🇬🇧 BRIT Rugby Fan Reacts To Could The US INVADE THE UK If It Wanted To??

[@derrickowen8162]

"America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves." -Abraham Lincoln

[@derrickowen8162]

Unfortunately, this is gradually happening day by day. Just like Rome all over again.

[@kabirconsiders]

I have faith you guys will turn things around. We need you to.

[@derrickowen8162]

@@kabirconsiders We certainly have better chances than Rome did. They didn't have worldwide communication via the internet in the Dark Ages.

[@rondafun1]

Kabir Considers We are trying. Prayers for us.

[@ColMustard-jm9jx]

Happening right now.

[@williampilling2168]

A fun fact to show how strong the US-UK alliance is, the only time a foreign national anthem was played during the Changing of the Guards at Buckingham Palace, was after 9/11 when they played the Star Spangled Banner.

[@kabirconsiders]

🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@teemarie5478]

@@kabirconsiders I think we need a video of if our 2 countries were fighting against other countries. Of course just for fun, we do NOT want war in the US despite what most of the world things. The American citizens were so against going to war for the 2nd world war. I’m thankful that we helped out as much as possible. Our countries may have Ahmad a few bumps in the road in the past but we have y’all back for sure. Tbh most Americans are immigrants from the UK, France, Germany, & Scotland. I did my 23 & me and I found other people from the UK & throughout Europe that I was related to. My husbands Dna was pretty much all England. I had a bit my France. My mother only spoke French, when she started school she learned English. It’s really cool to get the ancestry reports. It show the time & paths our ancestors took when we migrated to the US. We first went to Canada then into the US. I love your videos. Much love from the US ❤️🇺🇸 🇬🇧

[@Montweezy]

@@teemarie5478 Yeah those ancestry tests are really cool. I'm like 70% Irish 28% Scottish and 2% Norwegian....

[@nulltheworm]

Anglo Gang 💪 🇬🇧 🇺🇸

[@harlemkham7650]

I never knew that .. Thank you for the information

[@Nick29917]

But, we would never wage war against our cousins across the pond... we love you guys. Brothers and sisters in arms 💪🏼 🇬🇧 🇺🇸

[@kabirconsiders]

Long live the alliance! 🇬🇧🖤🇺🇸

[@juliemanarin4127]

Got that right!!

[@juliemanarin4127]

@@kabirconsiders since my mother was from Bedford England...and I loved England when I went...I still have relatives there! Can't wait to go back...London is wonderful!! Greetings from Chicago!

[@justinrios7161]

Respect the Hell out of you for respecting our military. We have some Americans that don’t even show the gratitude you do. Much appreciated brother. Love your videos. Keep it up!

[@kabirconsiders]

Thanks for the kind words mate :)

[@CrispyOkra]

It's not disrespect for the military per se, but the government itself. Many Americans just don't trust the U.S. government and their use if the military.

[@blake7587]

As Margaret Thatcher once said to the US Congress: “No nation in history has ever had such overwhelming military superiority and used it so responsibly.”

[@hannahdyson7129]

She was wrong

[@mannys4036]

she was correct@@hannahdyson7129

[@ritathomas5167]

We need the UK! You guys are our strongest allies - ones we can count on, and vice versa. Plus, we all speak the same language! Lol

[@kabirconsiders]

The strongest of allies 🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@Blakblooded]

As a Canadian, can we throw our hat into the ring? We may not have the biggest military but we're loyal and have longest undefended border in the world.

[@slchance8839]

One of the many intimidating things about the B-2, to me, is that as cool as it is to it's fans, it's enemies would almost never SEE it. Invisible to radar, painted black, night missions over secured airspace.....it's a lethal phantom to it's targets.

[@hankhaney3785]

...what do you mean by "almost" ? We could bomb Moscow tomorrow and the Russians would never know what hit them, until it is too late. lol

[@chaost4544]

The B2 is one of the coolest planes I've ever seen. I live in the state in which the B-2 bombers are based and was traveling back home from vacation. Suddenly this huge triangle shape came into clear view and at first I thought it was a legit UFO then remembered Whiteman AFB wasn't too far away. The wing span of the B-2 is huge yet it's very skinny and because of that when the bomber leveled out from a turn it looks like the plane completely disappears if you're watching it at a distance.

[@kabirconsiders]

It’s a stunning machine. Crazy to think that it’s nearly 25 years old and it’s still the most futuristic and striking looking plane ever built.

[@Fridge56Vet]

@@kabirconsiders Before long it will be replaced by the B-21 Raider.

