Once upon a time, we somehow ended up in Iraq, for reasons that are completely irrelevant now so let's not even talk about that (except to note that those reasons were GOOD reasons, yes they were, SHUT UP).
Because annosexuals screaming in terror, shitting pants, and running away are fun to watch on YouTube, but haven't the Iraqi people suffered enough?
There's a very interesting documentary about Sun Tzu's "Art of War" that compares Western military thinking (Chess) to Asian military thinking (Go).
Chess is a war of attrition. In Go it's a disadvantage to have too many pieces (territory) too early in the game. Better to be light and move fast - living off the countryside, like the Viet Cong. And then build your number of pieces at the end, controlling the entire board.
Because annosexuals screaming in terror, shitting pants, and running away are fun to watch on YouTube, but haven't the Iraqi people suffered enough?
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA you are so cute!
It certainly worked for Wile E. Coyote. Wile E. Coyote: Super Genius.
At least Barry said we wouldn't be sending any ground troops. Wait...why are you all laughing?
LBJ was a brave fella domestically, but as far as war went, he <i>was</i> the big fool neck deep in the Big Muddy.
here&#039;s the thing world: we&#039;re done, tired, fucked up, drinking red wine.
you need a policeman,
beiing you&#039;re up. have a blast.
We&#039;ve just got to &quot;turn the corner&quot; for the 547th time. Or maybe send over a few more pallets of cash. That will do it!
If we just keep doing the same thing over and over, we&#039;re bound to get a different result -- isn&#039;t that right, Walnuts?
<i>made us swoon for Commander Guy George W. Bush in his codpiece</i>
Next time I tell you someone from Texas should not be president of the United States, please pay attention.
---- Molly Nivens
In other words, we&#039;re in deep shit.
I believe that would be a bomber - not a fighter.
There&#039;s a very interesting documentary about Sun Tzu&#039;s &quot;Art of War&quot; that compares Western military thinking (Chess) to Asian military thinking (Go).
Chess is a war of attrition. In Go it&#039;s a disadvantage to have too many pieces (territory) too early in the game. Better to be light and move fast - living off the countryside, like the Viet Cong. And then build your number of pieces at the end, controlling the entire board.
I find it a worthwhile comparison.