All of your examples were of supporting existing local insurgencies in order to help them frustrate foreign conventional occupying forces. The occupiers did not have to choose between victory or death, but could at their leisure withdraw. Having that option creates increasing political pressure to withdraw over time. The is exacerbated by military conscription to an unpopular war and a lack of ideological unity in the occupying nation. This is not the circumstance with Hezbollah.
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Read ‘Mao Zedong’s Principles of Peoples War’ to understand the dynamics of a mid-20th century insurgency, and have a foundation for how that has adapted with technology.
Holy crap no sarcasm in this but your willing to have a sensible discourse with me and engagement. Jesus Freaking Christ about time someone gets it. Sorry just really giddy right now…But let’s end it on a peaceful note and no hate or anything so we can use this as an example that it still exisits …deal?
All of your examples were of supporting existing local insurgencies in order to help them frustrate foreign conventional occupying forces. The occupiers did not have to choose between victory or death, but could at their leisure withdraw. Having that option creates increasing political pressure to withdraw over time. The is exacerbated by military conscription to an unpopular war and a lack of ideological unity in the occupying nation. This is not the circumstance with Hezbollah.
Read ‘Mao Zedong’s Principles of Peoples War’ to understand the dynamics of a mid-20th century insurgency, and have a foundation for how that has adapted with technology.
Oh please get this going maybe we can get a thread going to educate people
Holy crap no sarcasm in this but your willing to have a sensible discourse with me and engagement. Jesus Freaking Christ about time someone gets it. Sorry just really giddy right now…But let’s end it on a peaceful note and no hate or anything so we can use this as an example that it still exisits …deal?