@Willy_TX@RepTroyNehls These countries will fall to China's camp if events like these continue. When allies lose confidence in US, it would bring the collapse of US dollar hegemony, and US economy would collapse under the $32 trillion debt load
@Willy_TX@RepTroyNehls Set aside the military significance, incidents like this and disastrous Afgan withdrawal make US look weak in the eyes of allies. Over half of the population in South Korea, Japan, Australia no longer believe US would defend them when war occurs. It was 20% 10 years ago
@pebbs4th @BJP130@vivavelo@mikepompeo It turns out he is correct. The intelligence agencies have been actively working to undermine and hinder Trump for all 4 years of his presidency. The Russian collusion hoax and lying about Hunter story being Russian disinformation are all the works of Intel agencies
@realDaveColunga@atensnut The military with $800 billion annual budget can't shoot down a balloon? Then how can we expect them to shoot down nuclear missiles and bombers when the real war happens?
@Willy_TX@RepTroyNehls US spy planes and satellites do not fly into Chinese airspace, and visibly seen from the ground for days. China does this to showcase US weakness to the world
@Shaun93542786@DineshDSouza OK. But the matter of fact is that this is similar to the disastrous Afgan withdrawal, it makes US military look weak and incompetent. Embolden enemies, discourage allies. That damage is done, regardless of whether they are hiding information or not
@JohnLLowenthal @DineshDSouza There is military consideration, but also a political one. This makes American military look weak and incompetent, losing confidence of the allies
@DineshDSouza Even if its a weather ballon, the weather data collected are crucial for analyzing the US Intercontinental missiles capabilities too. And a lot of these missiles are in Montana. China does everything on purpose, not by accident. Biden is weak and naive
@AERFacebook @IngrahamAngle Nothing flying over Chinese airspace like this ballon does. Chinese bombers and warships often come close to Alaska, Guam, Hawaii too.