Same story, different day. He's absolutely right, we are being played like a cheap fiddle, and very willing participants too! Can't wait to see next week's scenario.
No we are not being played like a fiddle. We have not however developed a concise vision for what we want with a specific means of acheiving that goal.
Our side has nothing to cement it together and rally around. There has been no single event or single point that brings us all together off the couch. This is our weakness. We are a powerful force but we are slow to anger and respond. No one wants to take the first step to be the outlaw. Once you have crossed over its all easy from there. The enemy is waging disruptive warfare using proxy forces. The goal is to goad us to respond on their terms. What are our goals and how do we get there?
Disruption is a good strategy but we have to have a an idea of what we are disrupting and what are the ends to that. Do we disrupt the proxy forces (attack the Uniions?) or what?
Same story, different day.
ReplyDeleteHe's absolutely right, we are being played like a cheap fiddle, and very willing participants too!
Can't wait to see next week's scenario.
No we are not being played like a fiddle. We have not however developed a concise vision for what we want with a specific means of acheiving that goal.
ReplyDeleteOur side has nothing to cement it together and rally around. There has been no single event or single point that brings us all together off the couch. This is our weakness. We are a powerful force but we are slow to anger and respond. No one wants to take the first step to be the outlaw. Once you have crossed over its all easy from there. The enemy is waging disruptive warfare using proxy forces. The goal is to goad us to respond on their terms.
What are our goals and how do we get there?
Disruption is a good strategy but we have to have a an idea of what we are disrupting and what are the ends to that.
Do we disrupt the proxy forces (attack the Uniions?) or what?
Grenadier1