Sep. 11 at 8:59 PM
$AVAV “National security is not simply another federal program competing for a share of the budget. It is the prerequisite that makes every other national priority possible. The consequences of inadequate deterrence would dwarf the fiscal adjustments necessary to restore it. Americans understandably worry about the cost of rebuilding our military. They should also consider the cost of failing to do so.
If deterrence fails in the Indo-Pacific, Europe, the Middle East, or on the Korean Peninsula—or worse, in several theaters simultaneously—the economic consequences would be measured not simply in billions of additional defense dollars, but potentially in trillions of dollars of lost commerce, disrupted supply chains, destroyed infrastructure, shattered financial markets, and human suffering.”
Excerpt From
“9/11 At 25: America Must Prepare For The Threats Ahead”
Forbes
https://apple.news/A-egnmlTrRte9CYj2Li3ZXQ
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