Beau of The Fifth Column
Let's talk about Trump, Tomahawks, corrections, and information....
25 Oct 2025
Chapter 1: What are the main points about Trump and Tomahawks in this episode?
Well, howdy there, Internet people. It's Belle again. So today, we're going to talk about Trump, Tomahawks, corrections, and using Wikipedia. So, I mentioned the possibility of Ukraine getting Tomahawks recently, and it drew a whole lot of comments and questions. I'm going to read over a few of them, and then provide a little information. First, we have, quote,
Only an idiot would suggest giving tomahawks to Ukraine. They don't have a navy, lady. Why don't you get back in the kitchen? Dumb word for a female dog. Next, we have quote. Why don't you take a seat and do a simple Google tomahawk missile? Go to Wikipedia and read.
Chapter 2: What comments and questions arose regarding Tomahawks for Ukraine?
Notice how under type, it's all navy stuff. If we give it to them, we would start World War III because we'd have to launch it. Stick to tractor supply yard ornament reviews. Then we have another lib saying to give Ukraine tomahawks. When I was in the military, you actually needed a giant ship to launch them. Do you want to give Ukraine a navy? Maybe a submarine? Then, my favorite. Quote. Quote.
If Ukraine was to use the BGM-109 Tomahawk land attack missile on Russia, it would be a U.S. attack because it would have to be our military launching the missiles. That would start a world war. Wow! Y'all sure showed me and my tiny little lady brain. But I have questions.
When it comes to, only an idiot would suggest giving tomahawks to Ukraine, and if you think we should consider giving Ukraine tomahawks, you should be barred from public speaking. Just sit down and listen to your president.
I'm confused. Maybe you can explain it to me. Y'all realize I didn't suggest it. Trump did. How am I supposed to listen to him if he's barred from public speaking? Then all those bits about starting World War III because we'd have to launch them because Ukraine doesn't have a navy. It's weird that without a navy, they consistently defeated Russia's navy, right?
Almost like they're super adaptable. Let's see. When I was in the military, you actually needed a giant ship to launch them. No, you actually didn't. How is it phrased? Oh yeah. Why don't you take a seat and do a simple Google for strategic mid-range fires system. Go to Wikipedia and read. On June 27th, 2023, tomahawks from land became a thing again. It's in a system about the size of a semi.
In early 2024, the system was operationally deployed overseas. In July of 2024, the announcement went out from the White House that land-based Tomahawks were planned for Europe, saying, quote, These conventional long-range fires units will include SM-6, Tomahawk, and developmental hypersonic weapons. The Marines also developed a system.
And by the way, I said Tomahawks from the land became a thing again. Because prior to the 1987 Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty going into effect, the BGM-109G Griffin was around. That's a tomahawk in a truck. Had you read more than just the intro, you would have found that in the Wiki article. It's down under Variants.
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Chapter 3: Why is giving Tomahawks to Ukraine considered dangerous?
Aside from that, if you had read further down on the Type subheading you directed me to, you would have seen Surface to Surface listed as a type. It even has a little citation directing you to the Army's system. If you're looking to use Wiki to fake military expertise, you're on the wrong channel.
Today, I'm the cheerful chick at the feed store, but I've shopped at the BX, Commissary, and Shopette before. Anyway, it's just a thought. Y'all have a good day.