Russia Only Has 1 Aircraft Carrier LOL

3m22 zircon, makes the carrier obsolete

I laughed hard too

but lets not laugh to hard at our friend


China has like 4 and CHINA is the fucking enemy!

US / Russia benefit from the same anti-eachother propoganda. We'll be on the same side when shtf for real.

thats what the aliens say about the US ~

"They dont even have that shitty "space shuttle" anymore"

OP's flag says Canada.

Canada went from 3rd largest navy in the world at the end of WWII to scrapping our only aircraft carrier, the Bonaventure in 1968.

We have the longest coastline in the world... and it is undefended.

All carriers, frigates, tanks and foot soldiers are redundant when the nukes fly with pin point accuracy. What's the point of spending billions on these antiquated machines when the outcome of another global war is extinction? One benefit, power and greed will be no more. Sounds a lot like it could pan out much the same as Atlantis.

Do you know how much national debt they have? ZERO. That's right, none.

What's a bigger threat to your nation, 25 TRILLION in debt, or only having one aircraft carrier?

Especially when you have thousands of nuclear weapons that assure your country can NEVER be invaded???

because aircraft are obsolete

you don't need carriers for black triangles

aircraft carrier is like pushchair or buggy for a kid

You're making too much rational sense for these imbeciles to comprehend.

Yet they have over 6000 ICBMs

Yes. And a military doctrine that facilitates or favors the use of nuclear weapons.

Many don't understand the difference between a continental power and a maritime power.

You misspelled floating ghetto.

100% true, there cannot possibly be a conventional global war with the amount of firepower out there. Don't forget DEW's either

Why bother wasting money on redundant air force carriers? Cos Russia doesn't have a central bank printing unlimited money for the military industrial complex, they are reducing debt and stocking up on gold instead

And Putin is the evil one?