U.S. Medal of honor recipient once said, "We don't care who you are, where you're from, what you believe, or who you love. If you choose to fight the U.S. military, someone else will raise your sons and daughters."
That's what Putin basically said to the rest of the world after invading Ukraine. At the end it's all about nuclear power and as a German I'm not comfortable that we decided to go soft with a clown military
As a female Navy veteran and my husband is retired US NAVY officer, I laughed at your daughter's reaction to the size and " wanting them to be smaller ". A carrier, the big ships with an air wing, has a crew of 5000!! On a Navy ship there are legal officers, doctors, dentists, and mainly enlisted sailors who do the daily day to day of feeding , caring, cleaning, air craft or ordnance, personnel, pay issues, security etc..They are floating cities who receive supplies, fuel etc from other ships..like a floating store that even delivers weaponry.. all the training and attention to detail is why things work!!!! When you take the oath, you understand the sacrifice. The most important aspect of all the awesomeness is the dedication of every sailor and their family!!! GOD BLESS 🇺🇸 AMERICA, THE 🇬🇧 UK AND you!!!❤❤❤
How many sailors are trained in weapon’s handling? Should the extremely unlikely happen & hundreds of attackers somehow board an aircraft carrier. Is it just security forces or are the vast majority of enlisted trained to shoot guns?
@@scotthill1600 when I went to bootcamp, we had weapons training. The Navy trains constantly. There are plans, contingencies, standing watches ..the chance of getting ONBOARD???😄. That is why every sailor must " pay attention to detail " and understand Generak quarters.. remember Captain Phillips with Tom Hanks? Commercial Shipping invaded by Somalis...who took care of it? The NAVY!--
Off tangent but her comment on pollution was off as well. Cargo ships cause more pollution than military or cruise vessels. Especially the Nimitz Carriers with the nuclear turbine system
Oh Geez. Who would have come to take away the freedom of Mr. Cheeto-munching basement dweller were it not for you? You've only served the corporate interests of unelected overlords.
I've heard 60-80yr old veteran's say that if America calls them to war, even at their age, they will go. Biggest reason to be afraid of America is it's citizens who are all ready to fight it needed...
President Teddy Roosevelt said it best “speak softly, and carrying a big stick”. America has several very large sticks to choose from, and the will power to follow through.
Another reason, is the amount of armed private citizens being an army on its own. Any foreign country trying to do a land invasion would have to face that on top of everything else. God Bless the 2nd amendment! 👍
My classmate in the 6th grade in Hawaii decades ago was the reason our classroom got to visit a US nuclear submarine for a day. His father was the captain of the submarine. They said that they would go underwater for months at at time and go where they would go undetected. My classmate went to some other school after that year because he wasn't there for 7th grade. The life of a military family.
There is NO red button in the White House! 🤣There is a red phone though. To launch any of the Minuteman 3 ICBMs there are a series of steps that no one person can preform. I was stationed at Malmstrom AFB in Montana and guarded the missile silos, so I do know a little of what I'm talking about.
The red phone doesn’t control the Nukes though. If im not mistaken it was originally a direct line to Russia during the Cold War. Not sure if it’s still in affect. President has military officer who follows him and carries briefcase (Nuclear Football) with nuclear codes.
The nuclear football is to contact whomever needs to be contacted. Weather it be the land based or submarine. President gives his codes while the officer/general uses their codes. Never guarded the silos but am a 10 year marine. I’d say I have a little knowledge on the subject as well
The reason we build our aircraft carriers so big is to accommodate the crews with living quarters, storage facilities for food, and cooking ingrediants, a full fledged industrial kitchen, recreational workout rooms, lots of bathrooms, as well as plenty of hanger space to store aircraft, parts, munitions. You also have to take into account the amount equipment needed to maintain all the systems, from catapult, to emergency landing nets, landing tow cables as well as firefighter equipment in case of deck fire or fire outbreak with in the ship. The Nimitz was the largest class of aircraft carrier until we built the Gerald R. Ford class Super carrier which unlike the Nimitz can house 6000 military personal including their flight crews. We have the best military b/c of the amount of hardships our people went through from American Revolution, American Civil War, 2x World Wars, Vietnam, Korean war, Gulf war, Iraq and Afganistan wars. We pour so much into our military not so we can use it and boast the best in the world, but b/c when the time comes and someone strikes at us, we will have the capability to strike back hard and fast with out causing civilian collateral. One of our Presidents had one of the best policies that still holds true today", Speak softly and carry a big stick, you will go far". In laymens terms " the exercise of intelligent forethought and of decisive action sufficiently far in advance of any likely crisis".
The ships are that big so we can kill more enemies that with a smaller vessel. The objective of the military is to kill the enemy and expand the empire.
In the movie Pearl Harbor, the reason they had difficulty launching those planes were because they were long range bombers, so that was very new for them to try to launch a plane that large off of a carrier.
If you are speaking of the Doolittle Raid, it was not only new but some thought it impossible until Doolittle convinced them he could do it and then did.
@@jackkraussyea most people don’t want to get out cuz that on most cases means harsher punishment, ticket, and stern talking to or jus straight up getting arrested
When I was a teen , I was stopped by police on stormy rainy night. I got out of my car and waited for officer. The officer asked why I got out of my car. I told him that if he was going to stand in rain I would too. He smiled and said, thanks and told me to get in my car and be on my way. What did I do wrong? He turned back and said ; your attitude told me all I needed to know. Go home be safe.
Yep, sadly it’s a mix between cops who are trigger happy, as well as the fact that there have been many cases of cops losing their life in sudden unexpected attacks. Even a well trained and experienced cop will have a reaction to you leaving your car quickly.
Something that even ppl here in the US don’t realize, or just forget, is that the USA has the Only ALL Volunteer military…in the world! Every Branch…we choose to serve, we’re not forced to.
I used to work at Newport News Shipbuilding and helped build some Ford Class ships and Virginia Class Submarines. Did an overhaul on the Washington, a Nimitz class.
I work Security a couple blocks away from an Air Force Base here in California. Jets flying overhead. All day. Everyday. Can barely here anything lol however they're quite nice and sometimes helicopters would fly past some of them flying really low too. What's funny is hearing all the car alarms going off when the jets would go by.😅
It should be they spend billions of fucking dollars on it each year. Meanwhile, they let all these homeless people build tent cities all over the country.
@@Arminius420 it was spotted almost immediately when it entered over the Aleutian Islands but they deemed it low risk because it's altitude was not a risk to commercial traffic and the report was not escalated. Wasn't til it was spotted over Montana by the public that the report was made known. By that point it was regularly near populated areas and they were concerned if they shot it down it'd land on somebody's house. It became more useful to monitor it and intercept its communications to see what China was interested in looking at.
Mark 6:07. One of your guys said in their reaction video that if you're the guy sitting at that RADAR, you must be thinking, "That's a fast Bumble Bee!" 😆
Hate fleet week in San Francisco. Scares the daylights out of everyones’ pets. But you do get an idea of what it would be like to be under attack by these planes. PS, I’m not anti- military; I’m retired from 26 years in the Navy. But I make a difference between doing a job and showing off.
I live by March Air Force base in Riverside California. The base had a free air show last month. The elite Blue Angels and several other planes practiced over my house. No one can understand the air power the USA has until you see and hear them fly over your house. The stealth bomber flew over my house. Can't imagine it actually flying through a military mission.
@@danielp8827 Oh, fair enough then. I don't watch every single video on this channel, just the ones I haven't seen reacted to before, so I must have missed that story. Now I need to hear the longer version. Any chance you remember which video it was?
As far as Navy Ships go.. I am a Retired US Navy Serviceman with 30 years total service... The basic idea is the weight pushes down to displace the water and the equal and opposite reaction is for the water to push back so to provide buoyancy to the ship so it floats. Now you do have to balance a ship front to back and left to right as to keep as close as you can to a "Zero Bubble" meaning it doesn't lean naturally to the left or right or sit nose down or up wh n it's sitting still. Carriers have been something both the US and the UK have been masters at building CV's for decades and Franch has also joined that club. The Soviet Union, and later Russia as well as India and recently China have entered into building Carries like the US and UK but have struggled to achieve the experience that Western Nations have... This is based solely on the experience gained over the decades that the US and UK have had with Carriers.
It's always funny to me when China tries to build things. They have a high-speed rail transit system where their trains constantly crash, they have bridges that constantly collapse, they have more floods than my dad's toilet due to poor drainage, etc... It's interesting to think about just how disastrous aircraft carriers will be. Of course they have total dominance over the media there so it's not like we hear about any of these things unless you go to the laowhy86 channel or someone like that with actual experience living in China and with contacts over there that can keep one updated on just how ridiculously poor all their infrastructure is... but yeah. Them trying to build an effective aircraft carrier is quite the hilarious joke, particularly under Xi Jinping. I've no idea about Russia or India though. Then again I'm sure they could build aircraft carriers 100 times better than the Chinese ones, and still be 10 times worse than the US carriers.
