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The speaker claims about a third of the U.S.
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The speaker claims about a third of the U.S. Navy is deployed to the Caribbean to block trade in the Western Hemisphere and make China, Japan, and South Korea seek U.S. permission for access to Western Hemisphere resources.
"...why about a third of America's navy is deployed to the Caribbean right now. All right? And its main purpose is to block off..."
"...They have parked one -third of their naval assets in the Caribbean today. It's to tell the Chinese and the Russians, back off. You..."
"...seized by the Americans, and tankers are being seized in the Caribbean as well by the American Navy. Whose tankers? I believe they are..."
"...military and Coast Guard. While one was seized directly in the Caribbean, the other involved a dramatic chase that started in the Caribbean and..."
"...actually in your best interest, especially because you are in the Caribbean, in the Western Hemisphere, and you are easily within striking distance from..."
"...are the major global financial offshore centers? Well, they're in the Caribbean, okay? They're in Panama. They're in the Philippines. They are in Northern..."
"...America. You have 10 % of the US Navy in the Caribbean and they're about to attack Venezuela. You have China and Japan at..."
"...They will also establish sugar plantations on the islands of the Caribbean. And they will man it with slaves from Africa as well as..."
A source-grounded reading of the episode's central claim: American war culture has learned to convert military failure into rescue spectacle, while real wars are still decided by economics, organization, logistics, and endurance.
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