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As war rages on in central Europe, a potentially far bigger conflict remains largely overshadowed in

As war rages on in central Europe, a potentially far bigger conflict remains largely overshadowed in the media — and it could mean the end of American naval dominance. As war rages on in central Europe, a potentially far bigger conflict remains largely overshadowed in the media — and it could mean the end of American naval dominance.   [Wealth Daily]      Alex Koyfman / Apr 13, 2023 China: U.S. Carriers Unsafe in South China Sea As war rages on in central Europe, a potentially far bigger conflict remains largely overshadowed in the media. Taiwan, which now looks imminently poised to become the next point of contention between the (real) superpowers, has been looking on for the last few weeks as the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Navy conducted a massive military exercise in the East China Sea. The exercise, as most military exercises do, had a dual purpose. The first, and most visible, was to further hone the crews and operational efficiency of the PLA Navy, including its 1,000-foot Shandong aircraft carrier. [chinesecarrier] The second, more implied purpose was to show the U.S. Navy — whose Nimitz carrier strike group held their own exercises in the South China Sea last week — that the PLA wasn’t going to be pushed around in its own backyard. One of the key features of the exercise was the live-fire testing of one of China’s "carrier killer" hypersonic ballistic missiles. The End of American Naval Dominance? Missiles like the DF-17, as pictured below in its mobile launcher, can put a conventional or nuclear warhead on a ship-sized target from 1,000 miles away in about 11 minutes, launch to impact. [DF17] The warhead, carried within a terminal-stage "glide" vehicle, makes its final approach at around 4,000 miles per hour, giving shipborne defenses very little time to respond. When these are launched en masse, which is precisely the ideology adopted by the PLA, no U.S. carrier group will be safe. Shocking Truck Stop Encounter! Long Beach, California is home of a very unusual truck stop. It looks like any other. You’d get a nasty hot dog. Some burnt coffee. And all sorts of weird characters stop here. But the truck drivers who use it have a secret. A secret that’s set to render fossil fuels obsolete... and Bloomberg says it will “skyrocket 1,000 times over.” [Click here for the full story.]( There have been a few times in the history of military technology when single advancements render entire military doctrine obsolete. In fact, during the Second World War, the aircraft carrier itself was responsible for sweeping aside the battleship, which had held the throne as the king of naval vessels for centuries. With hypersonic missiles like China’s DF-17 and Russia’s Mach 10-capable air-launched KH-47M2 Kinzhal, hundreds of billions of dollars' worth of hardware, not to mention the training and assignments of tens of thousands of naval personnel, could be rendered useless. [Kinzhal] When the Going Gets Tough... The Tough Go to the Bank Good thing our Department of Defense doesn't typically go for the useless and helpless approach. When in doubt, the answer is always to achieve parity by spending more, and this case is no exception. Our own hypersonic missile program has been a primary concern at the Pentagon for some time now. Almost $5 billion in spending for research and development has already been earmarked for this year alone. Last week, this heightened attention started to show signs of bearing fruit, as the U.S. Army deployed a hypersonic missile battery in Florida as part of a wider launch rehearsal. Are You Sick of Market Crashes Gutting Your Retirement Account? There’s a way to flip the market carnage into a legal fortune…Without shorting a single stock…And without touching options, cryptos, or “meme" stocks. This radical “blueprint'' could help anyone turn $500 into $1.2 million in under a year. 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