The United States USA vs The World Who Would Win? Military : Army Comparison | Irish Girl Reacts
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- Recently you may have found yourself wondering if a battle broke out how would countries like Russia and China fair against the American superpower? If you don't mind just being careful to not drop anything while you're passing Ireland, that'd be great thankee!
Definitely not my area of expertise, but I found this video by Infographics very informative and educational. Check out the original at:
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In a battle between United States vs The World? Who would win? How does the US military and army compare to that of the whole world? Who would win in this scenario?
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Hi “First Hour Club”! I’m sorry if I don’t get to as many comments as usual today but there’s been a week of storms here and the electricity ⚡️ is in and out (ergo WiFi). Hope this video is of interest. I understood about… 65% of it! Not my arena but very informative indeedy. 😜
Stay safe!
Storms brought tornados to places that normally don't get them (New Orleans had one, and amazingly, only one person died. It looked huge)
Stay safe! We have a tornado watch in N.C. tonight and severe thunderstorms coming through...
Of course… on a day I get out of work on time to catch the FHC
Stay safe away from the flooded waters, keep a eye on your family and chewie. Give Chewie a few treats extra treats for me. 🦴️🐕
Stay dry Diane!
We definitely need an origin story for Editor Diane. Dark secrets? Secretly plotting to take over?
Don't worry Diane I was in the US Army for 21 years and we have no intention of fighting a war against the entire world in general and Ireland in specific so sleep well at night.
Agreed
It’s just a “what if” exercise. The US doesn’t want this.
Sneaky to deny it...now we know you're going for Ireland first.
@@thatinternetdude1392 shhhhhh you don't see anything.........
@@patrickwentz8413 you right, sorry...I didn't mean to divulge troop movements.
Fun fact: oil played a huge roll in WWII. The reason Hitler wanted Ukraine and southern Russia so much is oil. And oil is a huge reason Germany lost the war. Oil is also a huge reason why Japan attacked America. We cut them off from our oil supply.
@@Anon54387 well that is before December 7, 1941.
.....Canada is fucked, we have a HUGE amounts of unused oil in the north, not to mention other very valuable resources. Not fun fact: during the cold war, Russia planned to nuke the middle of Canada first, in Alberta and Saskatchewan. What do these provinces have.... oil, potash (used in fertilizer and we have 50% of world's supply) and uranium.
Wow, educated viewers! I'm impressed!
The United States cut off oil to Japan because of their aggression in China. It's not like the oil was cut off for fun.
@@erichmutchler3262 this is the point that needs to be put in context when people say Japan bombed America because it cut off their supply of oil. If I remember correctly at the time when Japan became aggressive towards China, China had "Most-Favored-Nation" status with the US which granted them big trade benefits and signified China was a close ally at least in trade. As we're seeing with today's world events, country's have a right not to trade with someone if they're being a horse's arse on the world stage.
The fact that all of the major English speaking countries ie Canada Australia the uk and the US have such a close alliance makes this possibility highly unlikely and many Americans have a feeling of kinship of sorts with the Irish so nothing to fear from us on that front
Why in God's earth would the USA even think of attacking Ireland? We love Ireland.
any global war would be essentially the English speakers vs everyone else.
@@erichmutchler3262 Please stop speaking for all of us.
I was just gonna say the same thing. As most of the U.S. was Irish and Scottish in the early years and now we are all Hines 57 mutts.......lol. We love Ireland and Scotland 😁👍
@@MikeBronson515 you just have to buy the Irish, New Zealand, and Australia a Pint. End of conflict.
Even though, we have NO IDEA what a Pint looks like. We would try, to show you respect ✊
Diane "The button" is a real thing...it's actually in a briefcase that's never more than 30yards from the President carried by a U.S. Marine or U.S. Secret Service Agent...it doesn't actually shoot the missles but gives authorization to the soldiers who work at the missle silo's able to launch their missles after a threat is sent our way...
It's called a Football if I'm not mistaken
Bill Clinton lost the football and for months didn't have the launch codes. Don't underestimate liberal stupidity.....
@@warhound7781 He didn't lose the football just the codes and before you insult someone do your research smh simpleton
It's not a button, it's access to missile command and codes that are required to launch ICBMs
@@warhound7781 Never underestimate how gullible you are.
“But if you broke the chain…” is very perceptive and exactly right. I’m with you on the cruelty of war. I think while the basic thrust of the video thus far makes some tactical sense. The assumption that nuclear weapons would not be used in such a scenario is very unlikely.
Don't worry about Ireland Diane the U.S. has always had good relations with your country and their are so many Irish descendents here starting way back in the early 1800's with the first Potato Famine.If things would ever get that bad we are all pretty much Doomed,lol.
I've got Irish blood on both sides of my family. I think that's pretty common here.
@Patrick Brannon Noted, I guess I'm saying that this is when a more mass immigration took place
@@gordons-alive4940 - My son has Irish, Scottish, Welsh, English, French & Native-American Blood.
"The United States is like a gigantic boiler. Once the fire is lit under it, there's no limit to the power it can generate.”
you are under estimating china, russia , india
36% scientist in nasa are indian
34% scientist in microsoft are indian
and also asia is fastly growing
we are finding the alternative of american companies
i think your thinking will change by time . if you think america is number 1 than all the best to you
@@ram.ram.saryane8121 No one will come even close to America in military strength for the next 20 years at least
@@ram.ram.saryane8121 Yes but in the real world the US would never fight the entire world and is actually getting closer to India every year, so the future will probably be strong for both India and the US.
@@b.ballooon9225 firstly America needs india more than what india needs America
World is not understanding that real threat is not Russia real threat is china
@@ram.ram.saryane8121 Eh idk about that. The reason America needs India is to protect American allies in East Asia. Think about that, its not even to protect our homeland, our homeland is safe from China, our navy would crush theirs in instants and they don't have any experience with long-distance naval amphibious assaults. US is the only nation with significant experience in that regard, I guess UK too, but less so.
But yah, even Hawaii is safer from China than most nations in East Asia, they'd conquer India before they hit Hawaii.
On the other hand, India is literally right next to China and has active disputes over land borders. Seems clear to me India is higher up on China's "conquest list" than the US.
America's "fear" of China is actually a good position because we're a lot stronger than we think, if we were to cut off China from trade they would collapse. Think about it, all this is mostly for our allies in East Asia so China doesn't build some Kingdom of Heaven Empire like their Ultra-Nationalists dream of. First on their list after East Asia would be India, not the US, so I really think that India actually needs the US more than US needs India. As the US is mostly just protecting allies in East Asia not even itself, which is pretty selfless but also smart because it prevents radical empires from getting stronger, sorta like how NATO prevents Russia from conquering Europe nations one by one.
But yah I do think the world needs to take the China threat more seriously, but just look at a map and its pretty clear to me its going to be a problem for India before it is for the US, we're just thinking pro-actively and planning decades ahead, in reality China won't be able to even threaten us til 2050 and only if they have a strong navy. I do think the future will be bright for both India and US but we gotta put away our egos and work together, we also need to move past our unhealthy relationships with Russia and Pakistan, I say the US trades less with Pakistan and more with India, then India does the same with Russia and trades more with US, seems fair and a good way to improve relations between Democracies.
As long as Ireland keeps producing top notch whiskey and Guinness I think the rest of the rest of the world is looking to stay on good terms with the Emerald Isle! Diane periodically calling it home helps as well.
You do know that Guinness has a brewery here in the U.S. ? But I wouldn't worry about the U.S. attacking Ireland. With cities like Chicago, New York and Boston. Which have a huge Irish population. NO need to worry.
@@jeffherdz yeah but none of those places have Diane.
