The Techno Union : We Build Everything 

That's probably what Sidious (or Dooku) convinced them that was the case.

ye, on top of the killing list of vader 🤣

Remember that myth(?) about the Scot who sold arms to both sides of a constantly infighting Europe? You know, one of the guys who spent the rest of his days locked up wearing a metal mask as enemy and traitor to everyone. I picture the Techno Union as that, but guys who cannot be stopped because both sides need their products.

@@That80sGuy1972 Destro?

Sure Sedious "loves" the Techno Union just like Putin "loves" Russia!! This nutter is only in it for himself. Dont drink the kool aid boys!

All I know is that Tambor is a fool

@@chefboyardee2223 Nah, he's a talented DJ, he was able to gave Count Dooku and the rest of Separatist Council members severe hearing damage, but Dooku still respects him. Also his albums were always in the top charts of galaxy. The Core World people like Coruscanti, Alderaanians, and Corellians love his songs. You won't be considered as a cool teenager in these planets if you don't love his songs.

@@chefboyardee2223 you shouldnt Listen to Virgin tactical droids

@@schandlicher-schubertverif9478 Virgin makes tactical droids?

Agreed

No no, they turn down the techno when they are speaking, and turn it back up whenever anyone else is trying to speak. It's really annoying!

@@insane_troll I can't hear a damn thing...

So basically, Cyberverse Soundwave.

That's right

I respectfully disagree. The Clone Wars generated large anti-droid sentiments so the Empire using massive droid armies would be unthinkable. Not to mention that such army can be shut down centrally which is what happens with CIS's military. However the clones could be replaced by loyal citizens which would help with unemployment, disenfranchisement people etc.

@@Kubinda12345 issue with that though, battledroids compared to even civilian recruited infantry i think are going to be cheaper and easier in general to have in large numbers, the Droid army took insane losses during the clone wars and yet had the capacity to just rebuild all the droids for a few bucks in comparison to needing to provide the soldiers with training, food, and a wage you only need electricity for the Droid, and no need to spend much on training, compare a few weeks at the bare minimum for a civilian based infantry person, compared to like 10 seconds to plug in, and unplug the training data for the droids

The Droid army was better but Palpatine made sure they were handicapped so that the repu lic would win and he could make himself emperor. If CIS won the galaxy would be fractured and Palpatine wouldn't have nearly the same power

@@ngeteengetee7589 They are cheaper, yes. However the B1 - which were the backbone of CIS' armies - were useless. I mean they outnumbered the clones 100 to 1 and yet the clones still won a lots of battles. They also need to be charged and used in huge numbers to do something. And since Palpatine wanted to militarize the Republic and turn its peaceful population into a cog in his totalitarian war machine, using clones and later recruits would make this easier. Not to mention that droid's programming would be easy to crack and something like Order 66 couldn't be hidden in a droid.

Actually the droids would have won the war if palpatine had not interfered just because there were simply too many of them.

It’s also apparently highly pressurized methane to make it even more sketch

@@GenerationTech Ah, so your option in case of seal failure are: a) explode b) detonate

@@2MeterLP At least it would be quick.

Wat Tembor is surprisingly brave

@@GenerationTech Just light a match and blow their planet sky high!!! Just like in the movie, "Battlefield Earth" with the nuclear bomb transported to enemy's planet.

I believe it.

With one sentence, you’ve told me exactly where you are from without actually telling me.

@@God-xr4yu 🇦🇺🐨… only off by the other side of a Planet ! _So much for omnipotence._

@@casbot71 Fuck. No refunds.

Are you referring to a certain prime minister in real life?

Then you just need to worry about the Empire trying to buy you out (or arrest you) and if you join the Empire then the Rebel Alliance will be out to get you.

@@robertnelson9599 And then you'll also have to deal with the fact that your holdings aren't worth much after the war is over, as because there's no active war (in the sense of imperial control is less of a war than the clone wars, I'm not denying the galactic civil war, it just wasn't total war like the clone wars), you wouldn't be able to sell, and when a business can't sell, it doesn't work out. No money, and either arrested or hunted, or both. Don't invest in the techno union after the war.