U.S. Army combat veteran Operation Iraqi AND Enduring Freedom, I have been a part of this mighty powerhouse in full action. It's definitely overwhelming, but the ingenuity of those with far less can still be a shock. The only thing is the U.S. has $$$ and can spend as much as they need to make the appropriate upgrades for the battlefield - and thus, is way overwhelming. I flew on UH-60, which is a Blackhawk heli, doing MEDVAC and security detail, which, I'm legally not allowed to disclose. Also, those drones are MASSIVE. Some of them were bigger than some of the aircraft and used the same aircraft runway. Watching the controllers do their missions was some of the coolest stuff I've seen in aviation.
The US sinking so much money into our military allows our allies to not spend nearly as much on theirs. For example: England can afford to only have 2 aircraft carriers, because at the end of the day, they just act as an addition to the US' fleet in any global conflict.
Yes, I would point out to snotty Euros (which fortunately aren't many despite what you may hear) that their welfare states are courtesy of the US taxpayer footing the bill for a job they REALLY should be doing themselves...
yeah ill add on that alot is to prop up NATO this is coming from being in and around the real political sphere half my life that weird spot we invaded and that european bloke that left hate comments about it? sorry pal were probably their on your govts behalf
Trump made a good comment about this, we have sunk about 180 billion into Ukraine and at the time Europe was about 25 billion and they are right next door, now after the sleeping giant was awakened in WWII and the economy size America is most likely the bulwark of democracy, but it has been quite some time, I feel countries have gotten too reliant, not to say they have not been good allies because they have backed the US in some places none of us should have been, but the spending is quite lopsided even factoring population, aside from places like Poland and others, and good to see Finland coming with the per capita they put up and hopefully taking the Norway model, security driven.
The pearl harbor movie scene she is talking about is the Doolittle raid and they used land based bombers and that’s why it was so hard to get off the carriers.
Officers in the U.S. are generally quite laid back once they assure themselves that you don't pose a threat to them. At least the good, efficient ones are. There are always the bad ones who are impressed with their authority. I was an inhouse counsel for a police force in Washington, DC. We could quickly identify those officers who could defuse a tense situation. If you ever watch the U.S. TV show "Cops" you'll see what I mean.
I'm just a member of the general public who works Private Security and while off duty I just walked up to a few police officers who were talking and I just said hello. They shook my hand and said hi back and we just started chatting about random stuff. One of em told me his name is Jeff lol. Jeff was cool af.
8:04- That’s because 1) it’s a movie! So a lot of that isn’t real. And 2) in the movie they were laughing planes that weren’t designed to fly off of that. All of those were bombers. Normally only fighters (way smaller) fly off of them
Your description of United States, police officers is a little unfair. We definitely have bad apples in the bunch however, most police officers are very courteous, professional, and polite but if you give them a hard time, you’re gonna find yourself in the middle of a hard time. Over here they have to worry about a population that has a lot of fire arms and are very open to use them irresponsibly too.
If they cover-up or give unfair preference or just refuse to cooperate in helping prosecute illegal actions performed by other police officers they're just as guilty. And since the few who have not done what I describe have had to flee the country, change their names, and go into hiding from death threats and attempted assassinations there aren't many genuinely good police officers in the US.
@@nochannel1q2321 no, what you say is very rare. The people you’re talking about is so rare it’s not even worth mentioning because we have hundreds of thousands of police officers in this country and most of them are good honest people. We definitely do have more cop haters then police officers in this country because they prejudice their view of all police officers on the stories of the few bad ones and you’re part of that group. A vast majority of United States citizens agree with me, not you prejudiced cop haters.
@@robertdysonn Please begin listing news articles where police officers have actively given statements regarding illegal behavior of colleagues and/or testified in court against them. There're roughly 1m active LEAs in the US at any given time so you should be able to find tons of examples to demonstrate how wrong I am per month, if not just more easily by what would have to be hundreds of examples per year. It doesn't matter if the majority of the public agree with your opinion (and you don't present any evidence that they do); my statement is backed up by evidence and is thus objectively correct.
As an American, USMC Veteran, AND a woman, I enjoy watching/listening to what other folks from other Countries think regarding our Rights, the 'Second Amendment' usually being a very hot-button topic! Any enemy fortunate enough to get past/through our military, is THEN going to have to handle many *MILLIONS* of us who have more personal firearms, than any other military on the planet! Most of us are also former Military/Law Enforcement, Hunters, Shooters, Archers, Trappers, and we know our territory/terrain better than any invader. I'd pity the Fools, except if they take it that far, they'll have earned exactly what happens to them, next! It's a very simple concept, but one that far too many choose to ignore/deny- WE are the single best 'First Responders' to any threat. No one else is there, at that moment, when someone is trying to harm/kill you or others, which is why our 2A matters in a Civilian engagement. Of course, that's not why our 2A was acknowledged (NOT 'Allowed/Permitted!'). It is in our Bill of Rights for the sole reason to keep our govt. from going rogue, corrupt, traitorous against the American People.
As an American i was looking at that map of our naval carriers and the deplyment and all i could think is "sorry canada...we need to get to Alaska, dont mind us"
Mark 10:00. Sophie! Then, "American Cruise Lines" is for you! As well as that one that advertises for the European version. They're river cruises on much smaller ships! The old-style paddle wheelers look like floating house porches, but the modern ones look like smaller versions of the ocean liners and cruise ships. By the way! Ships made to cross big oceans are built with stronger bows and hulls to withstand the waves. Coastal cruise ships aren't built that way! "Lift" is how airplanes fly. "Displacement" is how boats and ships float. 🚢
Regarding the conversation in the beginning, about US cops, even as a US Marine veteran, when I've been pulled over, I get a bit nervous because I don't know what to expect from the cop in terms of his/her level of fear, level of professionalism and level of ego. I haven't been pulled over much in my 31 years of driving, but every time it's a bit of a crapshoot whether you're gonna deal with an actual professional, or someone who is scared to death of their own shadow and therefore very dangerous. The last time I was pulled over, 4 years ago, for supposedly barely running a red light (I fully believe I made it, but didn't bother fighting it in court), when he finally flipped on his lights about 2000 meters down the road, I immediately pulled over. And then, after him shouting orders like "turn off your vehicle and place your keys on the dashboard and keep your hands on top of the steering wheel" over the loudspeaker, he got out and approached my vehicle so extremely cautiously, practically halfway crouched, with his hand on his sidearm the entire time, as if I was gonna bust out with frags and a machine gun, as if he's in a literal warzone. If I had combat related PTSD, that may have triggered flashbacks to be honest. As I saw him approaching in that manner, my anxiety increased significantly (plus I have a diagnosed severe case of anxiety disorder to begin with), because he came off as very unpredictable. He's armed with a pistol and a taser after all, and I think I'd possibly die from getting hit by a taser due to the heart related health issues I have, and US cops seem to have a tendency to use tasers just for being disrespected in their minds at times. He was also a totally disrespectful dick to me, for no real reason, despite my treating him with absolutely unearned and undeserved respect, and I found his behavior to be an overcompensation for his feelings of ineptitude as a man, though ironically to me his actions came off as those of a scared little boy with a badge. And this was in a decent low crime part of the Disneyland resort area, and I'm white, so imagine how minorities must feel in that situation. On a side note, if you visit Disneyland, be wary of the Anaheim Police Department. They have a bad reputation for a reason. A mile down the road from Disneyland, where I live in Garden Grove, the GG police department is actually pretty chill in comparison. I would suggest that you don't justify this kind of behavior from the police due to the possibility of being shot (as you did in this video). Cops VERY rarely get killed in the line of duty, and when they do, it's usually traffic accidents when they're running red lights to pursue a suspect or rush to a call (I lower the volume of my music whenever I approach an intersection, just in case, so I can hear sirens, but most people likely don't). It's not shootings. That's not what it's about. It's about a very bad culture within a lot of police departments. Some departments are reasonable and professional and feel they serve the citizens of the city (which is the actual case), and some are fascistic and consider the citizens of their city to be subordinate to them (as in the case of the Anaheim PD). It all comes from the attitudes at the top within those departments, and the hiring standards within those individual departments. Most combat troops don't even act as scared in an actual combat zone as some cops do in situations that are much safer (as in the situation I described during my last traffic stop). Don't excuse their fear. It's unfounded. The ones full of fear picked the wrong line of work apparently. Thankfully they didn't go infantry in the Army or Marines though (and I guarantee that's the case with the "bad apples" because if they were combat vets, they wouldn't be so constantly terrified), because those ego-based attitudes and fears will compromise missions and get a lot of their fellow troops killed.
My husband was a navy pilot. He tells a story about landing in an aircraft carrier being like landing on a postage stamp. It takes brave men and women to do that everyday.
Gaynor, Cops don't just go around here in the US shooting people. Just be polite and you will have no problems here in the US. Your problem was you were pulled over in NJ, the armpit of the USA.
I like that he was like "can you imagine how heavy that is? look at all the planes on it" Ignoring the fact that like 20 seconds ago they said its displacement was 100,000 TONS!!!!!!!!
