Back in the old days, wars began with a siege. You'd disrupt a city or country's supply chain to wear them down physically and mentally before the actual fighting began. Laying siege gave you advantage, being under siege was a disadvantage. Of course the best outcome, if you were the one initiating the siege, was for your enemy to surrender and give up without a fight.
Sort of makes you think about an administration that has, since it's first day, enacted policies that have increased the strain on America itself, our supply chain and our economy. Every foul consequence of a new policy is blamed on a boogeyman and the answer, of course, is more policy changes. With more foul consequences. Lather, rinse, repeat.
Eighty five "accidents" at food processing facilities that have resulted in millions of poultry, hundreds of thousands of cattle and untold tons of other product not getting to market.
Energy is being deliberately choked via regulation, revocation of leases and interference directly with transport.
I'd talk about values and culture, but that would take pages and nobody would read it.
You have been laid siege to. Harden yourself for what is to come.
