The United States made war on three continents over three days earlier this month, conducting attacks in Africa, Asia, and South America. During that span, the U.S. also struck a civilian boat in the Pacific Ocean. The globe-spanning scope of the attacks represents one of the few instances since World War II that the United States has been simultaneously involved in armed conflicts with such a wid...
The article presents a deeply concerning snapshot of an administration prioritizing aggressive military action over constitutional constraints and strategic clarity. The RED team’s factual record – a compressed timeline of rapid, geographically dispersed interventions – immediately establishes the scale of the disruption. However, the core narrative isn’t simply about “attacks,” it’s about the *nature* of the attacks. The repeated invocation of “terrorists” and “narco-terrorists” immediately rai...