[@DeusSalis]

@@kabirconsiders man the stuff they have in secret can probably fly to Mars in 30 seconds

[@baraxor]

There's a KZbin video of a B-2 flying just above the observer's head as it lands at the British base of Diego Garcia. It seems more like an alien war machine than an aircraft.

[@kylejohnson1308]

I live about 25 miles from Whiteman air force base. I see them in the sky every now and then. Gives me chills when I do.

[@lt.spears1889]

As a Vet I love your objective opinions, you’re a realist, and that shows. Love your vids, keep on keeping on my man.

[@kabirconsiders]

Thanks so much for the kind words mate :)

[@lt.spears1889]

@@kabirconsiders you’ve earned it, respect 👊🏼

[@robertsweeney4457]

From a former United States sailor i can say i love british vets very hospitable ladies and gents but i can say that if operation sealion failed for germany then its safe to say the UK is a tough nut to crack stay strong britannia stay strong

[@vodkarage8227]

The thought of going to war with Britain is just unthinkable. Also, as much as I find Europe to be annoying and taking advantage of the US, I can't imagine going to war with them either.

[@kabirconsiders]

I highly doubt it would happen, ever

[@Ukfairgrounds]

Uk don’t take advantage uk are actual trying to make deals and contribute to nato it’s countries like France who just sit on there ass and ask usa for help all the time

[@vodkarage8227]

@@kabirconsiders Never say ever. World history proves ever is a long long time. Relationships take work. As long as we work at staying friends, we should be okay.

[@vodkarage8227]

@@Ukfairgrounds This is true, UK has always been right their beside the US in fights.

[@backcountryme]

@@vodkarage8227 I wouldn't say always. The UK didn't seem to like 1776 too well.

[@a00141799]

Speaking of the B2 bomber (Spirit). I worked on this program at the Northrop Corp (now called the Northrop-Grumman Corp) back in the 80's. I have a collection of the company calendars, newsletters and employee correspondences from that era all in pristine condition. Among them I have my copy of the B2 roll out (the first time the plane was shown to the public) in 1988. Even then we knew that the B2 was a game changer. The flying wing design was pioneered by our company's founder Jack Northrop in 1929. Early designs proved unstable in flight and had many other technical problems. The flying wing concept was all but forgotten for over 20 between the mid 50's an 70's when computer technology advanced enough to be integrated into its flight operations. This aircraft absolutely could not be flown without computers doing much of the work and are among the most difficult to aircraft to operate. Nothing like it in the world tho. ⭐😋🙏💔😊 Britain and the USA are brothers. This invasion scenario is about as likely as us seeing your queen in a bathing suit smoking a joint while riding a cow through Piccadilly Circus. 😫😫😫

[@kabirconsiders]

Very interesting, I'm not surprised to wear that the B2 is a challenge to operate, I'm sure a lot of innovation and cutting edge tech (for the time) was needed in its conception

[@pab4435]

I agree with you about the B-2 looking the most spiffy out of any aircraft made yet. Since being a child I’ve been enthusiastic about seeing them

[@williamherman9065]

I guess it's interesting to contemplate, but this scenario will never happen. US and Britain are the closest Allies you could hope for. Then, considering US, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, are all solid Allies who watch each other's backs. In addition, India, Mexico, South Korea, France, Spain, Brazil(?), Germany, South Africa, Japan, and many more countries are all close enough Allies that desire Peace over the alternatives.

[@kabirconsiders]

🇬🇧🖤🇺🇸Brothers in arms!

[@roamingmillennial2200]

Crazy how the colonies that once made up the UK are now stronger than it but also greatly allied and connected to it.

[@theblackbear211]