Forgive me if i am misremembering who said this but Admiral Yamamoto of Imperial Japan when trying to explain why they should not pick a fight with the USA he said something along the lines of "there is a firearm behind every blade of grass"
There are not 70 aircraft on top they are also located under the deck in hangers. They are stored underneath and brought to the deck on a massive elevator. They pretty awesome. They hold around 5000 crew members it literally a floating city.
As far as launching a nuclear attack, the President of the United States has a briefcase with updated launch codes, which are carried by a military office nearby at all times. These match codes in the locked box of the bombers and missile silos and submarines. The codes are transmitted via secure means to the proper military authorities who pass the launch signals to the weapons deployers. There is no chance of an accidental launch.
When the top 5 largest factions/branches in terms of aircraft numbers are: US Air Force, US Army, RU Air Force, US Navy, and Chinese Air Force, that gives you an idea of how massive the US military is.
U.S cops aren’t “Unreasonable”, Aiden. The UK has a problem with knives so at least in The US, you get a cop with a gun instead of a cop who throws a whistle at you because that’s the only weapon they have.
@@LancerX916 Actually, only police in Northern Ireland carry guns all the time. In the rest of The Uk, only specialized police units carry guns, ie: Royal Protection Officers
Sophie cracks me up lol. A bunch of little cruise boats would likely cause just as much if not more pollution than just one big one haha…I’d live to have my own private yacht rather than going on the big ship though to be fair lol
The laws here are quite strict for drones, you have to be certain distances away from people or building and airports. You also need a license to fly any drone over 250g and to get that you have to sit an online test. There are still plenty of places you can use them though.
The majority of law abiding American citizens like myself go about their day unarmed, it’s just too much trouble to carry around a heavy firearm all the time. most criminals carry their guns illegally. and some citizens have open/concealed carry permits.
In all my years of driving custom cars and getting pulled over I have never once had an aggressive officer, and I grew up in a city where police are kind of notorious for not playing games. I have had a few that you could tell were kind of d*cks or in a bad mood, but never was approached with yelling demands or guns drawn. You really only see that after a criminal has resisted or ran or is known to be armed and dangerous. It is 100% against protocol and could land an officer in some hot water. I think someone has watched too many US cop shows where they are chasing criminals. The overwhelming majority of US police are going to be friendly and if not stern but fair.
Yeah same here, I was pulled over in my Lotus, and was carrying as well. I told the cop and he said, "OK. I'm going to have you exit the vehicle slowly". Since I'm 6'2" that's kind of a given...When I did, he removed the gun from the holster, and we were talking guns for about 10 minutes as my primary carry gun was the same as his off-duty weapon. Instead of 12 over, I got cited for 5 over...
On BeHaLF of the United States, I'd Like to say, You're Very & Most Welcome . . . Sending Positive Energy and Vibes to you and your Country. I HoPe things over there ends VERY SOON, So that yall can Continue to Live Freely and safely... Keep up The Good Fight
I love the British people and could listen to them talk all day.🤣👍🏻 Them and the French make even cursing sound elegant. 🤣Unfortunately I'm from Boston and our accent makes us sound like uneducated goofs.🤣owell, nobody's perfect. 🤷🏽♂️Bless you all, stay safe friends.
There is a military officer who goes everywhere the US President goes, he has a briefcase handcuffed to him and that's the Nuclear Launch device... it's referred to as the Nuclear Football
Well in the next few days we should be seeing a Aircraft carrier video soon. lol. One thing many do not know is the US actually has over 22 carriers some are small and classified as other types of ships. The US Navy Ghost fleet is another good topic no one that i know of has reacted to. As for cruise ships and jurisdiction. Once you are out of territorial/in international waters the laws you fall under are according to the flag the ship sails under. Lets say you are on a US flagged ship but are in UK waters. You would fall under UK law. But once you are in international waters you fall under US laws, again because of the flag the ship is sailing under. They do have security on the ship and a brig. I only know this because I am a Captain/marine engineer for over 20 years.
When you spoke about your friend being amazed that a plane can fly being so heavy, the more amazing part is watching how much the wings flex in flight. All of that weight and the wings are flopping around loosely despite holding all of the weight. It really is amazing.
“ Police officers in England will be reasonable if you’re reasonable “ Same thing with American cops aiden. Thanks gaynor for pointing out to him on how American cops have to deal with very different circumstances. British cops don’t have to worry about getting shot at like Americans cops do. Seems like aiden may have drank the social media kool aid when it comes to clips of American police brutality. Americans cops are overwhelmingly chill and the majority of interactions are positive.
Very true. Social media and the mainstream "media" only highlight when cops do something very aggressive and then almost always leave out the part the civilian played in the interaction. Basically aside from an exception from time to time, like 8 or 10 times per year in a nation of 330 millions people, the "victim" gave the cops no choice. They love to make the cops look bad. Sure, like any profession there are bad cops but that's not the overwhelming majority of them.
How many run-ins with the cops have you had to make you an expert on the matter? Also, I wonder WHY American cops have to worry about getting shot at... Hmm...
There is no red button in Oval Office (president's office). (In the 1960s there was a red telephone hotline that connected directly to Moscow, Russia.) There is a "Situation Room" in basement of White House where most U.S. military operations are launched with national security officers & representatives from all branches of military present. U.S. has "Nuclear Football" which is a briefcase used by president to communicate & authorize a nuclear attack while he is away from command centers, such as White House Situation Room or Presidential Emergency Operations Center. There are 4 things in the Football. #1 - Black Book containing retaliatory options #2 - book listing classified site locations where president could be taken in an emergency #3 - manila folder with description of procedures for Emergency Alert System #4 - 3" x 5" card [7.5 × 13 cm] with authentication codes to release nuclear weapons. There is a 2nd nuclear football with "gold codes" to launch nuclear weapons that vice president has with him when he travels. Process to launch a nuclear weapon have several steps & isn't just pushing a button. There are rules & procedures to followed. - If president decides to use nuclear weapons, nuclear football briefcase would be opened. - Command signal "watch" alert would be issued to Joint Chiefs of Staff (heads of each division of military). - President reviews options with military & decides on a plan of a single cruise missile to multiple ICBMs. - Military aide contacts National Military Command Center & prepare 2nd strike, & transmits valid nuclear launch code to all operational nuclear delivery systems. - 2-person verification procedure would precede entering of codes. - Before order can be processed by military, president must be positively identified using a special code issued on a plastic card, nicknamed the "biscuit." - U.S. has 2-man rule at nuclear launch facilities & both have to agree it is a valid in order to arm a nuclear weapon. While only president can order release of nuclear weapons, order must be verified by secretary of defense to be an authentic to ensure order came from actual president. - Once all codes have been verified, president may order use of nuclear weapons through Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff to combat commanders & to forces in the field exercising direct control of weapons. Orders are given & then re-verified for authenticity.
(7:43) If you are curious, a very good video has been reacted to by many, because it's well made and concise. The name of the video is: "Cities At Sea, How Aircraft Carriers Work".
Wrong about the cops being "nobs?" in the US. If you treat them with respect they'll do the same to you. If you're combative expect a beat down,it's simple as that.
It's not even close to being that simple. American cops are generally former schoolyard bullies who have gone pro. Because of qualified immunity, they often violate rights, harass, beat, and kill people who were NOT being combative or difficult. The examples of this are legion. They never admit fault when they do wrong and blame their victims just like a wife beater will say, why did you make me hit you. Don't know how cops are where you live but your assessment is nonsense where I live.
As a member of the US Army, I would love to join one of your videos and answer your questions when it comes to military capabilities and what all this means in comparison to the other international military powers.
Most cops over here are chill. You only hear about the interactions that are not chill. And you hear about pretty much every single shooting of an unarmed black person. So name the ones you've heard of - that's about how many there are.
Did you not read everything when you received your American driver's license? It gives you very specific instructions on what to do if you are pulled over and what you agreed to and are required by law to do, for the privilege of having a driver's license.
I live in the US in Louisiana which borders the ocean and has a huge port where cruise ships go in and out daily. I’ve never been on a cruise either. Specifically because so many people go missing off those ships and are usually never found! Cruise ships look like lots of fun and my mom and her sister have been on a few cruises. I’ve been invited but refuse to go because I’m terrified of going missing. I actively discourage my mom and family from going on them because I’m afraid I’ll never see them again!
To the pearl harbor reference... Those were bombers that were struggling to launch off the carrier. Bombers don't take off from carriers due to their size. In order to strike Japan with bombers the USA learned how to strip the weight off of the bombers to where they were able to use the shorter runways.
Regarding cruise ships & the wish that they'd be smaller. It's more efficient & economical to power one big ship than many smaller units, it uses less polluting fuel & you'd need more horizontal space, this filling more water space because you'd have more ships carrying the same number of people, more space between them to reduce collisions, and more manpower to watch & track these boats to direct traffic & watch for problems. Large ships also have entertainment, smaller ships would either forego that part or more entertainers would be hired.
The drone thing, they dont allow it in most towns or over stadiums because its not afraid of streaming things, but using them as some sort of a terrorist attack.
