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The Republic of Makers
A national security document is never only a plan. It is a confession written in the grammar of power. It reveals what a country fears, what it still believes is sacred, and what it is willing to sacrifice to stop feeling humiliated by history.
This one arrives as a counter-sermon to the last three decades. It rejects the soft universalism of the post–Cold War era and returns to the brutal coordinates of sovereignty: borders, industry, energy, and the standards that will govern the machines of the next century. To many citizens, this will feel like oxygen. Not ideology, but relief. The…
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