Just FYI - because of a number of issues - including Covid - the US just had the carrier Nimitz continuously deployed for 340 consecutive days, so peacetime maintenance rotations would not really be a short term (+/- a year) factor in wartime. Also - several smaller vessels (Cruisers, Destroyers) spent months at sea without entering port. (Sucked to be them) So the capability is known. Likewise, discounting the KC-130 fleet leaves out the real world option of using the short range tankers to assist closer to base - preserving the fuel available on the long range tankers. (Reference what the UK did to get a Vulcan Bomber from Ascension Island to the Falklands) Again, discounting the C-130 from transport because of lack of range is forgetting that the C-130 is capable of taking off and landing from an aircraft carrier - if required. But then again, any "Realpolitik" scenario says that (even without getting Eire involved) as soon as Northern Ireland was isolated, it would be invaded and used as a forward airbase, allowing an around the clock air presence over the rest of the UK as well as forward staging for airborne invasion troops. The key thing that was really overlooked completely in this discussion? How long will food and fuel stores last in the UK with a total blockade from Europe, Ireland, and North America? You figure that North Sea Oil will be a primary target - how long will the Royal Naval be able to put ships to sea, and how long will the RAF be able to put planes in the air once all fuel resupply is cut off - and every targetable storage or refining facility is attacked? Air dropped naval mines off of every important harbor could be dropped on a nightly basis - while the port facilities were being bombed. If it were - as the scenario premised - a one on one conflict, why wouldn't the US initially commit it's maximum power at the very beginning, basically overwhelming the defenses. Once isolated by air and sea - the UK could be left to starve as it was bombed into submission - with no land invasion except for Northern Ireland. Now, the entire scenario ignores so many real world realities -such as shared alliances and and mutual economic interests so it is not real. Some of those realities - as mentioned in the clip give the US some added advantages. But yes, a smallish Island Nation, against a level and scale of military technology that difficult to imagine - not really very feasible - unless allies figure into the mix.

[@sarge1231]

Just will not happen, GB and USA both consider each other as having a special relationship. That has existed for 100 years. Interesting to see what the experts think would happen, but it just would not happen.

[@kabirconsiders]

Absolutely, we’ve got each other’s backs no matter what! 🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@sarge1231]

@@kabirconsiders It is funny, because the very first war the US fought was against Great Britain. Come to think of it, some of the greatest allies of the USA are forces that the USA fought in past wars. Japan, Germany, and of course Great Britain, who is practically joined at the hip with the USA. In truth, the biggest threat to the USA is not foreign advisaries, but internal division that is massive and growing. That in fact is a true threat to the way of life and freedoms we have enjoyed. What is often overlooked when scenarios are discussed about an invasion of the USA is the fact that the defense of the USA is not only bolstered by the military power here. Believe me when I say, there are more guns in the USA than people. In an invasion here, there would be a gun hiding behind every tree, building, and in every ditch. Americans have proven throughout their history, they will unite to use those guns to repel an invasion. Even before the USA officially entered WWII, the USA was the arsenal of democracy. All of the USA's weapons, and very much of the British and Russians weapons were produced in the USA. The massive distance between the USA and the European and Japanese prevented bombing raids on the US factories from bombing attacks. That was not the case in Russia, Germany, Japan, Great Britain, or Italy. Only the USA in WWII could produce the ships, tanks, bombs, in numbers higher than they were lost. Biggest blunder Japan made in WWII was attacking the USA by surprise. It United the American citizens to fight the war in a way no politician could. Before that attack, most US citizens were against entering the war. After Pearl Harbor, almost all US citizens were 100% behind the war. As the USA learned later in Vietnam, even the USA can't win a war without the backing of the US citizens.

[@davidhohn9106]

A lot longer than 100 years. A great many of us have ancestors that are from all over the UK. It would be attacking FAMILY. My husband is half English (his mom), and my family is mostly English, and Irish ~ Mrs H.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Yes but we never would!! My mother was from Bedford England...I am from Chicago. I love the UK and will visit whenever I can!!

[@toddpeucker9905]

One aspect the video doesn't emphasize is the use of drones. I actually believe UAV systems would have your island nation in dire straights fairly early on...and don't get me started on stealth aircraft with precision smart bombs. Conventionally, just a handful of AC-130 gunships and A-10s would start to decimate ground troops and vehicles quite easily once our planes thinned out the bulk of your surface to air defence platforms. But, it's all a moot point because this scenario is the definition of silliness.

[@Fridge56Vet]

I'm not sure if he mentioned the amphibeous assault ships we have, which could also serve as mini-aircraft carriers, launching F-35s for both offensive & defensive air support.

[@ManicMonkey84]

The US Navy has 11 nuclear powered super carriers. True. But the US Navy/Marines also have 9 amphibious attack carriers that also deploy F-35, Harrier and aerial Anti-Submarine Warfare assets. For all intents and purposes, that's a total of 20 carriers, 9 of which also carry several divisions of fully equipped Marines, ready to chew dirt and kick ass from beyond the horizon

[@tazepat001]

I remember watching another Brit react to this video and he just got Salty and saltyer as the video progressed. Then at the end he was like "Fuck this guy!" 🤣

[@kabirconsiders]

That’s hilarious, he got triggered 😂

[@Ukfairgrounds]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣I’ve never seen anyone get salty about this usa is the most powerful Country so this is expected against any Country despite how powerfull they are

[@TickleMeElmo55]

I mean, what that Brit expect? It's not bragging on our part (or at least on the part of the person who made the vid). Any country that isn't Russia or China are practically fucked if the USA chooses to invade them. It just isn't a fair fight; it's comparing apples and oranges.

