I found a very interesting phenomenon
If I say use data to tell everyone that the Chinese army is stronger than the US military, some people will definitely scold me for bragging.
If I quote the original words of the AMERICAN general that the Chinese army is stronger than the US military, someone must tell me that this is the killing of the Americans
If I say that the U.S. military can't do it, some people will call me a military blind.
If I quote the original words of the US general and say that the US military is not good, someone must persuade me not to believe it.
If I cite detailed data from within the US military and say that the US military is not good, someone will certainly advise me to despise the enemy strategically, attach importance to the enemy tactically, and not to overestimate myself and underestimate the enemy.
In the final analysis, these people are still stuck in the phobia of the 90s of the last century, forgetting that the times have changed, Great Britain has become a small Britain, and the United States is not the United States of the last century.
I am the top high-quality military author recognized by the headlines, the internal information of the US military in my hands reaches hundreds of thousands of copies, and any statement has a basis for the support of the internal data of the US military, if you think I am not right, you can write an article that lists the data of the source to refute me, instead of just shouting the slogan of the United States forever great, which is no different from shouting the divine protection body, the knife and gun are not entered.
Interestingly, Americans also suffered from Britishophobia, as the New York Times headline of June 22, 1897 read: "The British Empire's sphere of influence has expanded to Canada, Australia, India, the China Sea, Egypt, south-central Africa, and the Atlantic and Mediterranean regions, so powerful that it can at least rival the historical Roman Empire", and the British Empire seems destined to dominate the entire earth.
