Sun Tzu said: The good fighters of old first put themselves beyond the possibility of defeat, and then waited for an opportunity of defeating the enemy. Security against defeat implies defensive tactics; ability to defeat the enemy means taking the offensive.
@@nathanemslie9972 Incorrect. Terrorist insurgencies win by defeating us politically. They do not have the goal of defeating us militarily, by maneuver warfare, which is impossible through terrorism. The very definition of terrorism is to attack civilian populations for political ends.
@@nathanemslie9972 We must place ourselves beyond the possibility of defeat *politically*, since it is politically that they attempt to defeat us. Liberal democracy is our weakness. That is where they attack us. We must place ourselves beyond liberal democracy. That is the evolution of warfare.
Thank you , Sir. It was splendid. Many people struggle prioritizing things in their lives. I believe the military does it better than anyone. Waiting for a video on that.
As always ! Excellent work ! The long terms and short terms objectives are best way to orgnize our mind set ... thx man .. and i agree , what rules the filed war , rule the economy .. best of luck
Is it possible to make a video about the Special Tactics Officers in the Air Force? Would love to see more detail and info about them and how to become one.
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Absolutely love your videos, have been a driving force in helping me become a better person I have a small request: Could you do a video covering stoicism? I believe it is a valuable mindset for many people to have and understand (a good reference video is Better Bachelor's video on stoicism)
have you any advice on the following situation: a friend of mine, has a boss who takes any suggestions for improvments as a personal afront. Since the boss feels not accepted by its employeess and supervisors/CIO, the boss immediately feels threatened when offered a solution which come not from his own. But situation is also like this: there are no solutions, only sentences like "i have no time" "i have no ressources". Even if my friend provies solutions for situation with reduced ressources, he gets blown away. What should he do?
Thank you so much sir, I do really learn a lot from your videos. Sir please I do even request that you video us Phases of war! May you have a blessed day!
Ok, got a video topic for ya. With the recent police shootings in Philadelphia and subsequent rioting in response, the level of faith, respect, and positive attitude toward the Police are at a all time low. What would you suggest be implemented to improve the structure, operations, and training of our municipal police departments?
Boy, this list of principles sure spells out why the US Armed Forces are great battle winners and awful "real war" losers. First of all, these principles of war are focused on the military supply-side of warfare and not on the political demand-side. This leads to the second point: for all the teaching of Clausewitz in US military schools, why isn't his most fundamental principle listed here? That is none other than to fight wars in a profitable manner--not unlike a commercial business firm, although the costs and benefits of wars can involve much more than money. But hey, highly unprofitable wars from a strategic perspective can be great for the profits of defense contractors and military careers. So, I guess it makes sense for career-minded officers to ignore Clausewitz when developing such a list of principles. Nevertheless, the strategic imperative of profitability explains why so many of these seemingly eternal principles of war must be violated to either lower the war's human and financial costs or enhance its political and economic benefits. For example, no, you may not want mass effects or surprise in a battle if it will lead to heavy local civilian losses that will jeopardize a crucial tribal alliance. So, you may achieve a more profitable outcome by deploying less firepower (and possibly endure heavier losses in your own combat units) to maintain that significant political benefit.
I usually find a way to be offensive every single day.
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Sun Tzu said: The good fighters of old first put themselves beyond the possibility of defeat, and then waited for an opportunity of defeating the enemy. Security against defeat implies defensive tactics; ability to defeat the enemy means taking the offensive.
Yeah but the war on terrorism isn’t the same sort of war. Terrorist insergencies are never gonna conquer America. It’s by nature an offensive war.
War is an organized battle, compare to terrorism who opposes the rules of war this making them idk, I didn't know anything.
this man exposing the idocracy of military leadership & the exact reason I dont want to be an officer at or above company level
@@nathanemslie9972 Incorrect. Terrorist insurgencies win by defeating us politically. They do not have the goal of defeating us militarily, by maneuver warfare, which is impossible through terrorism. The very definition of terrorism is to attack civilian populations for political ends.
@@nathanemslie9972 We must place ourselves beyond the possibility of defeat *politically*, since it is politically that they attempt to defeat us. Liberal democracy is our weakness. That is where they attack us. We must place ourselves beyond liberal democracy. That is the evolution of warfare.
Thank you , Sir. It was splendid. Many people struggle prioritizing things in their lives. I believe the military does it better than anyone. Waiting for a video on that.