Top notch whiskey? You are obviously talking about Scotland
@@MikeBronson515 the biggest difference between Scotch whisky and Irish whiskey is the distillation process. While both spirits are distilled liquors, Scotch is distilled twice to Irish whiskey's thrice. This extra distillation gives Irish whiskey a smoother finish and some say make it the best in the world.
@Mike Bronson, I’d rather have the stuff out of Kentucky! Ohhhh Bourbon- - - - bourbon - bourbon - bourbon -bourbon. As sung by Mr Fishoder.
no, not a button, a naval officer follows the President around with a handcuffed briefcase, if needed the president takes a special code out of the briefcase and sends that code out to the secretary of defense that forwards that to all nuclear forces, that briefcase is called the football or the nuclear football,
Interesting
The code is Allegedly changed daily. I say alleged, because we don’t really know. It could change every minute.
If it ever came to this, there would be no winner. Mankind would lose no matter what the outcome
Correct!
Diane, we love Ireland, you don’t have to worry. Besides you have the best Ambassador in the world, Chewie!
"Nobody goes, 'I love war'." I wish that were true, but there are people out there who do. You have the people who are pretty certain the war won't affect them negatively, but that they'll profit from it. Then there are people like one of my uncles who volunteered for 4 tours in Vietnam, and then once he left the military he became a mercenary working in Africa and Central America in the 70s and early 80s.
Mad Jack was sad that WW2 ended, he loved it. Of course, he used a sword and bow so he may have not been completely right in the head.
With the amount of influence the irish have had on the US armed forces, I doubt the Irish would have anything to worry about.
Many top American generals fighting the Germans were German American.
I don't think Ireland would be included. Especially when you consider that there is a close relationship between the USA and Ireland also there are a big number of people of Irish heritage here that would make sure Ireland would not be attacked.
Diane, we don’t consider Ireland insignificant!✌️❤️🇮🇪
Yeah we do
Not at all.
YOU GOT MY VOTE.
It has been wisely said, "No plan survives contact with the enemy." All these lovely "on paper" scenarios would undoubtedly be obsolete after the first shot is fired.
I am from Massachusetts and we would never attack Ireland! Boston once had a huge influx of Irish immigrants and still has a big time Irish influence in the area. There are sooo many Irish pubs in Massachusetts. Our NBA basketball team are the Boston Celtics. Our favorite holiday is St. Patrick's Day! Our favorite local band are the Dropkick Murphys. Our St. Patrick's Day parade is considered the largest St. Patrick's Day parade in the world! Everyone in the Boston area are either Irish, part Irish or claim to be Irish on St. Patrick's Day! 😂 So if we had anything to say about it, we would make sure that Ireland was spared when the USA takes over the world. 😁☘
But the funny thing about the Boston Celtics is that they're called the Boston Seltics. Feckin Yanks. 😉
Sometimes, it's nice to be ignored or not worried about, like in a war. :) Too many Americans would be ticked if Ireland were hurt, I think, because about 10 percent of the US population has Irish ancestry. The only real problem with the US providing its own oil exclusively is that, eventually, it would have to entail causing massive purposeful environmental harm, unfortunately.
This was a major part of modern warfare strategy in USMC Naval War College second year study package.
We would not forget Ireland there r so many Americans that recognize and honor their Irish heritage. We love yall... Did u know the biggest St. Patrick's day parade is in NY
It’s probably worth pointing out Ireland’s secret advantages compared to most of the rest of the world and those include its history of neutrality and the large share of Americans of relatively recent Irish descent in American politics.
Of the huge migrations of people into the US since the war of 1812, the Irish came to the US knowing English and having an extraordinary degree of experience in getting around and maneuvering within the British imposed political system which greatly influenced the development of the US political system. Compared to Ireland at the time, despite great anti-Catholic and anti-Irish resistance to the massive waves of emaciated famine refugees, the political savvy, and opportunity in the US to self-motivated Irish immigrants have them at least a generation’s jump on every other wave of European immigrant groups in terms of moving up the political and economic ladder here.
