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Discussion in Issue #57 is now open.
Realistically speaking the only foreign nation that I can see actually invading us is Mexico as the leadership there has always had a huge stick up their asses about our immigration policy; plus there’s all that land they lost to us in the Mexican-American War(and no doubt they’d like nothing more than to reclaim Texas) However I have no fear whatsoever of the Mexican military since they’ve actually gotten their asses kicked by the drug lords. And as far as Canada goes I just don’t seeing them us; don’t really have a reason to. Besides they’ll likely be having their insurgency to deal with.
I think there is no single nation that could unilaterally invade the US, even if we had an economic collapse. Only the UN would have the ability to pull it off, and they would need China and multiple other nations supporting. They would need a HUGE standing army on the ground with permanent bases and long term resources. I could definitely see either Mexico or Canada allowing the UN to use their ports as a jumping off point for an invasion of the US, though.
For years I thought the chatter about the USA power grid going down for an extended amount of time was about distracting people. However, lately the MSM has been touting the fragility of the grid. Any thoughts on that? Is it a legitimate risk that might precede a ground invasion of mainland America? I don’t see an invasion happening – or, frankly, the Great Reset coming to fruition – unless the elitists can get a major crisis going.
Cyberpolygon. In my view, the primary target of the next major cyber attack will either be the power grid or the functioning internet itself. That would be the fastest way to break the supply chain while also shutting down the alternative media. Of course, there are many elements of the power grid that are not automated like many people assume, which is why the DoD tends to focus on physical attacks on the grid rather than cyber attacks. A physical attack on major transformers would be more permanent. If there is a cyber attack and they don’t fix it quickly, then you know they want the grid down.
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