The Problem Of Cyber Security - 1258 Words

We are caught in a moment of time in our nation s history where misfortunes, mismanagement, corruption, and leftwing ideology come together in a powerful concurrence of circumstances that leave our once dynamic nation at risk for disaster. Americans are a people dependent upon a meddling, incompetent government with its foot on the necks of its citizens. As incredible as it seems, our representatives allowed dictators and corrupt governments around the world to control nearly everything we need for survival. Moreover, our government is weak and incapacitated on the world stage, making us dependent upon the very people who wish to annihilate us. A crushing national debt, crumbling infrastructure, reduced military power, lack of a†¦show more content†¦Computer hacking or other sabotage could leave our entire nation a rudderless, powerless ship drifting defenselessly in a violent and hostile world. In an age when computers run our military, infrastructure, governmental agencies, banking, and nearly everything Americans depend upon for comfort and survival, we stand defenseless. Countries attack, probe, and steal information with impunity knowing Obama has no stomach for confrontation with other countries; he saves his power and hostilities in a private war on American citizens and their Constitution. There was a time when America rightfully boasted the greatest and most envied industrial complex and manufacturing base in the history of mankind. However, that was before politicians decided to over regulate, over tax, and enact never-ending destructive legislation motivating business and manufacturing to surrender and move to foreign countries offering more welcoming laws. Further, national politicians signed unwise trade agreements with countries that placed the United States in a subservient position on trade. Mega-international corporation lobbyists became the driving force for trade policy, and national security steadily suffered. Fair trade became a victim of an ill-conceived national policy and withered in the heat of backroom deals between lobbyists and politicians. The false narrative of free trade left our nation impotent in a world