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Here’s why I think the draft might come back For 50 years, the U.S. has been able to meet national security challenges with its all-volunteer force — but just barely. The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan stretched the volunteer military thin, despite the constant mobilization of reservists to active duty and the enlistment of local allies. And those enemies were just insurgents. Writing for the Atlantic in July, military analysts Jason Dempsey and Gil Barndollar contend that a “major conflict would break” the volunteer military, calling it “an open secret in defense circles.” Those desert wars were small compared to the types of global challenges America faces today. Not to mention our entire military-industrial complex is custom-built for smaller, more frequent conflicts. The doctrine of the 21st Century has been high technology, precision strikes, and fewer troops. This is evident by the fact that it took the U.S. only two years to go through much of our stockpile in assisting Ukraine - at least, according to USAF Gen. James Hecker. Our defense industry could, in theory, ramp up production for munitions in an existential crisis - after all, "we are the arsenal of democracy". But to do the same with troops would require a draft. Could the U.S. face a simultaneous, two-to-three-front war with China in the Pacific and Russia and Iran in the Middle East and Europe? Not with the current volunteer force, no. A big war, against countries that have technology on par, or close to us, and have standing armies, navies, and air power, would absolutely require some sort of compulsory military service in the United States.

The United States is providing nearly $200 million in additional humanitarian assistance through international organizations and NGO partners in Mexico and Central America, bringing our total humanitarian assistance for the region since FY 2018 to more than $594 million. Our assistance will support the humanitarian and protection needs of refugees, asylum seekers, internally displaced persons, stateless persons, and vulnerable migrants in Mexico and Central America, as well as continuing efforts through international organization and NGO partners to assist governments by providing an array of support across the region. https://www.state.gov/humanitarian-assistance-for-mexico-and-central-america/ https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/us-providing-200-mln-additional-aid-mexico-central-america-blinken-says-2022-09-21/

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Joe Biden Administration: We need to develop genetic engineering technologies and techniques to be able to write circuitry for cells and predictably program biology in the same way in which we write software and program computers; unlock the power of biological data, including through computing tools and artificial intelligence; here is the link to the bill;https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/presidential-actions/2022/09/12/executive-order-on-advancing-biotechnology-and-biomanufacturing-innovation-for-a-sustainable-safe-and-secure-american-bioeconomy/?fbclid=IwAR2sokrDc5BpOVR3pvfn_mj8vdcwGoPIhY4OKgA0XmqTYo4iqx5B7I5t--o

This is a compilation of ideas taken from the leaders of the WEF, and what they want to implement into the world to be able to control the masses.

I got this ranch for really cheap, due to the cartel crime rate, and I'm building a ranch in there. some will say you are dum for ding that, but freedom comes at a cost. this area is like the Wild West, no laws, no taxes and no vaccines enforcement. you just have to keep a low profile to not draw any attention to yourself.

This is the home we have been working on in Mexico, the whole ranch is 87 acres, there's a lake and plenty of fertile land.

This is the first walk that we take showing the property to you. it's a long walk. but the view is beautiful

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