We are winning the culture war. The WOT doesn’t matter.
America is the attacker in the clash of cultures. We’re winning. Bombs are irrelevant in this conflict.
America is the attacker in the clash of cultures. We’re winning. Bombs are irrelevant in this conflict.
This is William Lind’s most important posts, and the most important on the FM website. Our apathy & passivity are our foe’s greatest asset.
Summary: So many posts here describe how we are losing. Since we’ve forgotten, I’m reposting explanations of why and how we are losing — and how we can win in the age when 4th generation warfare (4GW) is the dominant mode of war. Step one: adopt a rational grand strategy. The original version was posted in …
Let’s try a defensive strategy in America’s wars, and win. Read More »
Summary:Â The US government appears to assume that — as with nuclear war — “the best defense is a strong offense” Cybersecurity expert Emilio Iasiello asks if this makes sense with cybersecurity, given the difficulty of identifying the attacker (attribution) and striking back at them (often amorphous non-state actors). Complacency in Cyberspace May Be Our Biggest …
Is the best defense a strong offense in cybersecurity? Read More »
Summary:Â The West’s post-9/11 wars in the Middle East have run down, but our involvement in Syria’s civil war and the attacks by radical Islamists in American — and the far larger Paris attacks — have begun a new phase in this clash of civilizations. Before we attack, repeating the mistakes of the past 15 …
Will we repeat our mistakes in the Middle East & lose, or play defense & win? Read More »