America's Security Compromised: Russia and China Plot to Defeat from Within

Rebekah Koffler, a former defense intel officer, exposes the vulnerabilities in America's security posture that are being exploited by foreign adversaries, including the recent near-assassination attempt on former President Trump and the country's entanglements in Ukraine and NATO.

The near-catastrophic event involving the attempted assassination of former President Trump has highlighted glaring deficiencies in America's security posture, vulnerabilities that have not gone unnoticed by Russia and China, two of the United States' top adversaries.

Vladimir Putin, Xi Jinping, and their respective spy agencies have been closely monitoring the recent events unfolding in America, including the recent NATO summit, the Trump-Biden presidential debate, and President Biden's apparent cognitive decline. They have concluded that, despite the rhetoric coming out of Washington, America's security is compromised, leaving the country ripe for exploitation.

America's Security Compromised: Russia and China Plot to Defeat from Within

Firstly, President Biden's health and fitness for office has become a critical concern, especially in times of crisis or war. The Trump-Biden debate and Biden's subsequent press conference have exposed his cognitive and physical impairments, which have been corroborated by intelligence profiles developed by Russian and Chinese spy agencies. This perceived vulnerability is a major red flag for Putin and Xi, who see an opportunity to exploit the distraction and disarray within the Biden administration.

Secondly, the United States' deeper involvement in Ukraine's security has entangled the country in a potential war with Russia, a conflict that could escalate to a nuclear level. The Pentagon lacks a viable military strategy to win such a war, as evidenced by its failures in Ukraine. Despite NATO's declaration of Ukraine's path to membership, Putin has made it clear that this is a "red line" that could lead to war with the United States. Russia has developed a war-fighting strategy that includes nuclear weapons, space weapons, and cyber warfare, giving them confidence in their ability to achieve victory on their terms.

America's Security Compromised: Russia and China Plot to Defeat from Within

Thirdly, neither the United States nor NATO has the industrial capacity to simultaneously prosecute a war with Russia, let alone a two-front war with both Russia and China. Putin has prepared for a protracted war in Ukraine and has transitioned Russia's economy and military to a wartime footing. Russia's weapons production capacity has increased exponentially, while the United States and its allies lack the industrial and contractual capacity to match Putin's war machine. This asymmetry in military preparedness leaves America vulnerable to Russian aggression.

In contrast to Russia's centralized military and industrial complex, the United States' defense industry is subject to bureaucratic requirements and funding approvals, hindering its ability to quickly ramp up weapons production. Additionally, some US high-tech weaponry has proven ineffective on the battlefield in Ukraine, as Russia has developed countermeasures to America's "network centric warfare." This has raised concerns about the ability of US forces to operate effectively in a high-end warfare environment.

America's Security Compromised: Russia and China Plot to Defeat from Within

President Biden's assertion that NATO is stronger than ever is contradicted by the glaring gaps in America's security. Putin and Xi have recognized these vulnerabilities, and they are poised to exploit them. The near-assassination attempt on former President Trump has exposed the fragility of America's security apparatus, a weakness that is sure to be exploited by America's foreign adversaries.