Judge Napolitano and Larry Johnson Chat About Blown Up Dams and Ukraine’s Counter Offensive (Video)

I was restricted in what I might compose recently due to the fact that I was participating in a week long training course in order to be accredited as a Firearms Instructor who is licensed to train other trainers. I remained in class or on a variety for 11 hours a day, which is why I was not able to appear on the Judge’s podcast. A discussion with the Judge is constantly interesting and, I hope, academic. I’m back in my office and the Judge enthusiastically welcomed me for a virtual take a seat. Keep in mind, he has a brand-new introduction and brand-new sponsor. As a guns trainer I can advise the “head rest” safe that is sponsoring his program as an excellent system for transferring your hand weapon (and no, I’m not earning money to state so). Simply a truthful, educated viewpoint.

I wish to highlight a point I raised with the Judge– no matter what “development” Ukraine has the ability to accomplish in its offensive, it will not alter the tactical and tactical truth on the ground in Russian regulated area. Ukraine is absolutely depending on NATO for its supply of tanks, ammo, weapons, armored cars and fight air craft. Ukraine no longer has the ability to produce those products in Ukraine and NATO’s products of those weapon systems is being diminished without any instant possibility of changing those products. That is an unbiased truth and no quantity of spin will modify that truth for the foreseeable future.

Then there is the workforce concern. Ukraine does not have an unrestricted supply of qualified soldiers. Nope. A substantial variety of its most certified soldiers, both officers and non-commissioned officers, are dead or experiencing disabling injuries that avoid them from going back to cutting edge systems. Even if the NATO nations hunt up some tanks, weapons or airplanes, Ukraine does not have a sufficient variety of qualified workers efficient in running those systems.

The truth of these deficits will end up being more evident throughout the course of the next month and both Ukraine and NATO will be forced to make some unsafe options– i.e., surrender or dedicate NATO forces to the fight. While numerous leaders in the West continue to reveal the vain hope that Ukraine will discover a method to continue to drag out this war since of Russian ineptitude, I believe that is delusional. If any of you have other details or insights that can describe how a stalemate is a feasible truth please share.

Europe is moving quickly into an economic downturn and this is most likely to moisten interest for putting more cash and materiel into Ukraine. If the NATO pipeline of military products dries up then Ukraine is ended up. It is a basic matter of logistics.