A two parter really: in the first half an in-depth look at potential developments in US military policies prompted by the Ukraine war.
Nothing particularly shocking here for those who have been paying attention and as the analysis says it is unlikely that the US can turn its military decline around. (Ignore the insert by the conservative author about identity politics and quotas in the US military, none of that has no relevance or bearing on anything being discussed here; the rest of the article is solid.)
The more interesting part comes in the second half with the discussion of a recent RAND think tank paper that reveals how the Atlanticists are desperate to try and find ways to push Russia's buttons to get them to escalate, as things are not going well for the West in Ukraine and they desperately need a PR win and a casus belli for more direct intervention.
Just as with previous papers from this neocon think tank, such as the one about "extending Russia" which provided a roadmap to provoking conflict in Ukraine which was followed almost to the letter, we can expect most of their proposals for various escalations and provocations to be implemented sooner or later.
That was one of the more WTF things I've read recently. I guess if you can't win real wars, you try to win Twitter wars, and if you can win real Twitter wars you try to win AI Twitter wars.
Those who can't do, tweet.
Those who can't tweet, tweet anyway.