Tough Questions about Global Conflict
November 30, 2024
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The questions are:
Question 1:
How long would it take to equip the Navy with all it needs to be prepared for a global conflict? Also, how much more funding would have to be allocated to the Navy?
Question 2:
Where and when is the next global conflict going to be?
Question 3:
Will the use of nuclear weapons be imminent if there were to be a next world war? If so, Will it be the end of the U.S. or China, Russia, Iran, etc?
Question 4:
Will there be a draft in the next global conflict or will people join the military voluntarily?
Question 5:
How can the U.S. increase the recruitment rate without more funding going towards recruitment?
Question 6
Can the U.S. prevent Mexico from becoming a failed state without putting troops on the ground?
Question 7:
How has Ukraine not run out of troops yet? How much longer can they possibly hold on without NATO sending troops to fight?
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