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Europe and Canada Are Finally Saying No to the U.S. F-35 Stealth Fighter, Motivated By a Desire For “Strategic Autonomy”
(nationalsecurityjournal.org)
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People who criticize lack of military spending don't get math.
You want a well funded military? Easy, drive the country into $38T debt and take all the tax money for it while letting people starve or die from lack of health care. So you end up defending a sick shit hole country.
Sure I agree with that. It's a big part of why the USSR failed bloated military spending while the people struggle to eat. Most authoritarian government for that matter.
Here, tho, I am speaking through the lens of the country's own ambition. The UK want to play big boy super power with two carriers. Okay. Then if that's the case not allocating enough budget to buy 2 carriers worth of aircraft means that :
But I was not even arguing at any point in here to raise military budgets. I'm brainstorming who could need a F-35B alternative.