[@mikecalderon5251]

There's no reason for this video. Britain is our family. There's no scenario where we would attack Britain.

[@kabirconsiders]

Brothers in arms and cultures! 🇬🇧🖤🇺🇸

[@spuds416]

But remember part of America's strength lies with its Allies! This is the Reason we have such a Huge Military presence around the world. We keep Munitions, Equipment and other Supplies forward Deployed so in case we need to Defend ourselves or our Allies it wouldn't take months to deploy certain assets. That Multiplied with our massive air and sea lift ability provides with quick response to threats

[@kabirconsiders]

🇬🇧❤️🇺🇸 brothers in arms!

[@tfoxabides]

I'll never forget what our drill instructor told us the 1st day in the Air Force. "You bomb someone for 300 straight days you take all the fight out of them. The future of war will be decided by buttons not triggers."

[@wolfpack7340]

That's deep I've just recently signed up for the airforce

[@hannahdyson7129]

Well you have just killed the entire population so there is no one left to fight

[@spuds416]

During Desert Shield/Storm B52's flew from Barksdale AFB Louisiana dropped ordinance and flew home Nonstop 35 hours

[@frame3139]

You gotta react to the USAF A-10 aka The Warthog, they literally built a n attack plane around a Gatling gun, my words aren’t suffice, you just gotta see it.

[@kabirconsiders]

I’ll put it on my list!

[@weezydoots8468]

My fathers generation,WWII, loved the brits and taught their children to respect their greatest ally. The brits have given the US so much culture- music-the best the world has ever known-comedy-the best.

[@kabirconsiders]

Yeah as countries we probably share the most similarities and cultures, aside from Canada

[@thatgiftedtreyz9477]

I wouldnt say music, lmfao Enslaved Africans Brought Music to the United States. not to sound rude, but you might need to do more research on that one, every form of music in the united states came from Africans not the Brittish i dont know where you got that from buddy And, the BRITS wasnt the ones who gave music that was ITALY (with the roman empire) with Oprah

[@weezydoots8468]

@@thatgiftedtreyz9477 Sorry you took offense buddy The 60's 70's 80's bands and music that came out of Great Britain were phenomenal and unmatched. The list is extensive and influenced my generation greatly. Not saying music originated anywhere.

[@peeramidwithin3823]

They had me at The Beatles.

[@andrewk.315]

Most Air power: 1. US Airforce 2. Russian Airforce 3. China Airforce 4. US Navy

[@shyryTsr2k]

Strongest Air Power: 1. US Air Force 2. US Navy

[@andrewk.315]

@@shyryTsr2k I went backed and checked my awnser and it's actually US Airforce Russian Airforce and then US Navy, while the Russian Airforce has a little over 4000 and the navy has 3700. I guess it depends on how u count power

[@shyryTsr2k]

@@andrewk.315 ahh I see. And for me it's all about how well they are trained not about how many they have in numbers. You can have all the planes in the world but if your pilots suck then it doesn't really matter how many you have.

[@andrewk.315]

@@shyryTsr2k Yes but, eventually depending on the difference in numbers you would just be overwhelmed. This is how the Russians win wars. Especially against Finland. But I see what u mean

[@shyryTsr2k]

@@andrewk.315 oh yeah that's very true as well, I like to believe that no matter the numbers, training is everything but realistically speaking all it can take is just sheer body counts to win wars and all. Just keep sacrificing more and more people until you win, it's a fucked up mentality especially when your training is absolute dog crap but it can be a deciding factor. So yeah I get what you mean as well, I mean dude in WWII do you know how many Russians have died defending themselves from the Nazi invasion?? Almost 9 MILLION Russian soldiers died that's not even counting civilians who starved to death and such. They won but it definitely came at a cost.

[@mangonut]

I still play old versions of Sid Meyers's Civilization. As soon as I unlock the B2 I just make a bunch because I really like how they look. Given that I'm in a demographic that doesn't get excited about machinery, that's impressive. And it's old tech from the 80s? 90s?

[@andrewk.315]

It's amazing how Great Brittan had the most powerful navy for decades and now... well.

