Russia’s Undersea War Games Expose Nightmare Scenario For Global Internet

• • Submarine cables carry 95 to 99 percent of all international data traffic.


• • Russia is actively expanding its Arctic cable infrastructure through the Polar Express project.


• • Coordinated sabotage or covert tapping of these cables could collapse global finance and communications.

Context
The global internet relies on a concentrated network of undersea fiber optic cables rather than satellites. This physical dependency creates a massive vulnerability for government and economic stability.

Christian Perspective
The fragility of these systems reminds us that man's technological achievements are temporary and subject to chaos. We on a globalized digital web creates. True stability comes from God and the strength of the sovereign nation rather than vulnerable wires.

Implications
A disruption to these cables would cripple the American economy and disrupt the ability of the Church to communicate. National security requires protecting our physical infrastructure to ensure the continuity of our Christian way of life. We cannot allow our survival to depend on a globalist network that is easily severed by adversaries.

Broader Trends
This vulnerability highlights the dangers of the globalist agenda which prioritizes interconnectedness over national self sufficiency. As hostile powers like Russia build their own networks, the push for a centralized global digital order becomes a tool for control. The shift toward multipolar digital infrastructure signals the end of unipolar Western dominance.

Takeaway
America First policy must prioritize the hardening and domestic control of all critical communication infrastructure. We must reduce our dependency on globalized systems that empower foreign actors and international elites. Strengthening our national sovereignty requires securing the physical foundations of our digital world.