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Strategy 12, "Lose Battles but Win the War," focuses on long-term goals over minor victories. The hosts discuss political "sacrifices" like George Santos and Sam Brinton, suggesting that the establishment is willing to give up certain individuals to maintain the broader system. They argue that "Grand Strategy" requires looking beyond emotional reactions to achieve ultimate rewards.
Commander Ghazi led a rally in front of the CNN building in Atlanta, waving a large Russian flag to celebrate Victory Day. His speech criticized the "United Snakes of America," accused CNN of being a propaganda tool, and claimed the U.S. created a "Nazi" state in Ukraine. He also voiced skepticism regarding the COVID-19 vaccine and the 2020 election, creating a confusing mix of Russian and populist talking points.
Lincoln strategically waited for a Union victory at the Battle of Antietam in 1862 before releasing the Emancipation Proclamation. This timing was intended to give the decree "moral authority" and convince enslaved people that the Union had the momentum to actually enforce their freedom.