[@Ukfairgrounds]

Uk has the 5th most powerful navy with the worlds best ships like the type45 along with the 2rd best Aircraft carriers in the World the Royal Navy is literally considered a blue water navy lol

[@phredphlintstone6455]

@@Ukfairgrounds and the us coast guard is the 4th largest navy in the world

[@Ukfairgrounds]

@@phredphlintstone6455 nice

[@shanechandler1655]

As a native Texan, that ain’t happening. May have done some arguments between us, but outsiders best take care! My family name is Chandler. My mother’s family name is MacGregor. There is Cherokee blood breed into my family. Fighting is family entertainment!

[@FH-cn3mg]

Along with the Canadians and Aussies, the UK is part of a strong family with the U.S. that I never see breaking up. We may fight internally, but the moment some outsider messes with one of us, the clans unite.

[@daricetaylor737]

The sole purpose of the US military might is to protect and defend the liberties of all free nations and people. This scenario could never happen.

[@nightsspell368]

~* Good vid... glad our countries our united... nobody taking us down!! ~bam~~ !*~

[@kabirconsiders]

Brothers in arms and culture! 🇬🇧🖤🇺🇸

[@pattidmc]

We actually look up to Britain 🇬🇧. We love your country.

[@spuds416]

In time of War maintenance schedules differ, saying there are only 9 Carrier air wings is misleading. Because there are numbers of USMC air wings/ Squadrons that can deploy to Carriers. Plus the Marines have at least 9 Amphibious Assault ships which carry F35's Assault Assault Helicopters and Amphibious landing Craft

[@kabirconsiders]

That’s a good point. In wartime I imagine maintenance schedules will be modified to increase the availability of the carriers

[@nashtndawg]

If the UK would stick to invading the US with bands like The Beatles, The Stones, The Who, Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd, we'll go ahead and surrender now.....

[@kabirconsiders]

Don’t forget The Clash!

[@conner3626]

i cant name a single song by any of those bands

[@josephterrell3631]

We would never attack friends

[@kabirconsiders]

🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@lynnegulbrand2298]

My dad was 100% Viking but emigrated as a young boy to the USA. My mom was British.

[@johnlorenz2855]

I don't think it would take as long as the narrator says it would. I would replace "months" with "weeks" in this context.

[@michaelmcgowen8780]

Our militaries are so intertwined, and have been since World War 2, that I can't imagine us going to war again. It's quite a change from a century ago when the British Empire was the largest on Earth, and the Royal Navy was the largest & most powerful in the world. The British DID burn the White House & the US Capitol in 1814...so maybe we owe you one, lol.

[@kabirconsiders]

Lol yeah it's funny how the influence and significance of our nations have evolved over time.

[@ronluk76]

Speaking of this topic, Wendover Productions KZbin channels videos on how US aircraft carriers and how US submarines work are really good.

[@kabirconsiders]

Yeah wendover productions is a quality channel, I’ll definitely be reacting to some of their stuff soon I just need to check if it’s safe and the vids won’t get blocked

[@dreamythememey6005]

Bruh when I was on a carrier we were broke down in port more then we were on the water 😂

[@donaldparlettjr3295]

In an invasion if it happened I'd be asking directions to the nearest Chip shoppe. Yeah my wife/boss is British. I'm an old Air Cavalry Scout but I know how to say "yes dear"😬. Keep it up Mate👍

[@kabirconsiders]

make sure you get some mushy peas with the fish and chips 🤤

[@donaldparlettjr3295]

Oh yes, I love mushy peas. Actually my favorite

[@TheHomelander1234]

Interesting topic.

[@kabirconsiders]

Indeed!

[@ExUSSailor]

I don't know where he's getting the "no anti-ship missile" idea from. U.S. DDGs, and, CGs carry the Harpoon, and, the anti-ship version of the Tomahawk. Although, the Harpoon is being phased out in favor of the AGM-158 LRASM. It has a longer range, bigger warhead, and, it's low-observable (stealthy).

[@ultraman5168]

It's not totally accurate but you can't really blame him. The old Harpoons are basically a token self-defense capability at this point, and Tomahawk Block IV/V has much better range but is also not very advanced, plus many people aren't aware and think it's still just a land attack missile. The Littoral Combat Ships also have the NSM from Norway, smaller than LRASM but similar; longer range than the similarly sized Harpoon, stealthy design, with advanced datalinking and autonomy. It can even be configured to fit F-35's internal weapon bays. The anti-ship capability gap is not completely filled since there are still a lot of Harpoons to replace, but it is not as deep as it was 5 or 10 years ago.

[@brianhayes7108]

As an American is it odd that my first thought was - “of course”. ?

