the Military already said it was a an
>> impossible task to stop that U.S. weaponry from being sold on the BLACK
>> MARKET for cash.
>>
>> Imagine who they will sell our high tech weapons and defense missiles to?
> 
> I do believe a better audit trail should be implemented however, a lot of this money is actually
> being used to manufacture weaponry here in the USA so it's jobs and profits on this side of the
> ocean.
> 
> War always seems to make money for the USA for some reason.
> Biden abandoning high tech weaponry in Afghanistan excepted.

Yes and no, when you sell stuff that can be reverse engineered it's a 
question who's buying it and does it then make U.S. made weapons less 
use-able because they are building anti-weapons that defeat the tech and 
thereby make the U.S. tech less marketable.

Like the GIANT PHARMACEUTICAL companies the high tech weapons company 
needs to keep you getting vaccines without actually getting cured or 
becoming immune.

Remember a successful vaccine or weapon to them means you need more all 
the time and they keep selling more all the time. While to the consumer 
a successful product is one that you buy, and it solves a problem.


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