@@oakimpala6001 but that's the beauty of it, the empire is dismantling their republic forces to usher in imperial navy. All the new techno union has to do is hail to the chief and make nearly limitless material for the militarized state. Palpatine won't care who runs it, or owns it as long as he is the only buyer.

This would require some extreme hindset, or you having an in with someone who knows that war is inevitable. Otherwise, you wouldn't invest since the galaxy has been at peace for 1000 years. There would be no logical explanation to invest in them.

Congratulations, you're the Corporate Sector Authority.

*weird techno noises

@@CT5555_ "For fucks sake."

**Michael Ortega - It’s Hard to Say Goodbye (Techno Remix) intensifies**

Woooooweoooowoooooooo

Exactly, a company can only expand to devastating size if they become a corporation and begin to have influence over the government through lobbying or direct control. Only government can clear the way while putting obstacles in smaller competitors. You cannot deny that the Union built wonderful things that improved the lives of the outer rim citizens, but there are much more noble ways to do it without resorting to government

Same goes for governments, look how "noble" the republic was and look how much absolute power and free reign governments have all they have to do is lie to you about how "noble" they are and they can get away with anything.

@@maltahighjacker9842 If only checks and balances were a thing

A sexier villain as well

Offer the opportunity to make millions and the sociopaths will flock to you like flies to a carcass.

Agreed.

Nice lol

Another day another sex joke!!! Sigh.

not only females

You seem to forget about their soundtracks and sound systems that can be Heard even in the void of space

@@zinogrevz7389 truth!

BlasTech makes everything I swear besides that one Mandalorian manufacturer nearly all of the blasters I see in Star Wars are made by BlasTech

BlasTech is the big small arms manufacturing powerhouse. They've been around forever, they were already well established even before the time where the game "The Old Republic" took place. Wars where the Old Republic and Sith Empire went down, BlasTech was there. In the late Republic era's Clone Wars, BlasTech again arms the Republic's military, the Grand Army of the Republic's clones. When the Galactic Empire is born from the Republic, business continues as usual and BlasTech arms the Imperial military. If this seems like BlasTech favors one group or another, it sort of does but a lot of their products make their way to both sides. They make so many weapons that chances were that the weapon you saw on the movie screen was a BlasTech weapon. Even in the Galactic Civil War, Galactic Empire against the Rebel Alliance, the Rebels got a lot of BlasTech small arms. Some stuff you may recognize from the movies. DC-15 carbines and rifles - Mainstay of the Grand Army of the Republic DH-17 - Seen in ANH with the Rebels on Tantive IV, but you see it in Imperial use as well DL-44 - Han's favorite E-11 - Mainstay of the Galactic Empire A-280 - Rebel rifle in ROTJ F-11D - First Order Stormtrooper main weapon. Manufactured by Sonn-Blass, which itself is a joint effort by BlasTech and Merr-Sonn Scores and scores of weapons you see in the Clone Wars and Galactic Civil War. It gets even dirtier when one remembers BlasTech's parent company is Baktoid Armor Workshop, who outfits the Separatist Droid Army. The E-5 rifle of the battle droids, different spider droids, various tanks you see from the Droid Army were very likely Baktoid products. Arms manufacturers in the Star Wars universe were huge. In a setting and story where the Galaxy is in constant turmoil, they profited mightily. They rolled everyone yet still scored the big contracts of the Republic and Empire.

Execute your enemies in style with the BlasTech e-11 Blaster Rifle!

Now China builds just about everything and Russia has advanced weapons. Europe would be the next superpower if the nations would get to their act together and supprt the greater good of humanity instead of their own interests

Most of Europe rather don't like German and France dictating what is "the good of humanity" I'm afraid. Nor to lose their national sovereignty in the process.

