Ryan McBeth

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Digital Social Hour · Ryan Mcbeth: Trump Isn’t Pro-Russia. The Real Problem Is Inside the Pentagon | DSH #1571 · 15 Oct 2025 podcast

It was a parade that they used to celebrate their victory over Japan in 1945.

And we saw a lot of new Chinese equipment, some which might be VizMods or visually modified equipment.

isn't actually real but they're making it look like it's real um they marched really well i know a lot of people look at our military and they look at the parade that uh president trump did for the army's birthday and their marching wasn't great the uh the old guard their marching was spot on because that's what they do no right old guard they march all the time their marching was great uh the um

Regular Army, some are good, some are okay, but we spend all our time training.

And so when you look at China and these guys are marching in perfect step, you know, like, well, that's because they spent three months rehearsing that.

So what are they not doing during those other three months?

Training.

It is a lot of optics.

Another thing I noticed was that a lot of the vehicles looked visually modified in the sense that they didn't have anchor points.

So on many military vehicles, you want to have these little, these cleats so you can tie down equipment, tie down pioneer gear, like picks, axes, shovels, extra equipment.

You would tie it off to a certain place.

So looking at some of their equipment, they didn't have those tie downs.

So to me, that's an indicator of this isn't actually a ready piece of equipment.

This is something that they put into service just for this parade to drag a missile.

Interesting.

And I think they certainly do.

One interesting thing was their new rifle was the QBZ-191, which kind of looks like an HK416.

Hmm.

Now, granted, there's only so many ways to make a rifle, right?

But they used to have this bullpup rifles called the QBZ-95.

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