[@WhodatLucy]

The B52 the BUFF is so massive you feel it in your spine when it flies over your house ..I live next to the base

[@penni11]

Glad to see you out of the car !!! Stay safe

[@kabirconsiders]

Thanks Penni ☺️, I thought it was about time to switch things up!

[@gregorywright2798]

The B1 lancer carries twice the download of the B2 and about a 3rd more bombs than the B52

[@4theloveoflife]

what he failed to mention that the F-35B's are made in the US and they are still on order so they would cut that off and there goes the UK's most advanced fighters. They have I think right now a couple in service but they are prototypes but still can fight.

[@George-ux6zz]

Don't worry, we've got you covered

[@RobertMS1979]

Check out the B21 bomber. It’s our new bomber that is coming out this year.

[@trevor3013]

What makes me happy is knowing that UK and US would never harm eachother. If anybody even touched UK, the US would unleash hell and vice versa 🇺🇲🇬🇧

[@matthius1692]

US and UK are like siblings we talk some shit about eachother but when it really hits the fan we got eachothers backs.

[@jimmybobsap8729]

B-2 is a sexy beast but I like the Warthog the most (even though no need for it in this) just those bombers account for most nations GDP

[@williampilling2168]

Just out of good sportsmanship, we should tell the carriers not to use the Harrrier's at least!

[@thomasmckenney3518]

Plus most Americans grow up around firearms most of our lives a lot of Brits are not use to firearms outside of the military.

[@DLily78]

I'm a American my family from England so know

[@bryanvargas3775]

Cool video homie and btw hey it's your Monster Jam fan and only do I watch your videos of Monster Jam but also others like this one and I have two videos for Monster Jam you can react to check best fires and best freesytles

[@kabirconsiders]

Thanks bro, I’ll put it on my list!

[@kimberlygoddard7372]

They do not mention the USA amphibious carriers on top of the 11 full size carriers nor the new class just coming out

[@cenewton3221]

18 of which are nuclear subs.... they're all nuclear powered. But 18 have nuclear weapons that can be targeted anywhere on the planet. Oh. Yeah, each has 6 separate targets, at least.

[@Montweezy]

All I can say is it would be over in 1 year easily if we used our overseas bases much shorter...but you guys and the Aussies train together all the time with us. It would never happen....

[@maryjoygelizon4268]

Only time it would happen if uk was invadedandoccupied and us had to go help them

[@Montweezy]

@@maryjoygelizon4268 True I didn't think about that!

[@sarge1231]

@@maryjoygelizon4268 The USA would be sending everything they had to help GB before any invasion and occupation even occoured. It would not be easy to invade and occupy GB anyway, Hitler learned that, and at that time the USA was not sending troops, even though Churchill was begging them to. USA only officially became involved after Pearl Harbor. We were however sending them armaments on credit through the lend lease program. American pilots were also allowed to sub-contract their skills out to fly fighters for GB. After WWII Nato was formed which means, an attack on a NATO allie is considered an attack on all NATO members.

[@jeffreyallen1471]

I love the B-10 and A-10 warthog

[@nativetexan9776]

VERY, VERY, VERY unlikely to ever happen. 🙂 We love our neighbors who drive on the wrong side of the road.

[@cavscout888]

What's worse for the ground troops... if new drafted recruits are being equipped with the old FAL rifles, their lack of training will be amplified by a rifle with lower capacity and higher blast and recoil. Not only that, not sure how many FAL's the British still have stored away. They may run out of rifles, without even civilian small arms to bolster their force.

[@kabirconsiders]

Very good point mate. The interior weaponry would cost us greatly in this situation

[@hannahdyson7129]

I was always told if this ever happend then it would be best for the average British citizen to try and flee and seek asylum elsewhere or to end your own life / your famlies life if you cant escape. Once the conventional miltary is gone flee for your life . And this was from ex British Army members .

[@cavscout888]

@@hannahdyson7129 Sounds very Japanese WW2.

[@josephmastando358]

Watch a basketball player named Jason Williams. They call him white Chocolate There’s several videos. One I know is his ;5 best assists. But there’s many more

[@kabirconsiders]

He’s on my list!

[@cenewton3221]

Just because we can, we don't necessarily do.

[@kabirconsiders]

Let’s just stay best buddies 🇬🇧❤️🇺🇸

[@theblackbear211]

Speaking of UK military - have you been keeping up with the deployment of HMS Queen Elizabeth and her strike group? Quite the deal! Good to see.

[@kabirconsiders]

yes I heard that its left for its maiden deployment! Long may she sail

[@theblackbear211]

@@kabirconsiders Did you hear that her airwing includes a USMC squadron of F-35s?