@@hackman669 Even a federalized European Union wouldn’t be a superpower. Even with all their might they still wouldn’t be able to stand against Russia in its current state, a focused China, or a focused US. They are simply too different in values, cultures, objectives, and economic principles. A good example of the hurdles they’d have to face would be unifying the balkans, and having France, Germany, Poland, and Turkey agree on something. Then there’s also the task of bringing the Slavic counties back up to standard. It’s simply impossible

@@nodishtoodeep3053 aged like milk

@@leonrussell9607 Yeah I’m not afraid to admit I’m wrong. Looks like I fell for the Russian/euro fear mongering. Though from what I’m hearing it doesn’t sound like Europe would fair too much better.

Sounds like a Separatists propaganda. But it is always so complex since the Sith manipulate the events that allowed them to conquer the galaxy.

@@yaujj65the entirety of the Star Wars Skywalker saga is pro-Jedi propaganda.

He probably said “not my department”

Lmao 🤣

One site called "kaigun" had a rough comparison that in 1939, the United States had almost half the world's warfighting capability: look up ' kaigun grim economic realities' in Google. The site primarily compares Japan vs the United States, but Germany is on the chart as well (Germany had ~4* the ability as Japan, and United States had ~3* as much as Germany).

@@toddkes5890 Sounds quite accurate. Tho in 39, I believe their industry wasn't yet really geared forward war. Only once they put their industry over towards warfare, and came up with new designs and all, did they become the juggernaut they became. But I am not sure in which year that change happened.

Now we just need ones of the Commerce Guilds, Corporate Alliance, and Intergalactic Banking Clan.

Probably a simple editing mistake , nothing huge

Nerd!!! Just kidding. Good eye.

Not suprised considering he doesn't seem to know the difference between a suit powered armour and powered exoskeleton. I know that video was forever ago but it still bugs me lol

man fr tripped up boba

it also didn't help that the confederate military couldn't even sit down without losing a bunch of troops and Lee barricading himself in Virginia when the western campaign blew up in their faces and gave out the dumbest excuses to not leave.

@@snowthelegowolf4230, Lee couldn’t do much about the western theater because Richmond had already been assaulted by the Army of the Potomac up through into early July. Even then, his entire goal was to drive the war northward and try to win a decisive victory against the army of the Potomac to directly threaten Washington DC and, hopefully, draw in the European powers.

@@snowthelegowolf4230, Lee couldn’t abandon Virginia or the eastern theater in its entirety because, the moment that the union figured out he was gone, they would have conducted another campaign against Richmond and placed it under threat once again. He has to remain in Virginia to act as a deterrent for any further attempts against Richmond; a city that was supplying his entire army as well as much of the war effort in the first place. Even then, in 1863, he _would_ help out the western theater by sending Longstreet’s corps to aid the Army of Tennessee during the battle of Chickamauga, which also happened to be one of the better victories. Even then, Lee had to bring Longstreet back to supplement his own army, especially for the 1864 campaigning year. The failures in the western theater can mostly be attributed to there not being the same supporting infrastructure for the Army of Tennessee as there was in Virginia as well as poor leadership on the part of the southern generals with the loss of Albert Sidney Johnston during the Battle of Shiloh. Lee couldn’t do much to help either because he couldn’t abandon Virginia for very long. He simply could not be in two places at once, meaning that his priority would boil down to securing Virginia and trying to counterattack the north to force them into a decisive battle that would, hopefully, draw in support from England and elsewhere.

Both were actually very good, just outclassed by superior 1v1 equvilients. The B1 is shown to basically slaughter any thing that isn't a clone or jedi.

Yeah!

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Don't forget his former Apprentice, Eon Musk. Who is a rival sith lord!!!

Not just believe. It is certain

No, it's a private company, more like General Motors or Apple

@@Raleyg Apple outsourced manufacturing to China though.

@@achinthmurali5207 No. They have factories in China, but Apple own the factories

@@Raleyg isn’t that the same thing. They own the factories but outsource the production and labor to Chinese people.

@@achinthmurali5207 Exactly, so in this analogy, China would be the Outer Rim

Yea was thinking about it