Military Weapons Expert WARNS of Russia's Strategy for Nuclear War | Ryan McBeth

Ryan McBeth is an intelligence analyst, software architect, cybersecurity guy, and YouTube content creator of military, intelligence and disinformation topics.

[Mark_Rakocy]

I thought that he was eaten in the first Jurassic Park by a dilophasaor!

[BryanKirch]

This feels like if I interviewed my nephew about a book report

[aarond]

7 yrs to destroy a bridge.

Cargo ship pilot: Hold my beer.

[joseph_]

From sienfeld to jurassic Park to this. This guy is on an upward arc.

[dananorth]

Unfortunately the IDIOT PLOT is the most accurate portrayal of the HUMAN condition!

[alexduke]

Aegis was the shield of Zeus used by Athena. That's how it got it's name

[EziekKiel]

Answering a question gives Ryan more dopamine than Ewan McGregor shootin' dope in Trainspotting.

[NoGoodHandlesComingToMind]

31:23, "what's the difference between net sales and net earnings" is a totally horrifying question for an adult to ask and it goes to show the mental state of career-podcasters as well as the US education system in general. Otherwise great interview by Ryan.

[lbrw]

The Aegis was the shield that Athena carried in the Iliad.

[NistenTahiraj]

Hearing a smart person go like "Tik Tok is actually owned by Americans" is really terrifying as it it gives a glimpse behind the military grade psychological warfare that has scrambled his mind like that.

[kylerussell]

Forgot to mention he is a self proclaimed military weapons expert

[Ragnarok]

If you want to know who thinks a nuclear war can be won, this is one of those lunatics. Obsessed with war and wants to see it happen. We have tons of generals and admirals who are just like this guy.

[krisspkriss]

Kamikaze missile? Show me a reusable, non-Kamikazed missile. I will wait.

[John-qpm]

Aegis: Acronyms Enthusiastically Generated to Indicate Superiority.

[Rtr]

Ryan's blanket response to this interview, "Seriously, are you kidding me?"

[taylorkerr]

“What’s net earnings”
This country is toast

[johnnyjericho]

Dude in the hat clearly is PR for the MIC.

[vh]

In Annie’s book I have no idea why the satellite EMP wasn’t exploded first by surprise and then the missiles.

[kennethlauer]

Im glad this guy could fly all the way from 1963 to be on the podcast

[RNRCA_]

The US Navy estimates that it costs between ($6 million and $8 million per day to operate and maintain an aircraft carrier) x 3 us carriers on deployment currently = $8, 760, 000, 000 a year just on 3 boats