The Illusion of Strength: Is the U.S. More Vulnerable Than It Appears? Let me ask you something: what happens when the world’s most interconnected economy faces disruption in the very systems it depends on to function? Most Americans assume the U.S. sits in a position of unshakable strength. After all, it controls the global reserve currency, commands the largest military, and dominates financial markets. But strength built on stability is very different from strength built on resilience. And right now, we’re beginning to see the difference. The ongoing tensions involving Iran aren’t just about geopolitics—they’re exposing a deeper truth: the U.S. economy is highly dependent on global order. Supply chains, energy flows, and financial markets must remain smooth and predictable.…
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