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Are these sources inside Venezuela?
I'm fine with US using force to sink incoming cartel boats, but I guess VZ isn't getting the message.
A big part of the reason we "lose" wars is because up until now, we've operated (mostly) under international law and according to ROE that keep us from using our full capabilities.
That is, for the most part, a good thing.
But I would not count on that state of affairs continuing under Papaya Pol Pot and Kegseth--and the Big Green Killpower with its gloves off has truly terrifying implications
You lost 2 world wars frenchie
And in Vietnam you sent 500k soldiers, while dropping napalm, so what are you talking about.
I'm not talking about nukes.
Look at Iraq. Literally had an ROE that said if an insurgent ran into a mosque, that was "base," and attacking that area was off-limits.
Doesn't take a nuke to deal with a mosque; a mobile MLRS will make that mosque and the associated grid square *go away*, but we weren't permitted.
And as for the Russians, they fought with gloves all the way off in Afghanistan and still got pushed out--and how's Ukraine working out right now, comrade?
And the fact that Venezuela owns the 2nd largest oil reserves in the world has nothing to do with it !
The gloves are on in Ukraine because the Russians keep what they take.
K, comrade. K.