Ever Hear of Elbridge Colby?

 Yah, that's a name that is NOT on the Epstein list, but a lot of the Fake & Ghey governments (Britain, Japan, Australia) dislike him intensely.

Awww.  That's too bad.  You can read the entire--rather short--editorial at this link, but here are the key grafs:

 ...To refit a meme, what did y’all think “America First” meant? Vibes? Papers? Essays? Colby needs no introduction, and his credentials need no defense. He is an intellectual star of the realist right, and perhaps the only such to hold a top position since at least the days of James Baker and the first Bush administration. He wrote the 2017 National Defense Strategy elaborating on the return of “great power competition.” As an official, he was one of the first to focus on the rise of China, and wanted to act on it instead of merely talking about it. His book is about a defense of Taiwan in extremis, The Strategy of Denial: American Defense in an Age of Great Power Conflict, in which he coined the titular strategy. (While I disagreed with some policy parts of the book, it is a logically sound doctrine in its own merit.) I know him personally and he is polite, responsive, and appreciative of disagreements, including from his critics! 

The main contention against Colby comes from a section of entrenched interests who claim that he disgruntled American allies. Well, so what? Apparently he was brusque to the British when they performatively mentioned sending the HMS Prince of Wales, one of their two aircraft carriers, to the Pacific; he asked whether it was too late to turn it back. The Japanese cancelled their July 2+2 meeting when he asked them to raise their defense spending, and the Australians and Japanese both were taken aback when he asked for concrete logistical plans from their militaries in case of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan. He was also one who asked for a review of weapons being sent to Ukraine, given the shortages at home. ...

Let us remember this:  The American Conservative was founded--in part--by Patrick J. Buchanan, who ran the original America First campaign.  Donald Trump's theft of that title is a compliment to Buchanan--but Trump will never acknowledge PJB's pre-eminence, and if  you know anything about the history of Buchanan (and Sobran) you will know why.

(Wondering still?  Think "Amen Corner.") 

So when PJB's outfit says England, Japan, and Australia are--effectively--Fake and Ghey "warriors," you can rest assured that they are.