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Either you are at war or you are not. You can't do both.
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If you are, then you are lying to yourself or to somebody. War
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is bad. If you choose to fight it, remember the expenses and casualties.
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And if for some strategic, intelligence or humanitarian reasons, you are no
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longer interested in fighting or can't win, redefine victory and look for a way
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out that doesn't look like weakness or capitulation strategically, unless for the profiteers,
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there's no victory in prolonging a brutal, unwinnable operation, conflict or war.
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In the end, the poor and innocent die. A war that has no
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end, has no meaning, no purpose, no grand vision, but loss
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and damages. Democracies hardly win wars. Dictators do because they are brutal,
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callous, cruel, cold blooded, calculative, corrupt, and unaccountable to non
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but itself. Al philosopher Prince Israel Czar, twelve point one, two point two three