Welcome to the "Near Future War." In "The Near Future War" author and combat veteran J.P. Thomas II delivers a chilling wake-up call to the American public. As geopolitical tensions rise and the specter of war looms ever closer, Thomas passionately argues that the path laid out by our government will lead us not to security, but to ruin - especially for the younger generations who already find themselves on a shaky foundation. In this thought-provoking exploration of American post-Cold War foreign policy and economics, ...
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Welcome to the "Near Future War." In "The Near Future War" author and combat veteran J.P. Thomas II delivers a chilling wake-up call to the American public. As geopolitical tensions rise and the specter of war looms ever closer, Thomas passionately argues that the path laid out by our government will lead us not to security, but to ruin - especially for the younger generations who already find themselves on a shaky foundation. In this thought-provoking exploration of American post-Cold War foreign policy and economics, Thomas unveils the stark reality of a nation careening toward a conflict not of necessity, but of choice. With eloquence and urgency, he exposes the dangerous disconnect between our leaders and the populace they claim to represent, as they march us toward a war in the Pacific with catastrophic consequences. Yet amidst the foreboding shadows of impending conflict, Thomas offers a glimmer of hope. Drawing on the promise of emerging technologies and economic opportunities, he outlines a bold vision for a future unbound by the shackles of outdated policies and hidden political agendas. "The Near Future War" is more than a warning-it's a rallying cry for a nation on the brink. As Thomas implores us to seize control of our destiny before it's too late, this timely book challenges us to reclaim our power and chart a course toward a brighter tomorrow. This is a short book about the American government's unconstitutional use of military power and our nation's addiction to war. The diagnosis and recommendations are controversial but are intended to spark discussion and hopefully create change.
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