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Remember, in a game of chess, the pieces on the board are visible. Our moves are just as visible to them as theirs are to us. Do not mistake the ivory tower 'elites' as the ones we are playing against.
I don't think anyone, myself included, can truly grasp the collapse of a continent into civil war in this era. While there are some historical analogs, nothing quite matches the scale except for the three kingdoms era of China.
The problem is that we are fundamentally constructive and they are destrictive, but hold the financial advantage. When the food shuts down to the cities from business - they step in with government and rations. Support them or go hungry. Do as they say or go hungry. That could include becoming manpower for war efforts against us. Foreign militaries as advisors and training.
Much the same occurred during the first civil war. Union soldiers were generally inferior to Confederacy soldiers in terms of marksmanship, morale, and discipline. The Confederacy trunced the Union army in most early engagements.
It was because the Union could throw more people and industry at the problem (the North had no problem using desperate immigrants as slaves by other names) that the Confederacy ultimately lost.
That, and the Union went scorched earth, burning farmland and towns to the ground as they went.
The globalists will be able to play gatekeeper with supplies sourced from outside the conflict zone and they need only deploy teams of arsonists and surgical strikes to mitigate our capacity to resist their demands. If the states fail to reclaim sovereignty or the military fails to uphold the Constitution - then the war will go very bloody very fast.
Keep in mind, they do not particularly need us as far as they think. They do not need or want the U.S. as an effective independent power - anything that damages us is consistent with that goal.