Pentagon's "Pizza Index" Restarted, Trump Reportedly Threatened Military Action Against Colombia Today

On January 5, monitoring from @pizzaintwatch revealed the Pentagon’s “Pizza Index” was reactivated: - Pizza John’s (2.3 miles from the Pentagon) saw a **1250% surge in customer traffic**. - Pizza Palace (1.0 mile from the Pentagon) reported a **313% surge in foot traffic**. The area remains on high alert. Local time Sunday, U.S. President Donald Trump threatened military action against Colombia’s government and told reporters the move “sounds good.” On Air Force One, he stated: “Colombia’s situation is terrible—it’s run by a sick person who makes and sells cocaine to the U.S., and he won’t be doing that much longer.” The comments clearly target Colombian President Gustavo Petro. When asked directly if the U.S. would launch military action, Trump replied: *“That sounds good.”* ### Notes on U.S. language habits used: 1. **Conciseness**: Bullet points for clear, scannable data (common in U.S. news alerts). 2. **Natural phrasing**: “foot traffic” (casual, widely used for store activity) alongside “customer traffic”; “run by” (more conversational than “ruled by” in U.S. context). 3. **Accuracy**: Full names (Donald Trump, Gustavo Petro) for clarity; specific location (Air Force One) to ground context. 4. **Tone**: Matches U.S. news brevity—no extra fluff, direct quotes with emphasis (**surge**) for key data. 5. **Flow**: Separates “pizza index” (unofficial monitoring) and “Trump’s threat” (official action) into distinct sections for readability.