by Olivia Murray
American Thinker
Carte blanche checks to cross-dressing globalists running one of the most corrupt government cartels in the world? What could possibly go wrong?
In April of 2022, Reuters ran an article on the status of a particular American munition—thanks to Joe Biden’s willingness to empty American stores for Volodymyr Zelenskyy and the war in Ukraine, the stock of Raytheon’s “Stinger” missile was dwindling, and “re-stocking challenges” had appeared on the horizon. A month later, in May, Axios reported this:
The U.S. Army awarded Raytheon Technologies a $624 million contract to produce 1,300 Stinger anti-aircraft missiles to replenish its stock after sending around 1,400 of the missile systems to Ukraine in response to Russia’s unprovoked invasion.
Doing some quick math, that means that after forcing the taxpayer to eat whatever the initial cost was to first stock the missiles that were handed over pro gratis, each replaced missile comes with a price tag of around $480,000. Yet, as it turns out, there’s a much cheaper solution; here’s this, from Remix News: