Something changed on the geopolitical map this weekend.
The U.S. Army Reserve is checking whether several types of support formations could become available to SOUTHCOM within 90–120 days amid reported contingency planning involving Cuba.
Thousands of miles away, five men were arrested near RAF Fairford — a British installation used by American strategic bombers — on suspicion of terrorism and explosives offenses.
Investigators are examining several possible motives, including a potential Iran connection.
These events have not been proven to be connected.
That may actually make the larger question more important:
Why are so many pressure points appearing at once?
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TRUMP IMPEACHMENT VOTE ERUPTS — AS TUCKER DROPS MASSIVE MILITARY CLAIM…BUT THERE’S A HUGE ERROR!
Washington erupted Tuesday.
A Republican congressman launched articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. An impeachment resolution against President Trump reached the House floor and received a recorded vote. And as that drama unfolded, Tucker Carlson dropped an extraordinary claim involving 40,000 two-thousand-pound bombs, World War II bombing raids and Hiroshima.
But there’s a major problem with the comparison.
Today we separate what is actually confirmed from what isn’t: what happened in the Trump impeachment vote, what Thomas Massie is alleging against Hegseth, what the reported $2.8 billion weapons package actually contains, what America’s documented munitions shortages involve—and why 40,000 tons of bomb weight is not the same thing as 40,000 tons of explosive yield.
Yesterday produced enough real news.
Nobody needed to add anything.