CRIMINAL RULING CLASS

LJ—Starting in 2015 and continuing through 2020, the US produced between 100 — 300 a year. Let’s use the higher figure… That is 1,800 PAC-3 MSE. In the succeeding four year period, the US produced an estimated 2,200 PAC-3 MSEs (i.e., 500+ per year). In 2025 the US boosted production to 620. Total PAC-3 MSEs produced since 2015 is 4,620.

When the PAC-3 MSE is employed against an incoming threat, a minimum of two are fired. Keep that figure in mind. So how many have we sent Ukraine? According to open source documents, including DOD/DOW budget figures, the the US has transferred 847 PAC-3 MSE missiles to Ukraine. Assuming that the US and Israel have NOT fired any PAC-3 MSE missiles in 2025 and 2026, the US only has 3,773 in its inventory. We know that is ridiculous, but play along with me.

GARLAND NIXON—This video features a detailed and impassioned discussion between Garland Nixon and Scott Ritter covering several critical themes: the violent removal of a former Marine, Brian McGinnis, from a Congressional hearing, the erosion of constitutional and democratic principles in the United States, the ongoing conflict involving Iran and U.S. military actions, and the broader implications of U.S. foreign policy and internal governance.

DW—The discussion between the host and Professor Marandi centers on the ongoing conflict between Iran and the United States, with a focus on recent military confrontations, political dynamics, and regional implications as of March 2026. Professor Marandi critiques U.S. President Donald Trump’s aggressive rhetoric and military actions against Iran, highlighting how Trump’s calls for unconditional surrender and claims of destroying Iran’s military capabilities were proven false. Despite heavy bombardment and targeted assassinations, including the killing of key Iranian figures and civilians, Iran’s military remains resilient, united, and capable of defending itself effectively.