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Beyond internal politics, the analyst highlights geopolitical flashpoints that could ignite wider conflict. Chief among them is China’s potential attack on Taiwan, which could destabilize the global order and escalate into a direct confrontation with the U.S. Military. Though China has shown signs of massing forces, the analyst speculates that strategic delays or diplomatic maneuvers may be at play, possibly waiting for a more opportune moment.
He warns that a war with China would be catastrophic due to America’s staggering debt and lack of military readiness—a stark contrast to earlier support for interventions like Vietnam. The current debt crisis, combined with the overextension of military commitments (such as Ukraine and Israel), leaves the U.S. vulnerable.