Coming with large families, great faith, an appreciation of the importance of education and political connections Americans if Irish descent are deeply integrated into US politics at the highest level. Even President Obama was half Irish American which certainly didn’t hurt him in the polls.
Now, some of those Irish political figures have shamefully forgotten the lessons of their Irish American ancestors and somehow have defended a certain madman in the US, but hopefully (deleted because you have a channel devoted to kindness)…
There are some very interesting Lessons being learned about Russia’s military “prowess” right now because of its internal corruption problem, but again, that’s not what your channel is about. I do suggest you do some personal viewing if the news and sources like Reddit but I’m dot recommending you view any because I don’t think you’ll enjoy them.
But don’t spend any time getting ulcers about the US taking over Ireland any time soon, it’s more likely that the UK’s Parliament should worry about having to pay reputations to Ireland and US and Canadian families who lost family members due to the exporting of many many tons of food from Ireland while so many of my relatives and others starved to death (and that’s extremely unlikely!)
Cute Chewie!
I also feel that way about living in Canada. Peace keepers and lots of Irish descendants myself included!
We all know the U.S. military is very strong
And I’m not saying that scenario is completely wrong
But they made a huge assumption which left me confused
Because it’s almost certain that nuclear weapons would be used
Also the assumption that cyberwarfare wouldn't come in. How connected us the USA fleet? How up to date are they will patches and zero-day threats?
Nukes are quite overblown as a threat. Yes, they are extremely powerful, but they are almost useless on the battlefield. As we can see, weapons have become increasingly precise. We want bombs that can drop down a ventilation shaft and kill a target. Nobody is trying to wipe out entire cities anymore. That's WW2 tactics that didn't even work that well in WW2. To start launching nukes is to commit suicide. The point of a war is to win, not to kill yourself. Nukes are like battleships... Big, expensive, fancy to look at, extremely powerful, and basically useless.
I think it’s because it would not be a fun video that way. And honestly it’s possible.
There are rooms full of people in the US, and other countries, that sit around and play, "what if" and try to figure out how the worlds armed forces would react in every possible situation. So, they spend all day playing war games on their computers.
As an American this is correct
You should learn about USA and Japans alliance after world war 2. It's a beautiful friendship that was born out of a horrific war
The computers that are used in the US to launch nukes are not connected to the internet, the computers are old. So all the movies etc where someone hacks them are wrong.
This would never happen but in real life nobody would win.
EXACTLY!!!
@@DianeJennings we all know that Editor Diane would win
And that is why I offer myself as a concubine!!!
except the guys that sell the bullets
The guys who sell the bullets COULD land up DEAD, not a winning situation.
I know what you mean, but in today's world, that really does depend on how you define "winning" in this context. There are people who would survive who would definitely think of it as winning in a number of ways.
What people don't realize is that many of the soldiers that fought a Fredericksburg and other battles were from Ireland as two brigades fought each other. one was the New York Irish brigade, comprised of the NY 69th, the NY 88th, the NY 63, the 28th Massachusetts, and the 116th Pennsyvania and the other was the the 10th Tennessee on the South's side!
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I have not an iota of an idea what you mean?
While the video mostly concentrates on quantity of forces and strategy I feel the more important attribute that will make the difference is quality of personnel. The U.S. spends much of it's defense budget on training and exercises, including live fire exercises, that are so expensive that many other militaries can't match. The U.S. just "studies war" more than any other country.
I know when I was in the Army, '98-'05, we would have massive exercises all the time. We regularly practiced with live explosives, grenades, helicopters, tanks, artillery... it was a BLAST! Lol. We always said to make training harder than combat, that way you'll be ready for the real thing. Come to think of it, I DID see more guys die during training than in actual combat, so...
Crazy how the army didn’t get much of a look into this scenario. I’m the only man in my family who hasn’t served, I know what it is to worry over their safety & all this stuff puts my stomach in knots
Army would basically have to patrol our own borders and take the middle east and possibly venezuela with the marines. And of course lose to Navy at football.