22:40 absolutely not. To launch a nuke from the U.S. there are multiple levels of approval and on top of that you have multiple key carriers and all the keys need to be activated to even set a launch. So even a single conscious person out of dozens could stop a launch if it seemed immoral, illegal, or abborhent.
2:00. The description in the beginning about the US police officers is kind of incorrect. As long as you COMPLY and pull over, the police aren't hostile!! The basic rule is to pull over and not move, roll down the window(s), and let the officer(s) address you FIRST. Don't be reach for the glove compartment to get your car's registration/insurance!! Have the officer request it. For all the officers know in the US, you are concealing drugs and reaching for a gun. AMERICANS know this protocol. This protocol is very foreign to people from other countries.
I’m thinking about your little experience in Jersey and they do that just to be safe because there’s a lot of crime in Jersey sadly and NEVER jump out of the car in the United States. If you get pulled over, AND HOP OUT they will draw guns on you and call for back up.
The red button is just a encrypted call line, and as far as someone crazy send one out its impossible because their are layers in which has to be done in order to launch one, so no some crazy person can't just set one out or off
Aiden's Mom and Daz's wife is a very beautiful woman too. Those 👓 are quite cool. Sophie is a natual young beauty (not caked up with extensions, makeup and cosmetic surgery), so she is getting the attention she deserves. It's okay to acknowledge G's loveliness as well. Here are your flowers, G.🎉
Since this video was made, the military has improved. We have more aircraft. The Gerald R. Ford Super Aircraft carrier has been launched. It's bigger, much faster & nimble in the water to avoid direct hits it uses a magnetic launcher rather than steam that other countries use, & is nuclear powered. This means it can sail for well over a decade without refueling. It only stops to have, either Ariel supplies received & to replace crews. It can otherwise run non-stop. This aircraft was tested to see if it could survive a non direct nuclear blast within a few meters. Stealth tech was successfully stolen by China & Russia but it's still not as good. If you've seen a Marvel movie that shows how they made a Hela-Carrier disappear, the US can now do this on planes. They won't be easily visible using plain sight. New land vehicles are being deployed that use lasers to destroy any shoulder fired RPGs or small shoulder fired rockets before they hit. We have ships that shoot planes with lasers & Satellites that can fire lasers from space, thanks to the creation of a new military branch called space force. There are talks of being able to setup a base on the moon to fire lasers from the moon too. This would be limited since the moon isn't as mobile as a satellite.
The only reason aircraft carriers aren't even larger is because they wouldn't fit in the Panama Canal. B.S. on the ICBMs travelling "a thousand miles above the Earth." The International Space Station is only a few hundred miles up. No one is firing missles that far into space.
Sophie is right about people going missing on cruise ships and the different governments. But the real number of missing people on cruise ships is Ludacris
Most cruise liners do, in fact, have police and cells but have no jurisdiction to charge you with anything. They can only hold you and provide evidence of your guilt at the next port. The jurisdiction of the open ocean on cruises is dicey. I was almost in an awful lot of trouble for paying for drinks with someone else's room key. It was an honest mistake that got cleared up but scared the hell out of everyone involved. I had to get the guy on record with the cruises police that he gave me the card and told me to order the drinks cause he was busy with the lady that was grinding on his lap at the time.
18:07 my family just returned from a visit to London and the UK. They were amazed by the difference in slang so your amazement at our military doesn’t surprise me. The video you were watching is just the tip of the muscle we have. As a US Marine, I can tell you for certain that we are what the demons fear. Look up Marine Quotes. I wish there was a way to email you things about America. It would blow your mind
To answer your question at 10:44 it's what flag is flying over the ship, is owns police is called if there's a murder on a ship...they are know too call the navy of said country if the ship is in another country s port or waters
And if you tried to invade the USA you don't need to worry about the military, we have the most privately owned firearms in the world and are not afraid to use them.
Most every encounter with the Police in the US will go fine if you are Cooperative and simply don't do anything ridiculous. If you're pulled over for driving very recklessly or in a way that clearly endangered others. THEN you can expect an unpleasant encounter with the police.
Not true. For me and you, yes. Most of my friends here in Detroit are black. I've seen them firsthand get harassed while being extremely polite, respectful and doing absolutely nothing wrong to begin with. It's a problem.
Definitely! Just cooperate and be friendly with some patience thrown in and you’ll be fine and on your way in no time. Cops don’t want to ruin your day anymore than you want them to 😅
Carrier landings bring back an old cartoon...the scene: an aircraft carrier with presents scattered all over the flight deck. Several sailors and officers are looking over the stern. The caption reads: "I tried to tell Santa, carrier landings are tricky".
Trump did have a red button in the oval office but all it did was summon someone with a diet coke. He used it to freak people out by pressing it in meetings lmao.
My friend engineers missiles and even sniper bullets like this. We can literally shoot a bullet from a gun through a wall blow up on the other side of the wall!
You are exactly correct, I think Around 150 million people here have guns and many times , often actually people being stopped shoot the cop, a few times a year at least, so they are very firm in many of the stops they make until they are certain you are not hostile.
Being a U.S. Navy veteran, I can honestly say the best sleep I ever had was on board a carrier. The gentle rocking after a 12-18 hour shift put me to sleep like a baby in minutes. Of course, the worst wake up I’ve ever had was when they were doing decommission quals. Max speed and “turning on a dime” in carrier standards was not exactly the wake up call we expected, especially when some of were on the floor after being rolled out of our bunks due to the angle of the turn. Those of us who had a heads up actually tied ourselves into our racks (bunks) to keep from ending up on the deck (floor).
U.S. Medal of honor recipient once said, "We don't care who you are, where you're from, what you believe, or who you love. If you choose to fight the U.S. military, someone else will raise your sons and daughters."
That's what Putin basically said to the rest of the world after invading Ukraine. At the end it's all about nuclear power and as a German I'm not comfortable that we decided to go soft with a clown military
Gangsta af, I kinda like that
You know that War is a hoax? And your Soldiers are Trans Masons? 😅
Before making such a statement get your ntounge out of Ass from JerUSAlem buddy. 🤣
@@GhostDaddy87 US General Paton said too "We don't want you to die for your Country, we want the enemy to die for his"
As a female Navy veteran and my husband is retired US NAVY officer, I laughed at your daughter's reaction to the size and " wanting them to be smaller ". A carrier, the big ships with an air wing, has a crew of 5000!! On a Navy ship there are legal officers, doctors, dentists, and mainly enlisted sailors who do the daily day to day of feeding , caring, cleaning, air craft or ordnance, personnel, pay issues, security etc..They are floating cities who receive supplies, fuel etc from other ships..like a floating store that even delivers weaponry.. all the training and attention to detail is why things work!!!! When you take the oath, you understand the sacrifice. The most important aspect of all the awesomeness is the dedication of every sailor and their family!!! GOD BLESS 🇺🇸 AMERICA, THE 🇬🇧 UK AND you!!!❤❤❤
How many sailors are trained in weapon’s handling? Should the extremely unlikely happen & hundreds of attackers somehow board an aircraft carrier. Is it just security forces or are the vast majority of enlisted trained to shoot guns?
@@scotthill1600 when I went to bootcamp, we had weapons training. The Navy trains constantly. There are plans, contingencies, standing watches ..the chance of getting ONBOARD???😄. That is why every sailor must " pay attention to detail " and understand Generak quarters.. remember Captain Phillips with Tom Hanks? Commercial Shipping invaded by Somalis...who took care of it? The NAVY!--
@@scotthill1600 unlikely you mean impossible.
What was your rate? I’m a quartermaster
Off tangent but her comment on pollution was off as well. Cargo ships cause more pollution than military or cruise vessels. Especially the Nimitz Carriers with the nuclear turbine system
“Give me liberty or give me death” also one of the best quotes in history imo
@aldotheminer6197: “Kids love to rub my leg hairs in the pool” ~FJB
I served in the US ARMY Retired now but still take pride in my service and will still serve if needed
Thank you so much for your service to the country!!!!
Oh Geez. Who would have come to take away the freedom of Mr. Cheeto-munching basement dweller were it not for you?
You've only served the corporate interests of unelected overlords.
I've heard 60-80yr old veteran's say that if America calls them to war, even at their age, they will go. Biggest reason to be afraid of America is it's citizens who are all ready to fight it needed...
go to ukraine, the russians will show you how weak you are.
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The US Navy has the world's 2nd largest "Air Force".
True, and they should know that the _Gerald R Ford_ is operational, at sea. This is an old video.
@@Whoozerdaddy FINALLY :)
American fading Petrodollar mafia empire continues to push war against 2 Nuclear powers
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Supposed to dock in Norway soon the first USA ship in over 60 years
Army is probably number 3. Lol
President Teddy Roosevelt said it best “speak softly, and carrying a big stick”. America has several very large sticks to choose from, and the will power to follow through.
That was when all men were actually men, today not so much.
Another reason, is the amount of armed private citizens being an army on its own. Any foreign country trying to do a land invasion would have to face that on top of everything else. God Bless the 2nd amendment! 👍
the Geneva convention becomes the Geneva suggestion
@@westtell4 exactly. We civvies didn't sign that convention 😈
Behind every blade of grass is an armed citizen. There like 10 guns for every person
I don’t put too much faith in the Gravy Seals Meal Team Six people, but I’m glad we have our trained military.
