Political Infighting and Military Readiness

This chapter examines the current state of political division in the United States, drawing parallels to Japan's Sengoku period and the historical context of revolutionary France. It discusses the implications of factionalism within political groups and the potential for political instability, particularly in relation to military engagements and readiness. The speakers express concern over the U.S. military's dependency on foreign resources and the disparity in operational capabilities, highlighting serious logistical challenges and a troubling disconnect between strategy and reality.