@@beenieweenie1986 INDEED! Go Navy💙🐐💛
Because the US Army is mostly unnecessary in a purely defensive scenario. The enemy has to cross the Atlantic or Pacific (or the Arctic, but that is a logistical nightmare and highly unlikely), and the US Navy's overwhelming superiority at sea makes that a virtual impossibility. I suppose the US could deploy the Army to the Canadian and Mexican borders (but the enemy still has to get to Canada or Mexico first). Contrary to the Cold War classic film "Red Dawn", the US is virtually immune to a conventional invasion because of its geography and its Naval superiority. The US could lose an offensive war through attrition (i.e. winning a conventional invasion of China is not a reasonable expectation because China is a huge country and has 4x the population of the US), economics (i.e., the costs exceed any possible benefits, and it's cheaper to just withdraw), or the desire to not engage in total war (i.e. the deliberate large-scale targeting of non-combatants like Russia is doing in Ukraine), but the US currently can not lose a *conventional* defensive war.
Infographics channel is one of my favs 😎
90 percent of Canada's population lives only 180 km from the American border and said American forces could conquer Canada in 3 or 4 days, But until very very recently I've never given it a moments thought.
We would never invade Ireland or the UK.
Y'all are our brothers and sisters and I can't think of too many other countries we would rush all of our military might to help if you were invaded.
FALSE. As US President, I would 100% Defend #Ireland, #NorthernIreland, #Wales, #Scotland, #Cumbria, #Cornwall, the North and the West Countries against the German "royal" family and London Rule .. if the Saxe Coburgs and their Fake German "Queen" Lizardbreath refuse to recognise Scotland's , Wales's or Northern Ireland's Independence, I will send troops to defend their borders and their Independence and I will bomb the fuck out of Windsor Castle and Downtown London until the German Monarchy pulls their troops out of Celtic Britain, runs back to Germany, and returns control of Britain back to the Celtic Natives .. The "windsors" [ inbred Mounbattens and Saxe Coburgs ] are NOT the rightful monarchs - there isn't on ounce of celtic blood in any of their DNA .. Victoria was 100% german, born to german parents , with german grandparents, german great-grandparents, married a german, and every single "monarch" since victoria has married another german .. usually a cousin .. they are just another Hapsburg Dynasty inbreeding themselves into irrelevence ..
Wonderful reaction. I’ve seen many people who say that the USA, as the only military superpower, needs to go to Ukraine and stop Russia. This video shows we can, but with the massive caveat of no nuclear weapons. Unfortunately, Russia might use them if they get desperate enough, so that is why we are so hesitant to intervene. I apologize for getting political, but just wanted to explain why I think the USA isn’t doing more.
This whole Ukraine/Russia thing was orchestrated by both from the beginning. This is a psychological war on the world population as individual countries move in their Agenda 2030 tactics (food, medical, energy, property, monetary control). The store shelves are emptying by the day.
They have mostly accomplished Agenda 21 goals. The national ID is still in the works off of COVID. Maybe another false flag will get that sealed.
Heck, ol Biden is openly talking about the New World Order. People are either too ignorant or cowardly to see what is happening.
Hi Diane. Whatever happened to weird Wednesday? Also, is it my imagination or is editor Diane getting prettier lately? Love to you and Chewie, bye-bye!
Even better than this is the video showing top countries by military expenditures, that tells more than anything.
While the video is more or less correct as far as it goes, it fails to mention that shutting down global trade would be pretty catastrophic for the US economy, too. (And despite what some people seem to think, the economy isn't just "banks and stuff" - it's ALL the stuff.) So thus is pretty much everyone's nightmare scenario, kind of like _"What if Superman turned evil?"_
Yea. Even just cutting off Russia has been a HUGE blow.
That's why a global world government controlling and uniting everything into one big unified entity is so important.
The more interconnected and interdependent the world becomes, the more impossible war becomes, because it becomes crippling to EVERYONE.
