Longshanks strategy
To the extent in which Joe Biden still comprehends the world outside of his skull,
he seems to follow an example set by Edward Longshanks in Braveheart:
Rockets and tanks cost money, better use up the Ukrainians.
Edward I added that the dead cost nothing, today they very much do, looking at the recent scandal about illegal human transplants taken from heavily wounded, yet alive, soldiers in Ukraine (source in Russian, but the newspaper itself is Ukrainian).
Technically, the greatest part of all aid packages remains in the US, to fuel the evergreed of the MIC. It’s important to note that the last example of the American intervention that, in the long term, brought the prosperity to the bases covered instead of desolation, was in South Korea, and no sooner Korean rise began than the dictatorship of Syngman Rhee had been eliminated in April Revolution. Before this, the overwhelming reliance on the US aid added only to flamboyant life of Rhee and his cronies.
And guess what had transpired a few years later? An academic investigation saw the light of day in California, already in the deep times of Vietnam war, and titled it was
