America Has No Answer for Russia’s New Super Weapons

originally posted by: cavtrooper7
a reply to: TechniXcality

DANG I was hoping you were Cav...I'M NOT going to hold it against you.I love my crunchie brothers just as much as I love those Jarhead pukes.
WE ARE ALL in a pickel with America these days...

Pump you brakes! That's ass kicking, lady slaying, hard charging jarheads to you!!!

a reply to: FredrikV

That's silly.

In truth, a submarine launched ICBM is an undefendable superweapon and the US has had sufficient ones since the mid 1960's and USSR/Russia since a bit later.

Ill be more concerned over a russian super weapon when they have mastered going a quarter without three plane crashes.

If you cant keep the basics in shape.. I doubt you can manage a high tech super weapon.

originally posted by: TheLaughingGod
a reply to: BASSPLYR

Oh, I'm absolutely sure of it.. invisibility tech,

sort of

teleporation devices,

no

technology designed to interact with subtler energies and planes,

nonsense

energy weapons,

um

space stations,

not militarily useful

super soldier

75th Rangers

and robot programs,

MQ-9 Reaper

genius breeding programs

Kardashians are winning

nano technology

Called material science

advanced AI's

Siri says the darndest things

underground bases as big as cities functioning like city states

food sucks down there. and too expensive.

undersea bases

air sucks down there. and too expensive.

cloning projects,

too expensive. sex is free.

mind control projects

Rupert Murdoch is way ahead

psychotronic weapons

ineffective

transhumanism research and chimera programs.. really.

cut after sequestration.

That's some of it.. now imagine the ET's that are millions of years ahead of us. Some of them don't need technology to perform miraculous feats, they can "spiritualize matter".. they may not all have attained the rainbow body necessarily but they are easily able to walk through walls and phase out of reality.

elvis has left the building.

a reply to: mbkennel

Yes, you speak of this monkey science of yours, which is nothing more than the stories of children. They don't know about the antediluvian world before recorded history began..

a reply to: TheLaughingGod

the monkeys have done rather well for themselves.

too bad the antediluvians didn't write anything down, or buried a turbojet factory.

a reply to: mbkennel

Hundreds of OOP objects have been found, thousands of people.

Didn't write anything down? Never read the Vedas or the Bible?

They have retrieval teams that cover up UFO crashes.

US is in the surprise of their life in the coming years

It has to do with making the world afraid and it backfiring

a reply to: crazyewok

Oh, I know that and You know that, but that guy has it in his head we're going down Red Dawn style. I'm just showing him it won't be as easy as he seems to think.

I dont think America has revealed our plasma stealth to the public if we have it. . . . .

a reply to: mbkennel

elvis has left the building.

lmao

I gave you a star just for that

originally posted by: boymonkey74
Well I just heard that North Korea has a death star in the making while us brits just come up with amazing death ideas like bombs on bats.

Well, Americans did try incendiaries on bats, during WW 2, but the bats burned the testing station down.

a reply to: TheLaughingGod

Man.. I shouldn't write when I'm almost falling asleep from sleep medicine. Seems I didn't finish that post.. thousands of people.. uh, don't remember.

There's some spectacular evidence though, if you search extensively and have eyes to see.

How can you possibly claim they never wrote anything down when this kind of stuff is mentioned in mythology all over the World? That position is demonstrably false. Yes, it is up to interpretation in some cases but the Vedas really do describe aerial battles and technological devices, in quite some detail too.

Look at the cyclopean Yonaguni Monument off the coast of Japan, only one of dozens of unexplainable places that could change our history books.




Ok... being off topic now. Not gonna derail anymore.. I think I'm getting my threads mixed up.

If we're talking conventional weapons though, the US has it in the bag as far as I'm concerned. We don't really know the disposition of the groups that have access to the real super weapons.

originally posted by: TheLaughingGod


Look at the cyclopean Yonaguni Monument off the coast of Japan, only one of dozens of unexplainable places that could change our history books.

Hmmm, unexplainable you say?

Probably quite explainable geologically. I'll look into it (as if it hasn't been done to death here)...

Then theres nanotech weapons! Whose are the best?

a reply to: aorAki

Unexplainable is a poor choice of words I suppose.

POGs seem to all become military/tactical masterminds upon discharge.

Oh, stating your security clearance on a message board tells me that you would never be cleared to know squat.

a reply to: DeathSlayer

Do you really think the U.S government spent trillions on nothing?

When and if a World war is declared, you'll see exactly where those $$$$ went.

Don't continue do buy the propaganda, the U.S is drawing in China and Russia.

a reply to: TheLaughingGod

Why aren't there any 10,000 year old monuments with steel-reinforced concrete, plumbing, electrical conduits and freaking toilets?

originally posted by: TheLaughingGod
a reply to: TheLaughingGod

Man.. I shouldn't write when I'm almost falling asleep from sleep medicine. Seems I didn't finish that post.. thousands of people.. uh, don't remember.

There's some spectacular evidence though, if you search extensively and have eyes to see.

How can you possibly claim they never wrote anything down when this kind of stuff is mentioned in mythology all over the World?

Because they sure as heck don't write like anybody who could make turbojets. Didn't tell us about gravitation, atoms, electromagnetism, momentum, chemistry, thermodynamics---nothing.

How much did Isaac Newton get from Vedas or Bible for Principia Mathematica? Nothing.