The author of the film failed to mention hypersonic missiles. He did mention ballistic missiles but hypersonics are a different animal. The massive US fleet could be sunk in the blink of an eye if got close to Russia or China. He discusses US Naval power a lot. Hard to have ships when they get sunk easily.
We as Americans would be one of the first countries to turn our guns towards our leaders if we didn’t have confidence in our leadership. And most of us own a rifle, shotgun, and/or pistol. It’s not a place you want to be unpopular or try to occupy. ✌️ Dianne
Actually most people don't own a gun,roughly 30% just alot of people have a lot of guns.
I think it would be illegal for the United States to harm Ireland. I'm pretty sure that harming or threatening to harm the production of Guiness is strictly prohibited by Federal law. I think there's something similar for Scotland.
I'm subscribed but I still buy more than is on my list!!! HAHAHA
Also I like the nonpolitical stance. That makes this channel more watchable. And that you don't like any "leaders" made me smile, it suits you. 😎
Hello Dianne when I was young there were battles against the Catholics and the protectants. Never understood that. Like to see why
Great job to all 3 of ya. Look forward to the next one.
I just left Riverdance and they inserted a commercial for visiting Ireland 🇮🇪 so I am doing the same 😁
I take it with a huge block of salt. I don't think anyone can tell what would really happen in a global war such as this. There are many examples of major powers getting bogged down in conflicts they thought they would win easily. It's happened to the U.S. more than once, and seems to be happening to Russia today. In any case, I hope nothing like this ever happens. It would be terrible for every country in the world, the U.S. included.
The primary reason the USA gets bogged down is because we play by the rules, and our opponents don't. If we truly wanted to we could light the entire world on fire even without nukes. MOABS are pretty gnarly creations and daisy cutters are pretty nasty too. We only used maybe 5-10% of our capability in the entire middle eastern conflict. The primary problems would be China and Russia. Granted, the European block would cause the military to sustain casualties we would rather not have to. If this did happen, and we didn't care about the geneva convention or any of the rules except no nukes, the U.S. military would butcher a large portion of the worlds population primarily by starvation but a decent chunk of it would be air bombing. We REALLY don't want to do that though.
A huge part of war since the beginning of humanity has been to cut off supplies and provisions. With such a huge global network of trade and large pieces being in such close proximity, I'm not saying it would be easy but it's definitely not smart from a tactical prospective. Not like you can move an oil field anyway.
Really enjoy your videos! Stopping the flow of oil would certainly hamper any major power. I would bet if the U.S. hit the oil refineries first, the flow of oil is then moot. You can't pump crude oil into a fuel tank, and expect it to run very well. Engines like gasoline or diesel, with refined oil for their lubrication. ✝
While you are a lover not a fighter is appreciated.... Remember fighters are letting you stay home and not participate in the cost of your freedom.
I love Editor Diane.
Irish, Chinese, indigenous, hispanic and Italian People were literally the hands that built Railways, skyscrapers …..this country. A lot of Mc’s on every single one of those naval carriers lol.
America is 350Million people…I personally can travel 10blocks to grocery stores that cater to all corners of the world.
If i want Halal meats (5min drive). Mexican grocery (5min drive)..india (5mins)…italian (as frequent as mexican food …its everywhere)….irish dining…african dining…Jamaican…hawaii (yes american…but not their food)…chinese…japanese…korean…egyptian….israeli….I literally have food/ products from the globe within a few miles of my home
Editor Dianne's hair though, either pre recorded or a twin🐱👤🐱👤😍😍😍
Today you get priority over the Try Channel. Your content is always entertaining. If you're interested, I always like when creators post a "caption this" picture(s) on social media.
That’s a great idea!!
I doubt the US will fight the world. Our first order of business has always been diplomacy. Yes we have went to war but it's not our first option. Great videos. Much love to Ireland.
God Bless you Diane, every time I see Editor Diane I swear I would never win an argument with her. LOL
A salute to the unsung hero (ED) of the Wednesday videos. 🫡
Amateurs argue ove strategies, tactics and equipment. Professionals discuss logistics.
