Indonesia’s Deadly Floods Reveal Globalist Neglect and Infrastructure Failures

As severe flooding and landslides ravage Indonesia’s Sumatra island, claiming at least 79 lives and leaving dozens missing, the limitations of globalist-dependent infrastructure become painfully clear. Damaged bridges, washed-out roads, and a shortage of heavy equipment have crippled rescue efforts amidst relentless tropical cyclone-driven rains. This tragedy is more than a distant natural disaster—it serves as a cautionary tale for America. While nations like Indonesia grapple with exposed vulnerabilities under extreme weather events exacerbated by climate unpredictability, Washington continues to pour billions into foreign aid and multinational institutions rather than fortifying our own border security and critical infrastructure. How Long...