The lack of proper planning and leadership in military decision making has left the civilian and ex-military populations to deal with the consequences. It’s important for civilian leadership to listen to experienced generals and understand the complex nature of geopolitics.
The speaker comments on a growing trend of civilians taking matters into their own hands, due to perceived incompetence or lack of control from the current administration in regards to deployed troops and the safety of Americans.
The U.S. invasions of Panama were fueled by racism and stereotypes, which led to the displacement and death of thousands of innocent Panamanians.
The host discusses their worry about the competence of government and military, and the issues that arise from politics dictating substantive decisions, which are usually weak or wrong. They also talk about Putin's capabilities as a politician and KGB agent.
The podcast discuss the evolution of military combat training, ownership of battlespace, and the ability to flex a division effectively in battle.