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  • 1,200 missiles targeted at Venezuela – Maduro

    The U.S. Navy has assembled a large strike package off the coast of Venezuela, including three guided-missile destroyers, one guided-missile cruiser, and one attack submarine, capable of launching at least 268 ‘Tomahawk’ cruise missiles, as well as various amphibious assault ships capable of landing around 4,000 U.S. Marines.

    Also today, an emergency Extraordinary Meeting of CELAC… Continue reading

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  • The Jig is Up

    America’s military humiliation: the Houthis exposed its waning power.

    By Malcom Kyeyune at UnHerd.

    When, in reaction to the war in Gaza, the Houthis of Yemen started imposing their blockade on the Red Sea, it was seen as a sure sign of waning American power: a global hegemon was allowing its control over a vital sea route… Continue reading

  • Geography

    If the US is foolish enough to start a big war against Iran .. geography is the indomitable god of war.

    By William Schryver at imetatronink.

    So the US is sending Carrier Strike Group One (CVN-70 USS Carl Vinson) to the Middle East, leaving CSG-5 (CVN-73 USS George Washington) to “hold the fort” in the western Pacific from the semi-safe environs… Continue reading

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  • Compounding Strategic Disasters

    Ambassador Freeman considers the recent CentCom head visit to Zion to herald a catastrophic escalation as the US Navy cannot hang around indefinitely; Asia-Pacific waits.. i.e. Zion was told to use the forces in theatre now, or lose them.

    Similarly the unfolding collapse in 404 puts the State Dep crazies in the ascendancy. They prepare to… Continue reading

  • The Yemen–Russia riddle

    Sanaa is eagerly engaging with Moscow in a bid to expand its astounding military gains into both the economic and diplomatic realms. While trade with Russia may be integral to blunting the effects of the siege of Yemen, Sanaa also views membership in the BRICS as a ‘golden opportunity’ to establish lasting Persian Gulf security.

    By… Continue reading

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  • State of Play in the Sandbox

    “The only nation in the world that won a naval war without having a single ship!”

    Two of my favorites review the unedifying remains of the day. Some go to art galleries or the beach, listen to music or watch a movie — these two savants relax me. After listening to Smoothie you will understand (1)… Continue reading