Count Me In Baby
My classmate in the 6th grade in Hawaii decades ago was the reason our classroom got to visit a US nuclear submarine for a day. His father was the captain of the submarine. They said that they would go underwater for months at at time and go where they would go undetected. My classmate went to some other school after that year because he wasn't there for 7th grade. The life of a military family.
There is NO red button in the White House! 🤣There is a red phone though. To launch any of the Minuteman 3 ICBMs there are a series of steps that no one person can preform. I was stationed at Malmstrom AFB in Montana and guarded the missile silos, so I do know a little of what I'm talking about.
The red phone doesn’t control the Nukes though. If im not mistaken it was originally a direct line to Russia during the Cold War. Not sure if it’s still in affect. President has military officer who follows him and carries briefcase (Nuclear Football) with nuclear codes.
@@joshuaperez2379 You are correct. I guess I should have been clearer on that point.
@@Jml416 It's also located in the Pentagon with a backup in the White House Communications Agency in Maryland.
The nuclear football is to contact whomever needs to be contacted. Weather it be the land based or submarine. President gives his codes while the officer/general uses their codes. Never guarded the silos but am a 10 year marine. I’d say I have a little knowledge on the subject as well
And here I thought you were just a southern small town bumbling sheriff's deputy.
The reason we build our aircraft carriers so big is to accommodate the crews with living quarters, storage facilities for food, and cooking ingrediants, a full fledged industrial kitchen, recreational workout rooms, lots of bathrooms, as well as plenty of hanger space to store aircraft, parts, munitions. You also have to take into account the amount equipment needed to maintain all the systems, from catapult, to emergency landing nets, landing tow cables as well as firefighter equipment in case of deck fire or fire outbreak with in the ship. The Nimitz was the largest class of aircraft carrier until we built the Gerald R. Ford class Super carrier which unlike the Nimitz can house 6000 military personal including their flight crews. We have the best military b/c of the amount of hardships our people went through from American Revolution, American Civil War, 2x World Wars, Vietnam, Korean war, Gulf war, Iraq and Afganistan wars. We pour so much into our military not so we can use it and boast the best in the world, but b/c when the time comes and someone strikes at us, we will have the capability to strike back hard and fast with out causing civilian collateral. One of our Presidents had one of the best policies that still holds true today", Speak softly and carry a big stick, you will go far". In laymens terms " the exercise of intelligent forethought and of decisive action sufficiently far in advance of any likely crisis".
It's all actually to keep war as far from American soil, and global commerce as possible.
The ships are that big so we can kill more enemies that with a smaller vessel. The objective of the military is to kill the enemy and expand the empire.
In the movie Pearl Harbor, the reason they had difficulty launching those planes were because they were long range bombers, so that was very new for them to try to launch a plane that large off of a carrier.
If you are speaking of the Doolittle Raid, it was not only new but some thought it impossible until Doolittle convinced them he could do it and then did.
B-25s are short range not long range bombers.
@@mayorwest3265Same difference.
In the US it's common knowledge to not step out of your car. You may be stepping out with a gun.
It's definitely abnormal to get out of your car when pulled over if not told to.
@@jackkraussyea most people don’t want to get out cuz that on most cases means harsher punishment, ticket, and stern talking to or jus straight up getting arrested
When I was a teen , I was stopped by police on stormy rainy night. I got out of my car and waited for officer. The officer asked why I got out of my car. I told him that if he was going to stand in rain I would too. He smiled and said, thanks and told me to get in my car and be on my way. What did I do wrong? He turned back and said ; your attitude told me all I needed to know. Go home be safe.
Yep, sadly it’s a mix between cops who are trigger happy, as well as the fact that there have been many cases of cops losing their life in sudden unexpected attacks. Even a well trained and experienced cop will have a reaction to you leaving your car quickly.
Something that even ppl here in the US don’t realize, or just forget, is that the USA has the Only ALL Volunteer military…in the world! Every Branch…we choose to serve, we’re not forced to.
I used to work at Newport News Shipbuilding and helped build some Ford Class ships and Virginia Class Submarines. Did an overhaul on the Washington, a Nimitz class.
I work Security a couple blocks away from an Air Force Base here in California. Jets flying overhead. All day. Everyday. Can barely here anything lol however they're quite nice and sometimes helicopters would fly past some of them flying really low too. What's funny is hearing all the car alarms going off when the jets would go by.😅
I live close to Fort Bragg, sometimes it can sound like a small war.
If this is the stuff we know about, imagine all the stuff they don't tell us about.
If the US military comes up with a new weapon,they came up with that plan 10 years ago
Our military in America is definitely strong 🇺🇸
It should be they spend billions of fucking dollars on it each year. Meanwhile, they let all these homeless people build tent cities all over the country.
And yet they didn't see those Chinese balloons LOL
@@Arminius420 they did see them unfortunately not immediately it took a few days 🤬
@@teamcougars I was joking of course they saw them but you're right not immediately
@@Arminius420 it was spotted almost immediately when it entered over the Aleutian Islands but they deemed it low risk because it's altitude was not a risk to commercial traffic and the report was not escalated. Wasn't til it was spotted over Montana by the public that the report was made known. By that point it was regularly near populated areas and they were concerned if they shot it down it'd land on somebody's house. It became more useful to monitor it and intercept its communications to see what China was interested in looking at.
Mark 6:07. One of your guys said in their reaction video that if you're the guy sitting at that RADAR, you must be thinking, "That's a fast Bumble Bee!"
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You guys need to watch flyovers of some of these aircraft’s. They’re incredible
Hate fleet week in San Francisco. Scares the daylights out of everyones’ pets. But you do get an idea of what it would be like to be under attack by these planes. PS, I’m not anti- military; I’m retired from 26 years in the Navy. But I make a difference between doing a job and showing off.
That’s what I’ve said on a few videos! I want the to react to the A-10 😈
I live by March Air Force base in Riverside California. The base had a free air show last month. The elite Blue Angels and several other planes practiced over my house. No one can understand the air power the USA has until you see and hear them fly over your house. The stealth bomber flew over my house. Can't imagine it actually flying through a military mission.
I love it how she’s already told them the story of getting pulled over and they just let her explain it again
G talks, you listen
Always gotta listen to the parents even if you’ve heard the story before
Well, we hadn't heard it before, and I like her stories!
@@shannonbrown309 it was in a few videos previously. It was more detailed the first time, much better!
@@danielp8827 Oh, fair enough then. I don't watch every single video on this channel, just the ones I haven't seen reacted to before, so I must have missed that story. Now I need to hear the longer version. Any chance you remember which video it was?
As far as Navy Ships go.. I am a Retired US Navy Serviceman with 30 years total service...
The basic idea is the weight pushes down to displace the water and the equal and opposite reaction is for the water to push back so to provide buoyancy to the ship so it floats. Now you do have to balance a ship front to back and left to right as to keep as close as you can to a "Zero Bubble" meaning it doesn't lean naturally to the left or right or sit nose down or up wh n it's sitting still.
Carriers have been something both the US and the UK have been masters at building CV's for decades and Franch has also joined that club. The Soviet Union, and later Russia as well as India and recently China have entered into building Carries like the US and UK but have struggled to achieve the experience that Western Nations have... This is based solely on the experience gained over the decades that the US and UK have had with Carriers.
It's always funny to me when China tries to build things. They have a high-speed rail transit system where their trains constantly crash, they have bridges that constantly collapse, they have more floods than my dad's toilet due to poor drainage, etc... It's interesting to think about just how disastrous aircraft carriers will be. Of course they have total dominance over the media there so it's not like we hear about any of these things unless you go to the laowhy86 channel or someone like that with actual experience living in China and with contacts over there that can keep one updated on just how ridiculously poor all their infrastructure is... but yeah. Them trying to build an effective aircraft carrier is quite the hilarious joke, particularly under Xi Jinping.
I've no idea about Russia or India though. Then again I'm sure they could build aircraft carriers 100 times better than the Chinese ones, and still be 10 times worse than the US carriers.
U.S. Army combat veteran Operation Iraqi AND Enduring Freedom, I have been a part of this mighty powerhouse in full action. It's definitely overwhelming, but the ingenuity of those with far less can still be a shock. The only thing is the U.S. has $$$ and can spend as much as they need to make the appropriate upgrades for the battlefield - and thus, is way overwhelming. I flew on UH-60, which is a Blackhawk heli, doing MEDVAC and security detail, which, I'm legally not allowed to disclose. Also, those drones are MASSIVE. Some of them were bigger than some of the aircraft and used the same aircraft runway. Watching the controllers do their missions was some of the coolest stuff I've seen in aviation.
The US sinking so much money into our military allows our allies to not spend nearly as much on theirs. For example: England can afford to only have 2 aircraft carriers, because at the end of the day, they just act as an addition to the US' fleet in any global conflict.
