The question of the day, is North Korea the surraget provocatur for China? If China remains so bold as to wage cyber warfare against our banks, technology firms and government, would they not strategically seek to destroy us by provoking us into a no win conflict with Korea? I was around during the first Korean War. When we pushed North Korea well to the north, China came to their aid massively. North Korean rhetoric makes sense if egged on by China with a promise of backup. Such a promise might be disingenuous as well as China sits back and pleads innosence -- while we drain our resources pleading for their help. China and Korea both follow Sun Tzu's Art of War. We should think long and hard before committing any moves in a no win scenario.
The November 2024 election presents a significant challenge, transcending the traditional Democrat versus Republican divide. This election will determine the future of the American Republic, Western civilization, and potentially the survival of the human species. Plato suggested that democracies tend to devolve into oligarchies, and we are witnessing that transformation before our eyes. Three major trends in the U.S. threaten to replace our Constitution and representative government with a totalitarian, internationalist, socialistic oligarchy. First, seventy years of Soviet subversion, the Vietnam War, and generations of youth who were taught to reject American institutions have undermined U.S. leadership. Now, Chinese espionage, bribery, and infiltration further contribute to the erosion of America’s traditions of citizenship, enterprise, and prosperity. Second, NGOs in Washington, an entrenched bureaucracy, and organizations like the Trilateral Commission prioritize internation...
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