Tag Archive | The Art of War
THE ART OF WAR – BOOK 6: PART 1
BOOK 6 – FORTITUDE AND FRAILTY PART 1 The pressures of being, when they descend onto the shoulders of the mighty warlord, are not understood by lesser men. He is misunderstood, and until his authority is absolute and Heaven has smiled on him, he may be considered mad. It is his through his belief in […]
THE ART OF WAR – BOOK 5: PART 3
BOOK 5 – USING THE POWER OF HEAVEN PART 3 It must be understood that deceptive actions are significant in war. Organization will indicate if the warlord is entering the place of war with correct action or he is functioning through chaos. The same attitude of organization will also determine the bravery or cowardice of […]
THE ART OF WAR – BOOK 5: PART 2
BOOK 5 – USING THE POWER OF HEAVEN PART 2 When all is in harmony the army can withstand natural attacks and those that appear to be supernatural. This ability is maintained through correct administration and the proper management of men. When functioning in proper order, an army can make an enemy think that attacks […]
THE ART OF WAR – BOOK 4: PART 3
BOOK 4 – HOW TO THINK OF WAR PART 3 The warlord creates situations where his troops can perish if they fail. He does not let them know he is doing this and is sure to keep their best interests in his own heart. He is always in the same place he sends his men. […]
THE ART OF WAR – BOOK 4: PART 2
BOOK 4 – HOW TO THINK OF WAR PART 2 The warlord creates situations where his troops can perish if they fail. He does not let them know he is doing this and is sure to keep their best interests in his own heart. He is always in the same place he sends his men. […]
THE ART OF WAR – BOOK 4: PART 1
BOOK 4 – HOW TO THINK OF WAR PART 1 In ancient days warriors made themselves unbeatable by constant practice. Knowing they could never become invincible, their efforts enabled them to see the vulnerability of intended victims. They did not think in terms of beating the enemy by overwhelming him with boastful actions, but rather, […]
THE ART OF WAR – BOOK 3: PART 4
BOOK 3 – THE NATURE OF ATTACKS PART 4 Judicious warlords know the methods of maintaining authority and predicting victory in battle. They know when to fight and when not to fight; they know when conditions are correct for the successful engagement of combat. Supplies are in place and the men are enthused. Alert warlords […]
THE ART OF WAR – BOOK 3: PART 3
BOOK 3 – THE NATURE OF ATTACKS PART 3 If troops are to be used, they should be used in a non-combative manner if possible. If you would entirely overwhelm the enemy with manpower, simply surround him by showing your potential power and force. If it becomes necessary to fight, attack with utter resolve in […]
THE ART OF WAR – BOOK 3: PART 2
BOOK 3 – THE NATURE OF ATTACKS PART 2 If the enemy sees what you are doing and begins to act against you, physically attack his army without hesitation. Perhaps you have not been correct under Heaven to carry out your well-meant but improperly conceived plans. You may have failed to adequately examine conditions for […]
THE ART OF WAR – BOOK 3: PART 1
BOOK 3 – THE NATURE OF ATTACKS PART 1 Unless it is absolutely necessary, never use force when taking control of another state. Not using force will enable you to relax the fears of the people. When they realize the meaning of your intentions, they will follow your lead and obey if you have properly […]
LOCKSTEP – A NEW DOCUMENTARY
Internationally acclaimed with several awards for Best Documentary, an astounding project by award-winning Canadian film maker, Peter Sacco, about the absurd notion of current governments in their insipid attempt to cajole and incapacitate the public regarding their rights. But it is far more reaching. For decades the individual freedoms of individuals have been robbed from […]
THE ART OF WAR – BOOK 1: PART 5
BOOK 1 – CONSIDERATIONS AND ESTIMATIONS FOR WAR PART 5 Destroy your enemy in any way you can, but never forget that he may have resources as well and may be prepared for your attack. Consider him a fool for self-aggrandizement if it is appropriate, but do not become vain in your estimation of him […]
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