Yes, I would point out to snotty Euros (which fortunately aren't many despite what you may hear) that their welfare states are courtesy of the US taxpayer footing the bill for a job they REALLY should be doing themselves...
they are 60m pop . The USA is 300+m Pop ..you get what you pay for
yeah ill add on that alot is to prop up NATO this is coming from being in and around the real political sphere half my life that weird spot we invaded and that european bloke that left hate comments about it? sorry pal were probably their on your govts behalf
Trump made a good comment about this, we have sunk about 180 billion into Ukraine and at the time Europe was about 25 billion and they are right next door, now after the sleeping giant was awakened in WWII and the economy size America is most likely the bulwark of democracy, but it has been quite some time, I feel countries have gotten too reliant, not to say they have not been good allies because they have backed the US in some places none of us should have been, but the spending is quite lopsided even factoring population, aside from places like Poland and others, and good to see Finland coming with the per capita they put up and hopefully taking the Norway model, security driven.
@@negativezero3107spot on
The pearl harbor movie scene she is talking about is the Doolittle raid and they used land based bombers and that’s why it was so hard to get off the carriers.
It makes me feel secure knowing my country’s military is the strongest in the world
The F22 Raptor fly's like no other jet. It does the most insane maneuvers I've ever seen seen at a military air show.
Officers in the U.S. are generally quite laid back once they assure themselves that you don't pose a threat to them. At least the good, efficient ones are. There are always the bad ones who are impressed with their authority. I was an inhouse counsel for a police force in Washington, DC. We could quickly identify those officers who could defuse a tense situation. If you ever watch the U.S. TV show "Cops" you'll see what I mean.
Aiden's a bit clueless.
Yeah I've met one d*ck head police officer my entire life but that's just my experience.
Also, that was her experience in New Jersey.
I'm just a member of the general public who works Private Security and while off duty I just walked up to a few police officers who were talking and I just said hello. They shook my hand and said hi back and we just started chatting about random stuff. One of em told me his name is Jeff lol. Jeff was cool af.
Unless you're black. A lot changes then.
8:04- That’s because 1) it’s a movie! So a lot of that isn’t real. And 2) in the movie they were laughing planes that weren’t designed to fly off of that. All of those were bombers. Normally only fighters (way smaller) fly off of them
Your description of United States, police officers is a little unfair. We definitely have bad apples in the bunch however, most police officers are very courteous, professional, and polite but if you give them a hard time, you’re gonna find yourself in the middle of a hard time. Over here they have to worry about a population that has a lot of fire arms and are very open to use them irresponsibly too.
If they cover-up or give unfair preference or just refuse to cooperate in helping prosecute illegal actions performed by other police officers they're just as guilty. And since the few who have not done what I describe have had to flee the country, change their names, and go into hiding from death threats and attempted assassinations there aren't many genuinely good police officers in the US.
@@nochannel1q2321 no, what you say is very rare. The people you’re talking about is so rare it’s not even worth mentioning because we have hundreds of thousands of police officers in this country and most of them are good honest people. We definitely do have more cop haters then police officers in this country because they prejudice their view of all police officers on the stories of the few bad ones and you’re part of that group. A vast majority of United States citizens agree with me, not you prejudiced cop haters.
@@robertdysonn Please begin listing news articles where police officers have actively given statements regarding illegal behavior of colleagues and/or testified in court against them. There're roughly 1m active LEAs in the US at any given time so you should be able to find tons of examples to demonstrate how wrong I am per month, if not just more easily by what would have to be hundreds of examples per year.
It doesn't matter if the majority of the public agree with your opinion (and you don't present any evidence that they do); my statement is backed up by evidence and is thus objectively correct.
OMG sophie you have never looked better than you do right now in this outfit!!
Hard to really describe the size of carriers, basically horizontal skyscrapers
As an American, USMC Veteran, AND a woman, I enjoy watching/listening to what other folks from other Countries think regarding our Rights, the 'Second Amendment' usually being a very hot-button topic!
Any enemy fortunate enough to get past/through our military, is THEN going to have to handle many *MILLIONS* of us who have more personal firearms, than any other military on the planet! Most of us are also former Military/Law Enforcement, Hunters, Shooters, Archers, Trappers, and we know our territory/terrain better than any invader.
I'd pity the Fools, except if they take it that far, they'll have earned exactly what happens to them, next!
It's a very simple concept, but one that far too many choose to ignore/deny- WE are the single best 'First Responders' to any threat. No one else is there, at that moment, when someone is trying to harm/kill you or others, which is why our 2A matters in a Civilian engagement.
Of course, that's not why our 2A was acknowledged (NOT 'Allowed/Permitted!'). It is in our Bill of Rights for the sole reason to keep our govt. from going rogue, corrupt, traitorous against the American People.
As an American i was looking at that map of our naval carriers and the deplyment and all i could think is "sorry canada...we need to get to Alaska, dont mind us"
Mark 10:00. Sophie! Then, "American Cruise Lines" is for you! As well as that one that advertises for the European version. They're river cruises on much smaller ships! The old-style paddle wheelers look like floating house porches, but the modern ones look like smaller versions of the ocean liners and cruise ships.
By the way! Ships made to cross big oceans are built with stronger bows and hulls to withstand the waves. Coastal cruise ships aren't built that way!
"Lift" is how airplanes fly. "Displacement" is how boats and ships float. 🚢
Regarding the conversation in the beginning, about US cops, even as a US Marine veteran, when I've been pulled over, I get a bit nervous because I don't know what to expect from the cop in terms of his/her level of fear, level of professionalism and level of ego. I haven't been pulled over much in my 31 years of driving, but every time it's a bit of a crapshoot whether you're gonna deal with an actual professional, or someone who is scared to death of their own shadow and therefore very dangerous.
The last time I was pulled over, 4 years ago, for supposedly barely running a red light (I fully believe I made it, but didn't bother fighting it in court), when he finally flipped on his lights about 2000 meters down the road, I immediately pulled over. And then, after him shouting orders like "turn off your vehicle and place your keys on the dashboard and keep your hands on top of the steering wheel" over the loudspeaker, he got out and approached my vehicle so extremely cautiously, practically halfway crouched, with his hand on his sidearm the entire time, as if I was gonna bust out with frags and a machine gun, as if he's in a literal warzone. If I had combat related PTSD, that may have triggered flashbacks to be honest. As I saw him approaching in that manner, my anxiety increased significantly (plus I have a diagnosed severe case of anxiety disorder to begin with), because he came off as very unpredictable. He's armed with a pistol and a taser after all, and I think I'd possibly die from getting hit by a taser due to the heart related health issues I have, and US cops seem to have a tendency to use tasers just for being disrespected in their minds at times.
He was also a totally disrespectful dick to me, for no real reason, despite my treating him with absolutely unearned and undeserved respect, and I found his behavior to be an overcompensation for his feelings of ineptitude as a man, though ironically to me his actions came off as those of a scared little boy with a badge. And this was in a decent low crime part of the Disneyland resort area, and I'm white, so imagine how minorities must feel in that situation.
On a side note, if you visit Disneyland, be wary of the Anaheim Police Department. They have a bad reputation for a reason. A mile down the road from Disneyland, where I live in Garden Grove, the GG police department is actually pretty chill in comparison. I would suggest that you don't justify this kind of behavior from the police due to the possibility of being shot (as you did in this video). Cops VERY rarely get killed in the line of duty, and when they do, it's usually traffic accidents when they're running red lights to pursue a suspect or rush to a call (I lower the volume of my music whenever I approach an intersection, just in case, so I can hear sirens, but most people likely don't). It's not shootings. That's not what it's about. It's about a very bad culture within a lot of police departments. Some departments are reasonable and professional and feel they serve the citizens of the city (which is the actual case), and some are fascistic and consider the citizens of their city to be subordinate to them (as in the case of the Anaheim PD). It all comes from the attitudes at the top within those departments, and the hiring standards within those individual departments. Most combat troops don't even act as scared in an actual combat zone as some cops do in situations that are much safer (as in the situation I described during my last traffic stop). Don't excuse their fear. It's unfounded. The ones full of fear picked the wrong line of work apparently. Thankfully they didn't go infantry in the Army or Marines though (and I guarantee that's the case with the "bad apples" because if they were combat vets, they wouldn't be so constantly terrified), because those ego-based attitudes and fears will compromise missions and get a lot of their fellow troops killed.
"Just two?!?" Sophie and Gaynor not feeling too safe over there now. They might defect to the US. 🤣
Ever hear of nato?
@@ZuluGamingSeries Yes I have, are you going somewhere with this?
My husband was a navy pilot. He tells a story about landing in an aircraft carrier being like landing on a postage stamp. It takes brave men and women to do that everyday.
As an American 🇺🇸🦅 I would say sting British reactions is nice to see
It's a phone not a button and there's a whole process to even getting to launching a nuke.
Gaynor, Cops don't just go around here in the US shooting people. Just be polite and you will have no problems here in the US. Your problem was you were pulled over in NJ, the armpit of the USA.
I like that he was like "can you imagine how heavy that is? look at all the planes on it"
Ignoring the fact that like 20 seconds ago they said its displacement was 100,000 TONS!!!!!!!!
I did construction work on a military base next to a runway the size of these planes that carry things like tanks is crazy to see them take off.
Forgive me if i am misremembering who said this but Admiral Yamamoto of Imperial Japan when trying to explain why they should not pick a fight with the USA he said something along the lines of "there is a firearm behind every blade of grass"
There are not 70 aircraft on top they are also located under the deck in hangers. They are stored underneath and brought to the deck on a massive elevator. They pretty awesome. They hold around 5000 crew members it literally a floating city.
As far as launching a nuclear attack, the President of the United States has a briefcase with updated launch codes, which are carried by a military office nearby at all times. These match codes in the locked box of the bombers and missile silos and submarines. The codes are transmitted via secure means to the proper military authorities who pass the launch signals to the weapons deployers. There is no chance of an accidental launch.
When the top 5 largest factions/branches in terms of aircraft numbers are: US Air Force, US Army, RU Air Force, US Navy, and Chinese Air Force, that gives you an idea of how massive the US military is.
I’m pretty sure the exact order is
US Air Force
US Navy
Chinese Air Force
US Army
Russian Federation Air Force
Not certain of this tho
U.S cops aren’t “Unreasonable”, Aiden. The UK has a problem with knives so at least in The US, you get a cop with a gun instead of a cop who throws a whistle at you because that’s the only weapon they have.
Cops in the UK have guns too. Just not all of them. If there is a treat, they send the armed police to deal with it.
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Actually, only police in Northern Ireland carry guns all the time. In the rest of The Uk, only specialized police units carry guns, ie: Royal Protection Officers
Sophie cracks me up lol. A bunch of little cruise boats would likely cause just as much if not more pollution than just one big one haha…I’d live to have my own private yacht rather than going on the big ship though to be fair lol
Other countries: you don't need to mess with America because America will mess with you.
The laws here are quite strict for drones, you have to be certain distances away from people or building and airports. You also need a license to fly any drone over 250g and to get that you have to sit an online test.
There are still plenty of places you can use them though.
As an engineer at Lockheed Martin in Colorado i can vouch America will always be top dog
The majority of law abiding American citizens like myself go about their day unarmed, it’s just too much trouble to carry around a heavy firearm all the time. most criminals carry their guns illegally. and some citizens have open/concealed carry permits.
A pistol isnt heavy. I cc everyday and it gives me peace of mind. Especially with how crazy and dangerous the us has gotten
@@MsOpium I'm a trucker and I carry every day I can
@@Redbikemaster better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it! Stay safe!
@@MsOpium got that right. Stay strapped or get clapped.
Don't worry my British friends were also protecting you..
In all my years of driving custom cars and getting pulled over I have never once had an aggressive officer, and I grew up in a city where police are kind of notorious for not playing games. I have had a few that you could tell were kind of d*cks or in a bad mood, but never was approached with yelling demands or guns drawn. You really only see that after a criminal has resisted or ran or is known to be armed and dangerous.
It is 100% against protocol and could land an officer in some hot water. I think someone has watched too many US cop shows where they are chasing criminals. The overwhelming majority of US police are going to be friendly and if not stern but fair.
Your anecdotal experience can't speak for everyone everywhere in America.
Yeah same here, I was pulled over in my Lotus, and was carrying as well. I told the cop and he said, "OK. I'm going to have you exit the vehicle slowly". Since I'm 6'2" that's kind of a given...When I did, he removed the gun from the holster, and we were talking guns for about 10 minutes as my primary carry gun was the same as his off-duty weapon. Instead of 12 over, I got cited for 5 over...
Because you’re white mate
@@andrew348 true, but the majority of bad situations with cops come from the people being pulled over acting entitled
@@andrew348his anecdotal experience speaks for the majority of Americans.
There is only 1 reason - Ukraine is their very good friend. Thank you USA for all support to Ukraine! Greetings from Latvia!
On BeHaLF of the United States, I'd Like to say, You're Very & Most Welcome . . . Sending Positive Energy and Vibes to you and your Country. I HoPe things over there ends VERY SOON, So that yall can Continue to Live Freely and safely... Keep up The Good Fight
Ukraine isn't our friend
From USA thank you for our friendship!
Have you never seen Top Gun?
There's now TWO of them!
I love the British people and could listen to them talk all day.🤣👍🏻 Them and the French make even cursing sound elegant. 🤣Unfortunately I'm from Boston and our accent makes us sound like uneducated goofs.🤣owell, nobody's perfect. 🤷🏽♂️Bless you all, stay safe friends.
There is a military officer who goes everywhere the US President goes, he has a briefcase handcuffed to him and that's the Nuclear Launch device... it's referred to as the Nuclear Football
Well in the next few days we should be seeing a Aircraft carrier video soon. lol. One thing many do not know is the US actually has over 22 carriers some are small and classified as other types of ships. The US Navy Ghost fleet is another good topic no one that i know of has reacted to.
As for cruise ships and jurisdiction. Once you are out of territorial/in international waters the laws you fall under are according to the flag the ship sails under. Lets say you are on a US flagged ship but are in UK waters. You would fall under UK law. But once you are in international waters you fall under US laws, again because of the flag the ship is sailing under. They do have security on the ship and a brig. I only know this because I am a Captain/marine engineer for over 20 years.
Thank you for your service, sir! O>
When you spoke about your friend being amazed that a plane can fly being so heavy, the more amazing part is watching how much the wings flex in flight. All of that weight and the wings are flopping around loosely despite holding all of the weight. It really is amazing.
“ Police officers in England will be reasonable if you’re reasonable “
Same thing with American cops aiden. Thanks gaynor for pointing out to him on how American cops have to deal with very different circumstances. British cops don’t have to worry about getting shot at like Americans cops do. Seems like aiden may have drank the social media kool aid when it comes to clips of American police brutality. Americans cops are overwhelmingly chill and the majority of interactions are positive.
Very true. Social media and the mainstream "media" only highlight when cops do something very aggressive and then almost always leave out the part the civilian played in the interaction. Basically aside from an exception from time to time, like 8 or 10 times per year in a nation of 330 millions people, the "victim" gave the cops no choice. They love to make the cops look bad. Sure, like any profession there are bad cops but that's not the overwhelming majority of them.
There are bad cops but yes majority of our cops are good people just trying 2 do their job and make it home to their families
I wish every cop was “chill” like that but it ain’t true.
How many run-ins with the cops have you had to make you an expert on the matter? Also, I wonder WHY American cops have to worry about getting shot at... Hmm...
@@mpz771 As Bill Burr say's ''can you at least admit that every ass kicking doesn't just fall out of the f*cking sky?'"
There is no red button in Oval Office (president's office). (In the 1960s there was a red telephone hotline that connected directly to Moscow, Russia.)
There is a "Situation Room" in basement of White House where most U.S. military operations are launched with national security officers & representatives from all branches of military present.
U.S. has "Nuclear Football" which is a briefcase used by president to communicate & authorize a nuclear attack while he is away from command centers, such as White House Situation Room or Presidential Emergency Operations Center. There are 4 things in the Football.
#1 - Black Book containing retaliatory options
#2 - book listing classified site locations where president could be taken in an emergency
#3 - manila folder with description of procedures for Emergency Alert System
#4 - 3" x 5" card [7.5 × 13 cm] with authentication codes to release nuclear weapons.
There is a 2nd nuclear football with "gold codes" to launch nuclear weapons that vice president has with him when he travels.
Process to launch a nuclear weapon have several steps & isn't just pushing a button. There are rules & procedures to followed.
- If president decides to use nuclear weapons, nuclear football briefcase would be opened.
- Command signal "watch" alert would be issued to Joint Chiefs of Staff (heads of each division of military).
- President reviews options with military & decides on a plan of a single cruise missile to multiple ICBMs.
- Military aide contacts National Military Command Center & prepare 2nd strike, & transmits valid nuclear launch code to all operational nuclear delivery systems.
- 2-person verification procedure would precede entering of codes.
- Before order can be processed by military, president must be positively identified using a special code issued on a plastic card, nicknamed the "biscuit."
- U.S. has 2-man rule at nuclear launch facilities & both have to agree it is a valid in order to arm a nuclear weapon. While only president can order release of nuclear weapons, order must be verified by secretary of defense to be an authentic to ensure order came from actual president.
- Once all codes have been verified, president may order use of nuclear weapons through Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff to combat commanders & to forces in the field exercising direct control of weapons. Orders are given & then re-verified for authenticity.
(7:43) If you are curious, a very good video has been reacted to by many, because it's well made and concise. The name of the video is: "Cities At Sea, How Aircraft Carriers Work".
This video should be called the five reasons why you should fear the United states
Wrong about the cops being "nobs?" in the US.
If you treat them with respect they'll do the same to you.
If you're combative expect a beat down,it's simple as that.
Okay copsucker. 😂😂😂
Not so
It's not even close to being that simple. American cops are generally former schoolyard bullies who have gone pro. Because of qualified immunity, they often violate rights, harass, beat, and kill people who were NOT being combative or difficult. The examples of this are legion. They never admit fault when they do wrong and blame their victims just like a wife beater will say, why did you make me hit you. Don't know how cops are where you live but your assessment is nonsense where I live.