These videos are awesome! Thank you for taking the time and effort to teach us about the military.
Whatever it takes to win.
Did you read what you typed?
Thanks man, this is A-grade for my writing!
As always ! Excellent work ! The long terms and short terms objectives are best way to orgnize our mind set ... thx man .. and i agree , what rules the filed war , rule the economy .. best of luck
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Over the target...AGAIN!
ONWARD!
Is it possible to make a video about the Special Tactics Officers in the Air Force? Would love to see more detail and info about them and how to become one.
I forwarded this to my civilian boss. She likes how you get to the point without extra fluff, as do I. Cheer, sir!
Impressive and first! Hope u can make video about what to do if the situation is like all hell break lose or FUBAR. If possible maybe review Brickmania toys in the future.
Thankyou for your inspiring words.I learn much from your videos.You make an outstanding life coach.
This reminds me of what it's like to play, Go. All of these principles are very relevant.
The best explanation ever
I always feel like I learn something watching your videos. Thank you!
Love your vids after 30 min of watching the for doing these
Cn you make version of this tailored for individuals? Like how you made the man plan video. That was really useful.
Love your content..👍 always informative and concise. Thank you for the work you do.
Absolutely love your videos, have been a driving force in helping me become a better person
I have a small request:
Could you do a video covering stoicism? I believe it is a valuable mindset for many people to have and understand (a good reference video is Better Bachelor's video on stoicism)
Great Channel.
Salute!! Adjustments!!! Salute!!!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Another great video, thanks and God bless.
War principles are fast paced
What is the painting on the right of the screen in the beginning of the video?!
Thank you for the video.
use mass... almost forgot that one from IN CCC..... LOL
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😎, this was very instructive !
Great job, keep it up
It’s basically about protecting real estate and resources or the taking of the same from someone else.
Name of background music?
These principle of war will conflict with each other can you briefly explain this aspect in relation to principles of war please ...
have you any advice on the following situation:
a friend of mine, has a boss who takes any suggestions for improvments as a personal afront. Since the boss feels not accepted by its employeess and supervisors/CIO, the boss immediately feels threatened when offered a solution which come not from his own.
But situation is also like this: there are no solutions, only sentences like "i have no time" "i have no ressources".
Even if my friend provies solutions for situation with reduced ressources, he gets blown away.
What should he do?
Maybe ask jocko willink, he might answer the question.
GhostX42 leave his job.
Thank you so much sir, I do really learn a lot from your videos. Sir please I do even request that you video us Phases of war!
May you have a blessed day!
Hey do could you link a video of zeroing in a scope and how to calculate long-range shots?
Everybody please trust in the LORD Jesus Christ Forever Amen.
No doubt all 9 principles are important but to me the most important are objective, mass and simplicity.
How can I contact you sir?
Hi sir, could you make a video of delta force, how to get in, what to expect, and other things about it because I couldn’t find a lot of info about it
Honestly you gotta be the best of the best to get in
"We win every battle but lose th war" never thought that a US military would have such a view.
Ok, got a video topic for ya. With the recent police shootings in Philadelphia and subsequent rioting in response, the level of faith, respect, and positive attitude toward the Police are at a all time low. What would you suggest be implemented to improve the structure, operations, and training of our municipal police departments?
Pretty much similar to the Art of War.
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Why is it I can't see how many subscribers you have?
Boy, this list of principles sure spells out why the US Armed Forces are great battle winners and awful "real war" losers. First of all, these principles of war are focused on the military supply-side of warfare and not on the political demand-side. This leads to the second point: for all the teaching of Clausewitz in US military schools, why isn't his most fundamental principle listed here? That is none other than to fight wars in a profitable manner--not unlike a commercial business firm, although the costs and benefits of wars can involve much more than money. But hey, highly unprofitable wars from a strategic perspective can be great for the profits of defense contractors and military careers. So, I guess it makes sense for career-minded officers to ignore Clausewitz when developing such a list of principles. Nevertheless, the strategic imperative of profitability explains why so many of these seemingly eternal principles of war must be violated to either lower the war's human and financial costs or enhance its political and economic benefits. For example, no, you may not want mass effects or surprise in a battle if it will lead to heavy local civilian losses that will jeopardize a crucial tribal alliance. So, you may achieve a more profitable outcome by deploying less firepower (and possibly endure heavier losses in your own combat units) to maintain that significant political benefit.
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Great video!