Great. Just Great! Look at what our $$ millions for each tank gets us . . . .

You want to see first hand how we’ve been getting bilked by the Military-industrial complex?   Our Abrams tanks . . .  you know, our main battle tanks . . .  can’t go up hills in the snow.  They skid and slide backwards.

This is what Six to nine MILLION DOLLARS EACH buys us?  

This is the quality and engineering excellence of the American Military industrial complex?  Friggin pathetic.

Watch:

With weapons systems like this, would be even be able to defend our own country . . . in the winter????

Gee, sorry China, you have to wait until Spring to invade us because our tanks can’t go up hills in snow.

Source: halturnerradioshow.com

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