I just want to giggle at Phil's autism in not even giving a single fucking iota of time to actually researching anything or being properly referential. So I'm actually researching a little bit so you can get a geographic context for all this fucking shit (because I hate you all and want you to suffer with me. According to our Hoovstorical Records,
Australatina is situated roughly off the coast of Newfoundland. Keep this in mind.
So basically, Trump invaded Canada and... there wasn't any resistance? At all? Despite the fact that this would be a blatant infringement of Canadian sovereignty?
According to it's
2009 CIA factbook a grand total of 1.2 million Austistics (or whatever the fuck they'd call themselves) are currently serving in the armed forces actively with a further 5.3 million in reserve, out of roughly 106 million living in the nation. So either Australatina has suffered a massive population decrease (likely refugees flooding into the US and Canada to escape white 'resettlement' programs, collectivized labor, or a civil war), massive (and I mean massive) budget and personnel cuts to the military, or Phil is a exceptional potato and cannot into even his own fictional country.
For that matter I don't really know what the 'everyone else who in uniform' is. I'm assuming 'Isn't in uniform' is what he meant because why not. It fits with this sort of power fantasy shit he has going. The workers rally to the cause - and for how long?
This is fucking exceptional for several reasons. Firstly, apparently his entire country has mobilized for three weeks but the US hasn't sent any reinforcements? What about the economic blockade? Shouldn't with everyone not in uniform now digging holes already crippling the economy, three weeks of possibly being deprived of food, water, or you know, medical supplies have caused large scale civil unrest inside the nation? Venezuela's state of anarchy would be small potatoes compared to Tatertopia's massive amount of armed men and women starving.
Taking out 80% of the US airforce (that happens to be in striking range of Autisticstan) on the ground is dumb as shit because there's no fucking way after three weeks of build up, probably constant CAP's and oh yeah, one of the best RADAR networks on the planet (NORAD) keenly looking out for any hint of an attack in the area.
So, you're trying to take out a US carrier group with airstrikes.
In the words of some anon on /k/:
Yeah, no, not happening. Here's what I imagine happens.
Lt. Bob: "So the Autties have planes incoming, about 150 miles out."
Ensign Smith: "Oh, does the E-2 have them painted?"
Lt. Bob smiles and tells him yes.
*SM-6's intercept at mach 3.5 from over the horizon*
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Also, with strikes having taken place on Canadian and American soil, Article 5 just kicked in. NATO response is imminent. The Frenchies also have a carrier, and would love to go 'HON HON HON' with their canards. The non-nuclear theater strikes are... odd. I can't think of any US weapon outside of Tomahawks (which have an average deviation of 2 meters tops off target) that would fit this profile. Also even if Tomahawks are low flying and subsonic, intercepting 85% of them sounds absolutely exceptional, especially with what happened a few months earlier in Syria.
But wait, there's more :autism:!
Ah yes, by day 3 of the air war apparently the US has not shifted in Patriot missiles or more planes and has somehow run out of A2A munitions. Also violent protests in the street after we get bombed? Did Phil forget about 9/11 and the fucking national unity it brings? Strategic bombing does not reduce the will of the populace to fight - if anything it hardens it.
The Kursk shit doesn't make sense and NATO has treaty obligations - you can't just say no to those, especially when fucking CANADA is being invaded. Also a land invasion through Canada. In Newfoundland. In the Avalon peninsula. For someone as autistic about cartography as Phil is, he's forgotten a really important point about Kursk.
Kursk: Large, wide open steppe land with no water obstructions and long sight lines. Really good for tanks
Avalon Peninsula: Rugged. Full of hills, fjords, forests, rivers, lakes and ravines. Really terrible for tanks
The ADF would get slaughtered, especially with well trained defenders fighting from positions probably marked, dug, sighted, and prepared for three fucking weeks.
>Paratroopers and marines landing in Nova Scotia, far away from any population center or strategic location
>Somehow this along with more strategic bombing ends the war
What the fuck is this shit, this is some Tom Krautman/William Lind levels of absolutely pants on head exceptional conflict. I would actually say that
Victoria: A Novel of Fourth Generational Warfare has a more believable plot than this. That is something I never ever in my entire life believed I could in good conscious say.
I spent more time on my counterpoints and digging up a single copypasta I'd saved a year or two ago than phil did when even thinking about this. I need booze. Lots of booze.