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The Trianglerism Principles of War 06012024 · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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  It's a right. It's a right to fight a war, just just wars,
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  if that is the right time. It's a right for countries to defend
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  themselves in the case of an invasion or an enemy force that disrupt the state
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  itself. The functionality of the state and the institutions of the states, or
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  the cohesion and or that which make a state to function, to be a
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  state, its symbols, its ideals, and when we do fight wars.
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  You cannot fight a war by preventing those that you are hurting. Based on
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  the rule or based on international rules or the rule based order or the international
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  ways of conducting a war. You cannot fight a war by depriving people of
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  food, of medicine, or aid. Humanitarian aid by licensed organizations. You
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  shouldn't be blocked, especially when people need assistance. It's very strategic during war
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  sometimes to block aid because they aid sometimes may suspiciously be having weapons or things
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  in it that abate or that helps the enemy. But at the same time,
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  if there is nothing like that, if there is no such thing of
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  something helping the enemy, it looks humane, professional and civilized. To let
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  aid in does not help you preventing, preventing and already disabled, and already
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  affected and afflicted and already wounded, harmless, crying humans, especially children and
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  women, from food, just the basic necessities of life. Wars are meant
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  to destroy combatants, but not innocent people. On the contrary, good wars
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  are wasted to destroy the enemy and make the people turn against the enemy.
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  But when which a war you keep the enemy, but you destroy the people.
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  You're not happy yourself. You're giving your enemy a pr victory. Your
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  enemy needs such pictures, such photos, such videos to show how brutal or
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  cruel or whatever justification under my years, or you go to war. You're
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  going to war after the enemy, the people. Enocent people are never the
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  enemy because those innocent people, you cannot kill all of them, inno same
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  people will still be here. Countries are populated by the people. You cannot
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  destroy those people. There's no way you can destroy every human being in a
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  country. That will not happen. You go after the enemy, go after
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  competence, because when you destroy the competence, you free those people themselves.
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  Those people are taking hostages or hostage by the combatants. You don't wish a
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  war against the people, the weak, the innocent people, mass casualty in
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  a war, it's not victory unless you are killing the enemies. The combatants.
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  Enemies are combatants. If you go to war, you can only kill
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  kill combatants. You cannot kill people withving a white flag who are armless and
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  we are helpless and homeless and miserable and vulnerable. You cannot kill. You
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  cannot kill the weak, You cannot kill the vulnerable. There is no purpose
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  for that. That will not hurt your cause. You help your cause by
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  killing the combatants, not civilians, not innocent people, not women and children,
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  unless those women are combatants. You don't kill an aging population, you
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  know, you don't kill the elderly. You don't kill a child, you
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  don't kill ancient woman. What does that got to do with the war?
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  What strategy is that? That's a pr disaster? Public relations disaster? Because
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  today is the day of the Internet. Tik tok, Instagram, Facebook,
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  Google, you two, you peck, bepole, send fives before send images.
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  You do everything in the ward to minimize cashorts of the innocent, children
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  and women, of the elderly, of the people. Critical infrastructures unless used
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  by the enemies like hospitals and skulls or shelters are the taboos of wars to
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  destroy because it does not make you look good. Making you look good projection,
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  perception and perspective. Who wins the projection perception and perspective of a war
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  wins the war? Who wins the projection perception and perspective of a war wins
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  the war? Because today people see, people can see, people can hear,
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  people can see what is happening from afar. People don't like seeing innocent
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  children and women being killed, and the elderly people don't like seeing innocent people
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  going hungry, miserable. Cannot treat themselves, especially when they say they have
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  nothing to do with the war. Concentrate focus and pay attention to the combatants,
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  to the enemy, to the mission. If you go to war,
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  it means you have a plan, you have a strategy, you have a
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  target. Let me say it again. If you go to war, it
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  means you have a plan, you have a strategy, and you have a
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  target and your plan, strategy, and target cannot be innocent children and women,
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  cannot be depriving people from food or depriving innocent people for mining the daily
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  day that the daily business, or mining all their business because innocent, innocent
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  people. Women and children are not your problem. That's not why you go
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  to war. You don't go to war to kill innocent women and children,
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  to kill innocent way to kill children and innocent women and make it very clear.
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  Children are always innocent. Some women may not be innocent. They might
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  be competence. You go to war to keep it competence. I need to
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  be strategic how to get to those competents. You need to know where they
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  are. You need to be careful your weapons and your target. Because of
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  public relations, because the war, the war, we see how you conduct
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  your war. There are international organizations, there are civil societies, a non
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  profit organizations, and there is just a war that doesn't like to see people
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  being killed. No matter your strategy, no matter your your mantor, no
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  matter your justification, you must be mindful of creating, of not creating casualties
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  of innocent women or children. The death toll should mean something to you.
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  And we destroy infrastructure, you should remember that it's being documented today. People
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  keep records. It will use against you, no matter your justification. Sometimes
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  your justification might not be enough. And no matter people who are there to
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  support you, sometimes your support might not be enough when the devastation is so
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  enormous and obvious, unplatant, and so indiscriminate. When you watch a war
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  indiscriminately, you hardly en up. Victorious victory comes when you watch a war
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  winning on the projection, perception and perspective scenarios, you can conduct a clean
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  war. You get in, you get out. You have a target.
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  Surgically, you go after your target. When you get your target, you
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  clean your weapons and wait for the target to get out of the hole,
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  out of their hiding. Through satellites, through drones, true intelligence, surgical
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  strikes, get in, get out that clean, efficient, the effective,
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  that proactive, that preemptive. You always want the international community to be on
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  your side when you wait a war. Sometimes ignorance, arrogance, narcissism,
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  and Hebrews or Hebrews to start reason and rationality and reality or common sense.
