The "War on Drugs" and What's Next? 🚨
It’s impossible to ignore the ongoing discussions around how the US is tackling drug trafficking. We hear much about "narco-terrorists" and the need for robust responses. But lately, I've been pondering something deeper.
When we see increasingly sophisticated military assets, such as the recent deployment of F35s to Puerto Rico, assets built for high-stakes conflicts, being considered or deployed in regions grappling with complex social issues – does it really solve the problem? Or does it shift the landscape in ways we haven't fully considered?
Are we, perhaps, witnessing the evolution of "security operations" that could inadvertently pave the way for something far broader? The line between combating crime and projecting power can sometimes feel blurrier than we'd like to admit. What is Americas long game.
The elephant in the room is the question, is this Donald Trump's first step to a war of aggresion on the Latin American nations of Central America. Are we looking at the next steps in the autocratic take over of America, Trumps Blitzkrieg. Does it start with 11 narco-terrorist deaths?
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