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We know what to do, but will we?

Revisado: 05-19-24

I thought the book was well written and not overly hyperbolic about a true and present danger. The author broke down key elements of national and political vulnerabilities and outlined reasonable and achievable courses of action to overcome those threats.
One of our greatest vulnerabilities is the fact that a large portion of Americans will not listen or read a book like this. The people that search for this type of knowledge want to understand and work towards a solution. Everyone else seems to think the world runs on autopilot and their way of life couldn’t possibly be turned upside down as quickly as it can. Perhaps the saddest part is the current generation of young Americans will probably refuse to fight to defend Taiwan or sacrifice their time, energy or resources to defend and support the American interest, until it’s too late.

Our government, the US government is so caught up in bureaucracies and party line politics, They are more concerned about being reelected so they can maintain individual power and gain wealth, than they are about the messages in this book and their responsibility to take action to ensure the American way of life continues into the 22nd century and beyond.

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