It's good to have the frameworks in place to execute these things when we need them and it's my opinion that we will need them in the next five years.
It's good to have the frameworks in place to execute these things when we need them and it's my opinion that we will need them in the next five years.
Instead of doubling down on paranoia of the foreign 33-dimensional chess player[1], if you want the US to strengthen itself, look at dealing with its internal enemies and problems, as opposed to clutching pearls at external ones. All of our injuries are self-inflicted.
[1] I'll note that the Department of State isn't stupid, it plays similar, long-planning games that you ascribe to foreign powers.
All of our injuries are self-inflicted. However, each state will attempt to act in a way to maximize power. In this inevitable confrontation that will set the next rules-based era of power, I want my side to come out on top.