The Strategy of Self‑Destruction

The White House’s 2025 National Security Strategy isn’t a strategy at all. It’s a ritual text of collapse, sovereignty recast as solitude, fragility disguised as strength.

Instead of projecting resilience, it personalizes security around one man, praises “traditional families” as the foundation of survival, and treats diversity as weakness. Democracy is downgraded, alliances dismissed, institutions portrayed as enemies. Migration, climate, pluralism…everything is reframed as threat.

What’s left is a farcical vision: tariffs as salvation, isolation as peace, nostalgia as policy. A national security strategy should reduce risk and expand resilience. This one maximizes fragility. It defines America against the world, narrows security to sameness, and erodes the very legitimacy it claims to defend.

The irony is stark. A republic that once anchored itself in pluralism now inscribes collapse as clarity. The 2025 NSS is not a plan for security. It is a manifesto of self‑destruction.