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  We get talk in our bubble or in our equal chambers. That we tend
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  to talk to ourselves thinking that the world is listening to us, when the
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  world is not listening because what we are saying it is not much in reality
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  what they can see. You cannot spin reality. You cannot spin the song
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  because if you don't. If you refuses song, you feel the heat.
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  You cannot spin that which is obvious, even if you can spin and get
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  away with it, even if people can help you to spin for you,
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  at the point in time they get tired, they don't know what to say.
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  You cannot just keep spinning. The will cannot just keep turning. And
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  it's a break and it's recalibration and it's something new. You cannot keep telling
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  the same story that nobody's buying, and you keep waging a war that the
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  wall is asking you to stop or to rethink. You can wish your ward
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  another time. You cannot just keep digging yourself into the grave. You cannot
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  just keep hurrying yourself because of a particular strategy that might not be feasible,
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  that might not be realistic, that lacks common sense and strategy and long term
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  thinking, that is due politically disastrous pr. Before you wage a war,
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  you need to strategize on your PR, on your public relations, and to
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  strategize on public relations, you must remember to strategize on P P P on
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  the projection of the war, the perception of the war, and the perspective
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  of that war. War. Because a war is watching, and people are
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  keeping records. Before you wish a war, you must have your ted Q
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  strategy t d Q. You must think doubt and ask questions while you are
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  waging the war on your strgedy. You must be t d queen all the
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  time. Think thout, ask questions, Think thout, ask questions, Think
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  thout, ask questions, Think thout, ask questions. To re strategize,
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  think out, think thout, ask questions, restrategize, think thout, ask
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  questions, readstrategize. You must be thinking doubt in not asking questions in order
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  to read strategize. The third, you must remember m p B because the
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  world is watching what you're doing, and because you must be accountable for the
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  war that you are firing. You must remember m p B measurement proportionality and
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  balance. Once you betray m p B measurement proportionality and balance in the war,
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  you lose the p R, you lose public relations, you lose the
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  international community. The international community is on your side when you have justificate.
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  We have justification to wage a war if and only if you keep to the
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  mp B principal measurement. How you fight the war, your proportionality, How
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  you fight the war and your balance to keep it together, to make your
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  supporters to save face. When you keep mp B strategy of principle at war,
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  your supporters have room to justify your reasons while you're fighting the war.
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  But a war that betrays the PPP strategy, the projection perception perspective strategy,
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  and that betrays the ted QS strategy. It means a war that is not
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  constantly thinking, doubting, and asking questions in order to restrategize. And a
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  war waste that betrays the MPP strategy of measurement, proportionality and balance is doomed
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  to fail. The international community will come against you. Public opinion will weigh
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  and that support will try. You'll be isolated. You will left alone because
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  you don't listen. You don't listen. Remember the triangleism strategy of war.
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  The triangle the trianglism strategy of war says that before we in the war,
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  make sure that you have your P P P, your T d Q,
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  your m p B in harmony. You must harmonize your p P, P
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  P P P, m p B and T d Q strategy. Errors you
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  win the war and you lose the world. You look, you win the
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  war and and lose w O r l D. You win w A R
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  and you lose w or r l D. Do not win the war and
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  lose the world. You need the world to be on your side. You
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  need the world to rectify your victory. You need the world to accept your
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  victory. You need the world to accept your gains. You need the world
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  to welcome you back in the community of nations. And the world does not
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  like it when you wish. When you wish the war, the war in
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  this regard of life of the innocent and of women, the world will not
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  be on your side. Right when you refuse humanitarian aid, of humanitarian assistance,
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  the world will not be on your side. When you wach a war
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  not based on a rule based order and not based on international expectations of war
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  conduct, and you lose the war when you go after the people instead of
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  combatance. You go to war to destroy the competence, to make them surrender,
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  and to declare victory and pass pass your orders to the victor goes to
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  spills. You go to war to win and to conquer and dominate and let
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  your rule be. Then you cannot do that. Killing and not saying women
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  are killing children are preventing them from feeding themselves or sustaining life. It means
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  you don't any strategy strategy. It means victory is not a strategy. Victory
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  delayed is victory lost. Victory delayed is victory lost. I'm giving the rules
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  of war. Victory delayed is victory lost. The war that is intended to
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  be win to be worn. It's strategic, it's short, it's swift,
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  it's preemptive, proactive, and it follows the PPP principle projection perception perspective.
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  That is for the public, that's for the pr It follows t D you
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  strategy thinking and doubting, asking questions in order to re strategize to win the
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  war, and MPB measurement proportionality and balance in order for the victory to be
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  accepted by the international community. Remember this principles. The more casualties you minimize
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  of children and enosense women, the better your public relations. Let me see
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  it again, The more casualties you minimize when it comes to children and enocent
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  women, the better your public relations, and the better for your supporters to
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  keep supporting you. People cannot keep supporting you compromising their own lives. Sacrificing
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  their jobs, risking their lives. When you don't care about their support,
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  you keep doing what you like that is not helping your own country, your
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  own people, but yourself. You cannot win your war by yourself in it,
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  allies in it, people in its support. In order to win a
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  war, the war is not one by a single person, and the war
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  is not one by isolation or in isolation. You cannot isolate yourself and say
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  you are victorious. Remember that Prince is razar Wait or armed, the humanitarian
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  strategy of war, the Triangulism principles of war, the p p P for
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  public relations, the t d Q for the military strategy of strategists, and
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  the m p B for humanitarianism and for the law of war to be accepted.
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  But the international community, Prince is raizar In a philosopher. Thank you