Well, howdy there, Internet people it spell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump's new National Defense Strategy and reshaping the world.

Reporting has come out that the new National Defense Strategy is remarkably different than previous ones,

including Trump's own previous strategy.

The National Defense Strategy is a document that outlines top-level strategic priorities

for the United States. It sets priorities. It shapes how the U.S. interacts with allies and so on. It's an important document.

As being reported, and it's worth noting that it's still a draft, but as it's being reported,

it basically abandons U.S. leadership in the world, and the U.S. will no longer prioritize

countering China and Russia as part of its strategic vision.

Instead, it will focus on regional and domestic or homeland operations.

That's quite a piece of news as the Department of Defense rebrands to be the Department of War.

As recently as two weeks ago, the prevailing thought among experts was that the Trump

administration was going to accelerate the U.S. push to counter China.

But the draft indicates otherwise.

This is a massive abandonment of long-standing U.S. policy. The move toward taking China more seriously is a massive abandonment of long-standing U.S. policy.

The move toward taking China more seriously began under Bush Jr.

Most foreign policy experts suggested that the U.S. didn't move fast enough to counter Chinese

soft power and that it gave them a massive edge.

The Trump administration has abandoned American soft power and that it gave them a massive edge. The Trump administration has abandoned American

soft power initiatives on mass and is now reportedly shifting away from countering China with hard

power as well. This puts Trump's moves against Venezuela in a new light.

There are hints that a top priority will be attempts to realign countries to the south of the United States.

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