[buckalfa]

We have met the enemy and he are us!

Of course there is money to be made selling the tools of the trade, the safety of your sovereign nation being damned.

[JoeFromSidney]

Reminds me of Idris Seabright's story The Man Who Sold Rope to the Gnoles http://www.www3.reocities.com/Paris/villa/4018/texts/Man-Who-Sold-Rope-to-the-Gnoles.html

It didn't end well for him, and this won't end well for us either.

[BenLurkin]

The W-88 design was not European.

[donmeaker]

Nothing new. The MiG-15 in Korea used British engine technology.

The US F-86 in Korea used German engine technology.

[BitWielder1]

They get the good stuff while the rest of the world is stuck with cheap consumer goods made in China.

[DannyTN]

Their secret to economic success is low U.S. Tariffs.

[DannyTN]

Their secret to China’s economic success is low U.S. Tariffs.

[Ray76]

Chinese missiles get off the launch pad courtesy of Bill Clinton.

[PieterCasparzen]

Same pattern during the entire 20th century.

Global Anglo-American companies sell military hardware globally, right along with all the other products and services they sell - to anyone and everyone.

WWI, WWII - all wars, same story.

But that’s all conspiracy “theory”, like this “theory” that (gasp) Chinese military is buying from European companies.

You can’t have much of a war if the technology and hardware is too one-sided; it only lasts 3 weeks and the backward nation has no military targets left.

Must arm both sides if you want to have a war.

To find out when and where the next wars or “conflicts” will be, call the global financiers.