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The Invisible Enemy: How the World Was Conquered Without War Series (II)

China is not an enemy but a force driven by an unwavering pursuit of survival. It masters the art of conquest not out of malice but as a calculated means to ensure its civilization’s endurance.

Trump: “I Don’t Trust Anybody” | Judging by Their Fruits, Not Their Words

It’s time to change our approach. Outcomes (either realized or attempted)—not rhetoric—must become the currency of accountability.

Unseen, Unexplained, Unaddressed: Drone Activity Demands Strategic Attention

Blaming Iranian motherships or Chinese incursions without a single threat response is like yelling ‘fire’ in a theater where no one smells smoke — all spectacle, no substance.

IC Series| Shadows of Resistance: Chains of Command Ripple Effects of Meeker Case

reflects a microcosm of echoes of themes of dissent, resistance, and accountability that dominated headlines during the Trump era, particularly in the wake of the anonymous essay published in The New York Times in 2018, titled “I Am Part of the Resistance Inside the Trump Administration.”