@@jackiearcher7738very much so
Well one positive note. Our brothers and sisters across the pond are always with us so our military will always be your military.
As a member of the US Army, I would love to join one of your videos and answer your questions when it comes to military capabilities and what all this means in comparison to the other international military powers.
Most cops over here are chill. You only hear about the interactions that are not chill. And you hear about pretty much every single shooting of an unarmed black person. So name the ones you've heard of - that's about how many there are.
You guys should react to the A-10 Warthog aircraft. It’s essentially a flying tank.
I just love the fact that they built the gun first and then tried to figure out a way to make it fly, it's the most American shit ever. lol
@@Kat957 blew my mind when I found out General Electric makes the gun lol
Big plane gun go BRRRRRRRRRR
@@psycho42069 🤮tfw the A-10 get's replaced by a prop plane
Everywhere else plane has gun in the US gun has plane
It’s almost impossible to fall overboard on a modern cruise ship. That’s why most missing people are investigated as murder on ships
Unless alcohol is involved.
Did you not read everything when you received your American driver's license? It gives you very specific instructions on what to do if you are pulled over and what you agreed to and are required by law to do, for the privilege of having a driver's license.
I live in the US in Louisiana which borders the ocean and has a huge port where cruise ships go in and out daily. I’ve never been on a cruise either. Specifically because so many people go missing off those ships and are usually never found! Cruise ships look like lots of fun and my mom and her sister have been on a few cruises. I’ve been invited but refuse to go because I’m terrified of going missing. I actively discourage my mom and family from going on them because I’m afraid I’ll never see them again!
You’ve never heard of people that are terminal going on cruises getting drunk and falling overboard?
To the pearl harbor reference... Those were bombers that were struggling to launch off the carrier. Bombers don't take off from carriers due to their size. In order to strike Japan with bombers the USA learned how to strip the weight off of the bombers to where they were able to use the shorter runways.
Regarding cruise ships & the wish that they'd be smaller. It's more efficient & economical to power one big ship than many smaller units, it uses less polluting fuel & you'd need more horizontal space, this filling more water space because you'd have more ships carrying the same number of people, more space between them to reduce collisions, and more manpower to watch & track these boats to direct traffic & watch for problems. Large ships also have entertainment, smaller ships would either forego that part or more entertainers would be hired.
The drone thing, they dont allow it in most towns or over stadiums because its not afraid of streaming things, but using them as some sort of a terrorist attack.
It seems that the Mom generalizes every experience she ever had in the United States to the entire country.
22:40 absolutely not. To launch a nuke from the U.S. there are multiple levels of approval and on top of that you have multiple key carriers and all the keys need to be activated to even set a launch. So even a single conscious person out of dozens could stop a launch if it seemed immoral, illegal, or abborhent.
Nice glasses Gaynor they look good on you 👍🤓
2:00. The description in the beginning about the US police officers is kind of incorrect. As long as you COMPLY and pull over, the police aren't hostile!! The basic rule is to pull over and not move, roll down the window(s), and let the officer(s) address you FIRST. Don't be reach for the glove compartment to get your car's registration/insurance!! Have the officer request it. For all the officers know in the US, you are concealing drugs and reaching for a gun. AMERICANS know this protocol. This protocol is very foreign to people from other countries.
I’m thinking about your little experience in Jersey and they do that just to be safe because there’s a lot of crime in Jersey sadly and NEVER jump out of the car in the United States. If you get pulled over, AND HOP OUT they will draw guns on you and call for back up.
The red button is just a encrypted call line, and as far as someone crazy send one out its impossible because their are layers in which has to be done in order to launch one, so no some crazy person can't just set one out or off
Aiden's Mom and Daz's wife is a very beautiful woman too. Those 👓 are quite cool. Sophie is a natual young beauty (not caked up with extensions, makeup and cosmetic surgery), so she is getting the attention she deserves. It's okay to acknowledge G's loveliness as well. Here are your flowers, G.🎉
I've had these fly over me and you can feel it in your soul. It's actually pretty frightening
Since this video was made, the military has improved. We have more aircraft. The Gerald R. Ford Super Aircraft carrier has been launched. It's bigger, much faster & nimble in the water to avoid direct hits it uses a magnetic launcher rather than steam that other countries use, & is nuclear powered. This means it can sail for well over a decade without refueling. It only stops to have, either Ariel supplies received & to replace crews. It can otherwise run non-stop. This aircraft was tested to see if it could survive a non direct nuclear blast within a few meters. Stealth tech was successfully stolen by China & Russia but it's still not as good. If you've seen a Marvel movie that shows how they made a Hela-Carrier disappear, the US can now do this on planes. They won't be easily visible using plain sight. New land vehicles are being deployed that use lasers to destroy any shoulder fired RPGs or small shoulder fired rockets before they hit. We have ships that shoot planes with lasers & Satellites that can fire lasers from space, thanks to the creation of a new military branch called space force. There are talks of being able to setup a base on the moon to fire lasers from the moon too. This would be limited since the moon isn't as mobile as a satellite.
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The only reason aircraft carriers aren't even larger is because they wouldn't fit in the Panama Canal.
B.S. on the ICBMs travelling "a thousand miles above the Earth." The International Space Station is only a few hundred miles up. No one is firing missles that far into space.
Sophie is right about people going missing on cruise ships and the different governments. But the real number of missing people on cruise ships is Ludacris
Ludicrous is the word you want.
@@carlablair9898 I am pretty sure Luda is missing.
@@carlablair9898 your really that person 😂 🤦🏻♀️
Most cruise liners do, in fact, have police and cells but have no jurisdiction to charge you with anything. They can only hold you and provide evidence of your guilt at the next port. The jurisdiction of the open ocean on cruises is dicey. I was almost in an awful lot of trouble for paying for drinks with someone else's room key. It was an honest mistake that got cleared up but scared the hell out of everyone involved. I had to get the guy on record with the cruises police that he gave me the card and told me to order the drinks cause he was busy with the lady that was grinding on his lap at the time.
18:07 my family just returned from a visit to London and the UK. They were amazed by the difference in slang so your amazement at our military doesn’t surprise me. The video you were watching is just the tip of the muscle we have. As a US Marine, I can tell you for certain that we are what the demons fear.
Look up Marine Quotes.
I wish there was a way to email you things about America. It would blow your mind
Did you win any wars after Iraq? I don't remember.
To answer your question at 10:44 it's what flag is flying over the ship, is owns police is called if there's a murder on a ship...they are know too call the navy of said country if the ship is in another country s port or waters
Actually your experience with the police is only found like that in large cities. In 95% of the USA it is pretty calm and friendly.
And if you tried to invade the USA you don't need to worry about the military, we have the most privately owned firearms in the world and are not afraid to use them.
Most every encounter with the Police in the US will go fine if you are Cooperative and simply don't do anything ridiculous. If you're pulled over for driving very recklessly or in a way that clearly endangered others. THEN you can expect an unpleasant encounter with the police.
Not true. For me and you, yes. Most of my friends here in Detroit are black. I've seen them firsthand get harassed while being extremely polite, respectful and doing absolutely nothing wrong to begin with. It's a problem.
Definitely! Just cooperate and be friendly with some patience thrown in and you’ll be fine and on your way in no time. Cops don’t want to ruin your day anymore than you want them to 😅
@@nathanlawson313 Where?..right in Detroit? where the Justice system is largely populated with Black Citizens??
Carrier landings bring back an old cartoon...the scene: an aircraft carrier with presents scattered all over the flight deck. Several sailors and officers are looking over the stern. The caption reads: "I tried to tell Santa, carrier landings are tricky".
Trump did have a red button in the oval office but all it did was summon someone with a diet coke. He used it to freak people out by pressing it in meetings lmao.
My friend engineers missiles and even sniper bullets like this. We can literally shoot a bullet from a gun through a wall blow up on the other side of the wall!
You are exactly correct, I think Around 150 million people here have guns and many times , often actually people being stopped shoot the cop, a few times a year at least, so they are very firm in many of the stops they make until they are certain you are not hostile.
9:08 you all have amazing points but one question you should ask is how can something that big and heavy move that fast
how are you real?
Being a U.S. Navy veteran, I can honestly say the best sleep I ever had was on board a carrier. The gentle rocking after a 12-18 hour shift put me to sleep like a baby in minutes. Of course, the worst wake up I’ve ever had was when they were doing decommission quals. Max speed and “turning on a dime” in carrier standards was not exactly the wake up call we expected, especially when some of were on the floor after being rolled out of our bunks due to the angle of the turn. Those of us who had a heads up actually tied ourselves into our racks (bunks) to keep from ending up on the deck (floor).
I never thought I would miss being underway but there are days I do shipmate. USS Enteprise CVN65 and USS Eisenhower CVN69 07-13
“Press a red button” “how do planes stay in the air and boats afloat” you’re lucky you have us lmaoo
The US president has a military officer who follows him around with a briefcase that controls the nuclear weapons. It’s called the Nuclear Football.