Underground Usa

The MAGA majority has been a steadfast and righteous voice against the reckless proxy wars that have drained America’s strength—conflicts like those in Iraq, Libya, and, some would argue Ukraine, driven by globalist agendas with little benefit to the United States. Their rejection of gratuitous regime-change schemes and endless military entanglements reflects a deep commitment to prioritizing American interests. Yet, there is a critical distinction between avoiding optional wars and confronting existential threats posed by tyrannical regimes like Iran’s Islamofascist mullahs and Communist China. For a movement built on strength and patriotism, embracing a contemporary form of isolationism in the face of such evil is not just misguided—it’s a borderline betrayal of the values that define America’s greatness.The MAGA base’s distrust of Washington’s war machine is well-earned. Years of betrayal by elites have fueled legitimate skepticism of neo-con-induced foreign conflicts. But retreating into any form of isola