Impending Outcome and Consequences of the Iran War
James Quillian, Economist, Political Analyst, Natural Law
There’s a hard truth rising to the surface, and it’s as plain as daylight: our usefulness to our allies has slipped, and when usefulness fades, loyalty goes with it. Nations don’t cling to a partner out of affection. They cling because it serves them. When that service weakens, they look elsewhere.
That’s where we are now.
For years, the United States acted as the anchor of the region. But the anchor has lifted. Our population is tired, divided, and unwilling to make the sacrifices that once held our position firm. Israel, too, is worn down. Their people are exhausted, their support is thinning, and their enemies can see it.