U.S.S. Lincoln and U.S.S. Ford
IN DISTRESS
The global maritime balance of power has entered dangerous territory. This has me legitimately worried.
The maxed-out hegemon and the mirage of collective defense is the world’s GREATEST BUBBLE.
Truly, how many countries EXIST because of the perceived idea that if they were ever attacked, they’d call Washington D.C. for help?
It’s such a BIG BUBBLE that we can’t even imagine a world, where this isn’t the obvious theme.
Well, President Trump has ended this one-way street and you can see that many countries, which the U.S. and its citizens BELIEVED were loyal to America and OWED it big for saving them from Nazism, Communism, Fascism and Terrorism, are actually not that willing to lift a finger, when D.C. is calling!
Spain did not allow American troops to use its airspace. France and the UK did not deploy any warships, nor did South Korea. The Gulf countries, from Saudi Arabia to the Emirates, all loaded with American equipment, did not know how to use it, when they were attacked by Iran and Canada doesn’t want to lower its tariffs on U.S. goods – truly, the world was LAUGHING at America for decades and squeezing it, sucking it dry.
NO MORE.
But this realization is only part 1, because Washington finds itself maxing its human resources, its abilities to defend itself and the world from diving into a steep recession or worse, a global war.
For the 3rd time in 110 years, America is called upon to save humanity.
The deployment patterns of America’s supercarriers—most visibly the historic 326-day marathon of the USS Gerald R. Ford and the grueling, multi-month deployment of the USS Abraham Lincoln without standard port relief—are not just testaments to naval endurance. They are the physical symptoms of an overstretched empire running its capital assets at redline.
For eight decades, the United States provided a global security umbrella that subsidized the defense, economic growth, and stability of allies across Europe, East Asia, and the Persian Gulf.
Today, that framework is fracturing under the weight of multi-theater strain. From the Taiwan Strait and the South China Sea to the Caribbean, the Red Sea, and the Strait of Hormuz, the American military is being forced to cover every vital maritime choke point simultaneously.
This structural overextension is compounded by a stark geopolitical asymmetry: China and its revisionist partners operate on interior lines, able to coordinate and prolong low-cost regional friction points, while the U.S. must project power across thousands of miles of ocean.
Compounding this crisis is the reality of allied paralysis.
Despite decades of security guarantees, key regional partners across the European continent, the Korean peninsula, and the Gulf monarchies remain structurally unprepared or politically unwilling to project decisive kinetic force without Washington taking the lead.
Decades of peace dividends hollowed out European defense-industrial bases, while Gulf security strategies defaulted entirely to American forward positioning. The expectation that the U.S. Navy will indefinitely absorb missile strikes, police global trade routes, and absorb the human and material toll of global deterrence has hit a mathematical ceiling.
So many presidents, starting with Woodrow Wilson used the American military as mercenaries and the world wasn’t grateful. They’ll learn their lesson now.
The strategic risk is immediate. If the United States signals that its force-generation model is maxed out, adversaries will act on that perceived opening.
A revisionist axis comprising China, Russia, Iran, and opportunistic regional players will not view American exhaustion as a call for diplomacy, but as an operational green light to rewrite borders and control critical waterways. The global umbrella is fraying, and the era of free-riding on American deterrence is over.
Only one U.S. ally is fighting and defending itself and supplying the U.S. with exceptional intelligence, including saving President Trump’s life in Turkey, but because Americans LOVE LISTENING TO COMPLETE LOSERS, they are brainwashed about America’s BEST AND MOST LOYAL friend.
Best Regards,
Lior Gantz
President, WealthResearchGroup.com
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