For reference, if the NYPD as an entity was for whatever reason it’s own country, it would be the 7th biggest military on earth. That’s not including NY state national guard or non NYC policing units as well. They have their own naval detachment and air wings. They’re also a police force not an army lmao, so that gives you an idea of the level of militarization within the USA let alone the actual military
Sorry it's been a while. I've been sick. I hope you're doing well. I've still been watching!
I Hope you feel better soon
Hey, Joe! Get better soon!
I would win
Same! With the power of “love” 🤣
Interesting video. I really enjoy and appreciate your hard work. Have a great day. X
There are a lot of Irish decendants that are now US citizens, this has occurred over the last 300 years. It's possible there are more Irish Bars in New York City combined with Philadelphia, then all of Ireland, maybe.
Pure speculation! My dear you are awesome!
I love Editor Diane. She's the best.
I don't think they actually need to sink a super tanker, just have turn in the wrong way ;)
For a nice comment, your hair is lovely and so long now!! Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦!
A fight against the world would be crazy i think. Still interesting to see what may happen!
I don't use a basket or a trolley of any size because I'm odd like that x
those data concerning oil reserves are inaccurate. they don't take into account the recent new finds in texas, north dakota and canada.
W/R/T the Suez Canal, remember the Ever Given that got stuck there a couple of years ago. Took them almost a week to dislodge her. That was just 1 ship, although a VERY large one. Imagine a few of them sunk there. Same for the other narrow straits that ships must pass through.
We actually recently found we have the largest oil reserve and resources to marshal fast construction to get pumping.
Don't worry Diane, I am a retired military officer and will put in a good word for you and Chewy😂🎉
Thanks!
Thanks Jim!
I have a great great aunt that left her twin Baby sister with 1 of her parents to move to america (while her twin baby sister stayed with the other parent) in Ireland. I think a lot of us feel closer to our heritage abroad, than you feel for for Family here “domestically” in America.
A Majority of Irish immigrants didn’t arrive in America until Civil War times (steel and railroad guilded age in the late 1800’s…like 1860’s +).
Side Note “Guilded Age” on HBO is fantastic!
I lived in Guam for 4 years ( one of those islands outside Japan ) it's the MOST Beautiful place I've EVER been !!
Thanks Di, I like when you get out of your comfort zone. To quote a movie line, " this game appears unwinnable. How about a nice game of chess? " It's " War Games" if my movie line is missed. Have a peaceful day. 🇨🇦
~ 900 U.S. companies are in Ireland. Most of us have Irish Great grandparents. 38 percent of African Americans have an Irish DNA, both lived under the same whip, especially on the sugar islands.
~ 1650's ~ 50,000 Irish slaves were sent to Barbados and other islands prisoners of Oliver Cromwell for ~27L each.
Ms. Jennings I love your vlog! Consider doing a vlog about Spain and Ireland or Spain and the US. You know lots about Spain and it would be fun! Thanks.
we're only coning to Ireland for the beer !! LMAO
yes we are gonna take it all !!!!!!!!!!!
Happy Weird Wednesday. I really enjoy this video.
Also, as an American, If they even thought of Attacking Ireland, the ones who taught me, my Catechism,
I would put myself between you and an attacking vessel!!! But I highly doubt we would do that!
We need a series called the adventures of Chewie and Paul please
The sad part is this is but a fraction of our power. We could have a new ship at sea every month. With 50 states things get done.
The thing that always confused me about this analysis is that the guy assumes if a war did break out between the US and the rest of the world, the US would be the one on the offensive. I guess it would depend on the circumstances, but realistically all they would have to do is fortify the Homeland and go on the defensive since the rest of the world doesn't have a true deep sea Navy. So as long as the u.s. sent out occasional carrier strike groups to harass Naval ports and Naval construction yards, it would be possible to infinitely assure that the rest of the World never gets the capability to construct a deep-sea Navy since all of the production takes place on the coast. And while they are using the aircraft carriers strike groups to attack the Ports & Naval yards, they can commit a portion of the aircraft to go inland to strike high-priority targets. Sure they won't win a war this way, but they can assure their survival without ever having to step foot on another continent.
