175 Billion for a Golden Dome.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Pointless unless it can guarantee a near 100% success rate. Which it can’t.

Plus, this cost estimate is likely low by at least 5x the estimate.

Why is it pointless? Is a 50 percent chance of preventing an atomic bomb from detonating over a city not worth an investment?

I'm sorry, but this is one area where Obama was dead wrong.

A missile defense system can be built and be upgraded over time. Just because technology currently favors the attacker doesn't mean it always will. There was a time when politicians said "the bomber will always get through." That was 100 years ago.

They are talking about a privately owned and operated (but publicly funded) tracking system run by AI. Brought to you by the same people that have a track record of shuting off Starlink whenever Musk feels like it.

This is a bad idea on almost every metric.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where is DOGE when you need them?

+1. Wouldn’t it be cheaper to just stop pissing everyone off?

Not for the Idiot in Chief.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where is DOGE when you need them?

+1. Wouldn’t it be cheaper to just stop pissing everyone off?

Not for the Idiot in Chief.

He can't even go a day without pissing millions of Americans off, let alone the rest of the world.

[Anonymous]

We all know Republicans are the party of fiscal responsibility. LOL

Utterly absurd, then again MAGA does want the US destroyed....

[Anonymous]

A golden dome and Israel will pay for it just like Mexico will pay for the big beautiful wall-as great as the Great Wall of Chyynuh

[Anonymous]

During WW I, German U-boats feared faulty torpedoes which would circle back and destroy the U-boats themselves. Uri Geller was an Israeli British magician/illusionist who could harness telekinesis, to a surprising extent. The pentagon, which once went whole-hog into remote viewing, ought to look into tampering with missiles in flight turning them into boomerangs which would circle back and destroy their launch sites and launchers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:During WW I, German U-boats feared faulty torpedoes which would circle back and destroy the U-boats themselves. Uri Geller was an Israeli British magician/illusionist who could harness telekinesis, to a surprising extent. The pentagon, which once went whole-hog into remote viewing, ought to look into tampering with missiles in flight turning them into boomerangs which would circle back and destroy their launch sites and launchers.

There it is. The dumbest post I’ll read today. Congrats!