Ryan McBeth
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379 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 19 Sep
Ryan McBeth’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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They're not going to be chopped up into razor blades, some ignominious.
And they will go down to the bottom of the sea as a training tool for our sailors and the sailors of our partner nations.
People will learn from this.
And the crews, the former crews of that ship, will be beaming with pride knowing that future sailors will become better sailors after these ships are sunk.
That's great.
I don't know why they're sunken in far deeper water.
I'm sure if you have one of those submersibles, you can go down and look at it.
But I would certainly say it's going to become a nice place for fish.
But you want to sink these things out at sea far enough that you're not going to have any kind of maritime hazard.
And these ships are also stripped of everything dangerous.
So chemicals are cleaned and all that before they're actually used as targets.
Yeah, you know, I'm not going to call this the beginning of the end, but it certainly could be the beginning of the middle.
And Ukraine still has a long way to go.
But so far, Russia has never had to face direct consequences for its actions in Ukraine.
Unless you knew personally somebody who was a soldier, a lot of wartime Russia looked...
Not very much different than the United States during the global war on terror, where the only time the war actually affected you was when you knew someone who was killed or injured and everyone else just kind of went about their lives.
A couple of things like Western companies shut down in Russia.
It was harder to get things like microchips.
But for the most part, the average Russian wouldn't even notice what was going on.
And now with Ukraine specifically targeting refineries, which will raise the price of gas and make it a lot more difficult for Russia to gain tax revenue.
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