It's very nice that you put up with this "?Really? Why?" Video.
Great video Diane. You and ED and Chewie are all looking fantastic. I don't think that Ireland would be in harms way but might sustain some collateral damage. The U.S. would also rely on our NATO allies. That is just my personal feelings regarding this subject. With that being said it wouldn't be just the U.S. against the rest of the world. Have a great day and as always Stay Safe.
While the U.S may be able to supply it's own oil, that doesn't it can make everything by it's own, trump tried to move back of the manufacturing from China, but to really know how to make everything yourself takes, time, money and experience, without which it doesn't really matter how big your army if you can't sustain your domain
Don't worry Dianne, if America took over the world, Conan O'Brien would probably be appointed commander of Ireland. What a fun party that would be.
The U.S. would steer clear of Ireland. We know the terror of drunken Irishmen with ready access to unlimited ammo for potato cannons... (runs and hides)
@Brother Grimace Love your comment
That gave me a good laugh this morning! Thanks for the laughs @Brother Grimace
Thanks for using my curse suggestion. I was like hey that’s mine. Lol. The US was energy independent until the current president put a stop to that. Now he’s asking terrorist countries for oil. 🤦🏻♂️
The future possibilities of what could happen are kinda frightening to say the least. The world would be a better place if everyone would just get along. Wishful thinking huh. Thanks for the video. Take care lovely lady! ❤️U☘️🇮🇪🇺🇸
There's always been mutual need between Venezuela and US. They need our refineries, we don't mind their oil
What terrorist countries? The US has always been friendly with the Saudis and they funded 9/11 but no one blinks an eye at that
*Hypothetical* is definitely the key word here....
There is absolutely *NO POSSIBLE CHANCE* that in a war situation, anybody would agree to rules concerning the use of *NUKES,* which would mean the whole thing would be over by next weekend, for the whole planet!!
America has no quarrel with Ireland Diane. Your safe from us, as far as I can tell..
the most interesting thing I learned about this clip, isn't about warfare, but more about why US foreign policy has been the policy for the last 70 years, think about it.......
The sheer size of the U.S. military is wild. They have more aircraft carriers than the entire rest of the world combined. Wanna guess the biggest Air Force in the world? If you guessed the U.S. Air Force, you'd be correct. I bet you'd never guess the second biggest Air Force in the world. It's not China or Russia...
It's the U.S. Navy. That is just based on numbers. Now think about the actual technological advancement of those aircraft. The U.S. is absolutely nuts.
Better up the budget for prepper supplies just in case. 🤣🤣BOOP
It's not a button. It's a briefcase handcuffed to a Military officer known as the football - the case not the officer lol
I've seen some comments from people saying America would never attack Ireland, and I hope that's true, but the scenario being discussed is "America vs the world". If we started blocking oil and goods from reaching the rest of the world, I don't think Ireland would be on our side. So let's not do this.
Sadly it's a brief case and it follows the President where ever he goes. Scary thought isn't it.
Another great job Diane.
I think the this guy is making it look a lot better for the US than it is likely to be. Europe and Asia have a lot more military might than he indicates. As an American, I would not feel safe knowing the whole world was gunning for us.
Diane, one of America's most famous generals, George Patton, once said the following: "We're Americans; we love war." And he surely did.
Not quite, I believe he said that Americans always win because America loves winners. But did you actually expect rainbows and unicorns from an old school Army general like General Patton? He wasn't Katharine Drexel.
@@paulkenny5052 Sorry Paul, he may well have said that Americans love winners, but he also said Americans love war. And I completely agree that what would one expect from an old warrior like Patton, who believed he lived past lives and fought in some of history's great battles.