Lori Siegel

You could see this every time that we are in one of these types of conflicts, but we didn't prepare properly.

At the end of the day, we had a ton of confidence in our interceptors, imperial hubris, a tale as old as time, right?

That's the tragedy of it.

And now you have tens of thousands of troops working remotely.

God help us if some hacker or something takes out internet access.

Now what?

I hope it works out.

I hope Starlink keeps working up there.

It doesn't take much.

Actually, just think about the actual problem with that.

And then also you have all this dispersal, which causes kinds of chaos.

You have also the humiliation of having to evacuate a large base.

By the way, as I just said earlier, this shows you how having these large concentrated bases, aircraft carriers, et cetera, probably not the way that you want to be prepared.

Oops, that's the way our intelligence

entire empire is structured right now, very vulnerable to attacks and to tactics like this, which every military in the world who's an adversary of the United States will now be studying for all time.

So you can just see how the script for the next big one, you can study this very easily, the vulnerabilities.

Do we really trust our military industrial complex and our

leaders to make any changes, they're going to keep buying these multimillion-dollar weapon systems.

They're going to keep investing in these things, even with the interceptors.

They're going to spend $15 million to shoot down a $10,000 drone, probably even more.