[@Realgrande]

There would only be one reason why we (US) would invade the UK and that would be to capture them hottie Brit Birds and have our way with them, but if the UK invaded the US it would be to capture our great foods (Texas BBQ, Loosiana Gator meat, Georgia Kudzoo salads, Southern Poke salad, fillee gumbo, grits, squirrel, possum, bear, moose, Miissiissiippii Mud bugs, New Mexico Gila Monster, Colorado Rocky Mountain Oysters and last but not least McDonalds Tater Tots).

[@ramsoncole4605]

those times he shows for carrier deployment are during peacetime. If we were at war, that would change drastically.

[@karlkeppler6969]

Never would happen us and uk are brothers in arms always

[@kabirconsiders]

That’s right brother! Till the end of days

[@gregorywright2798]

Right now our army is only about 1.2 million active and there may be another million deactive personnel that can be Recalled.

[@zomagord]

i might have missed it in the rules of this invasion; but did he forget about all the US ICBM? UK wouldnt even have to see a ship or a plane, it would just be erased lol (double checked, it says no nukes, but we could deliver missiles to cripple anywhere on the globe)

[@crazytrain03]

America has a standing military of a bit over 1 million active troops...and a reserve force of over 100 million heavily armed Americans.

[@bobbykaralfa]

but u gotta figure in the fact that during a time of a war maintence is shortened. maybe not by much but would be sped up. run tests on every system. change a few lite bulbs restock and ship out. plus allthough we may have 11 aircraft carrier 9 of those are aircraft carrier support groups. cause air craft carrier usually dont go alone. plus another thing this didnt take into account. not all of the aircraft carriers would be involved.

[@stevenmcanales3813]

Delta Force, 75th Rangers, Green Berets, Force Recon, Navy SEAL units, and other special forces would be sent in to wreck hell in specific areas. Let's not forget that the Navy has river and other specialized patrol boats that can be easily shipped and invade the Thames, and other major waterways. 82nd and 101st Airborne are specially designed to take and hold places like airports, making a full scale invasion possible. U.K. air force would be slaughtered in weeks. Royal Navy might take months. Even so, once we have the air, virtually ALL U.S. military might from Army and Marines, can invade U.K. even while the Navy still fights

[@DK-001]

This is an uncomfortable scenario... The west are brothers. Like your site though.

[@spuds416]

I think we would take out the Military in Northern Ireland and use it as a staging place to launch offensive operations and if need be a Ground Invasion. I served for over 20 years in the Military.

[@kabirconsiders]

Yes that plan would make sense, you would take Northern Ireland quite easily I imagine. Likely via a quick surrender

[@FH-cn3mg]

@@kabirconsiders This isn't even taking into account the fact that we'd probably agree to let Ireland have that territory if they helped us secure it. Scenario will never happen but there are lots of variables.

[@DeusMachina71]

The US and the UK is the one war I can never imagine happening. Too many contemporary and historical business and personal links between the two countries and they are kinda fused at the spine so no matter what some hyper right wing nationalists or far leftist Brits might like to think the UK is so reliant on the US for security and trade there is no way it could make it on its own particularly after brexit. Plus I think aside from Canada, the UK and the USA share the closest set of values and have similar world outlooks because the money that owns them are exactly the same..

[@daleshelden8394]

I'm an American and I'm asking this.

[@Terrell070]

Yeah, also look at U.S. vs Australia.

[@weezydoots8468]

woops to add We would defend Britain as we defend the USA

[@kabirconsiders]

Brothers in arms! 🇬🇧❤️🇺🇸

[@jakelooper5053]

If you are very interested in us aircraft carriers there is a retired one that is a museum in San Diego California

[@HJKelley47]

Binkov's Battlegrounds is made up of a team of Croatians interested in serious military history. The information provided appeals to leaders who long to conquer other lands. Croatia borders Hungry, Serbia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Slovenia and the Adriatic Sea. It would be interesting to know if Binkov has investigated what the Croatian Army, Air Force and Navy could do against the UK, hypothetically?

[@mrz1703]

I'm disappointed, he didn't mention anything about our UFO space fleet 🤣👍. We'd just swoop in, abduct and preform rectal exams on y'all...game over🤣👍. Love your content✌😄

[@chad_garrison1991]

People here in America sometimes get the B-2 Spirit bombing plane confused with Alien aircraft. No lie. Look it up on KZbin. It’s crazy. The plane is insane looking. I don’t blame people when they think it’s Aliens😂

[@Darmesis]

Well, the U.S. did spend a great deal of time in GB during WWII prompting the great complaint of “[The U.S. G.I.’s] are overdressed, they're overpaid, they're oversexed, and they're over here!” 😂

[@kabirconsiders]

Oversexed 😂😂

[@theblackbear211]

@@kabirconsiders Certainly way more forward than was the norm in 1940's Britain.

[@kylejohnson1308]

US soldering responded the trouble with the British soldiers were they were under paid, under sexed and under Eisenhower. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@EnDSchultz1]

One thing he doesn't really talk about is the effect the US air supremacy will have on the ground invasion. I suspect American ground losses would be comparably light simply because air supremacy would mean any British vehicles, heavy equipment, staging areas, supply depots would all simply be fodder for American air strikes. The UK's ground forces would likely be cut to pieces and rendered combat ineffective before American troops even boarded their landing craft.

[@mistytharpe3991]

Expert? No I wouldn't go that far.

[@adinota3]

Though I don’t want to burst a bubble on the video but training a million troops, As well as not finding and or tracking British military hardware throughout the campaign is an oversight. Where would you hide training that many people. The us gaining air supremacy along with its reconnaissance assets would completely expose British assets day to day. I’ve seen the way us navel intelligence works. Unless your hiding units underground it wouldn’t matter how well you hid them. The us would find them. Number two I think it’s an understatement on how fast us navel and air power could dissemble UK’s navel and air power. Two the blockade and repeated bombings of power stations, fuel depots, roads, rail, bridges would make transporting anything almost impossible. Those few things could be achieved within two weeks. The us wouldn’t even have to send in troops until the UK was softened up to the point that resistance would be small.

[@phredphlintstone6455]

Just launch cruise missiles at ports as soon as they are in range. One or two per port might not cripple a port, but it would hurt it. Next day, air fields. Next day, radar stations and civilian airports. Once aircraft carriers are in range, launch a swarm of cruise missiles at any remaining targets...then launch navy aircraft.. like minutes after the cruise launch.

[@hannahdyson7129]

Most civllians would have killed themselves and their kids by the time you land troops You will be entering entire towns citys and villages of dead people .

[@yolandaperry86]

React to Star Spangled Banner As You Never Heard It

[@kabirconsiders]

I'll put it on my list!

[@george217]

This is another older video. We now have 2 Gerald R Ford Class aircraft carriers...

[@brianswanigan9891]

The U.K. and U.S.A. would never again use war to settle our differences. We would settle it with a football game but argue for hours over what football is.

[@kabirconsiders]

🇬🇧🇺🇸🍻

[@moonwalker794]

And can you imagine if we called up everyone on the draft and included women

[@aauwhatitdo1582]

I'll say one thing though, never underestimate the British. They do have a powerful navy, the second best in fact. The Royal Navy has around a fifth the warships with slightly lower tech level, but it isn't that massive of a discrepancy, but you have to note that the US wouldn't be able to put it's entire force to bear on the Royal Navy. The US and British are similar in pound for pound punch power, the US just weighs five times more.

[@rickstevens1479]

Our government spends more then the 10 next countrys combined....if the union is to survive the military budget should be cut in half , still be larger then most countries.

[@5furrow]

When you give your thoughts on the nascar kansas race can you be reacting to jimmie johnsons cearer I really want to see you react to this

[@kabirconsiders]

Sure, I’ll do it!

[@5furrow]

@@kabirconsiders THANK YOU

[@archersfriend5900]

The Kansas speedway is about 30 minutes from my house!

[@wereid1978]

The US has ~1.4 million in it's military. Internally we have several million more armed and capable individuals. ~72 million people own gun(s) in the US.

[@g.g.hochstetler2286]

One thing he doesn’t take into account when numbering the UK troop strength is the fact that they will spend months being hit from the sky before the US even attempts a landing. Not to mention that many would be killed by air power as they amass to repel the US invasion. Once we get an airfield established you know what comes next. Brrrrt 🇺🇸😂

[@kabirconsiders]

Yeah it’s likely that traditional means of warfare e.g ground troops wouldn’t be heavily utilised by the US in such a scenario

[@hannahdyson7129]

And then you proceed to attack a school, killing all the children inside 😊

[@hannahdyson7129]

Most of the remaining civllians will have killed themselves by the time you hade landed

[@AlexisLopez-pb8ms]

Yeah the US could defeat the UK, but what would be the point. If we could turn on our greatest ally then we’d truly be on our own.

[@kabirconsiders]

Absolutely, it would never happen 🇬🇧🇺🇸