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The newspaper publishes the most obvious thing ever: everybody goes bat-guano crazy! Can you believe it? The Daily Mail made a big fuss about NATO’s plan to get U.S. troops ready to fight against Russia. But is it really a big deal? Not really.
Back in the day, they used to have exercises showing how quickly troops could get from the U.S. to Germany. So, it’s not like this is some brand-new idea. With new members in NATO because of Putin’s aggression, it makes sense to update plans for protection.
But some folks, even ex-military like Col. Macgregor, acted like this was a huge alarm. They stirred the pot for no good reason. Really, it’s just about having a plan in case of an emergency. It’s not like they’re itching for a fight with Russia.
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Military planning has been around forever. They plan for all kinds of crazy scenarios. It doesn’t mean they want those things to happen. It’s just being prepared. But some people like Jesse Kelly ran with it and made a big fuss.
While the current leadership might not inspire confidence, it’s important not to get riled up by sensational news or social media drama. Stay informed, and don’t let fear-mongering get the best of you. And remember, military plans are just that – plans, not necessarily actions.
In the end, it’s crucial to think critically and not fall for exaggerated stories that try to rile up emotions needlessly. Stay level-headed and focus on what truly matters in keeping our country safe and strong.
