So here we are...with an oppurtunity to take advantage of the huge member resource we have and just released proof of the DoD actively conspiring on
how to best present information to the public in an effort to gain public support, if not just dissuade popular derision.
I don't know about you, but I am pretty fed up with being lied to and taken for granted here....so let's divide the work load and decide where best
to place the results....Research Forum anyone? Given enough interest and the appropriately motivated individuals...I say that there is no reason why
we can't just download all the documents now and start annotating and analyzing beyond the wonderful, "So there is proof and now I am going to go
buy doughnuts," reaction that many of us have had in the past...
To get us started and show that I am not just interested in spouting an rally cry...
www.dod.mil...
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"Likely Questions"
Anticipation of media/public inquiry and prepared answers. Something that would be more interesting to get in further after more context has been
established by research and corroboration of 'period' sources and information. Suffice to say that it is important (as well as a nobrainer) to
acknowledge that these things are planned for. The potential tidbits of interest are potentially contained in extrapolated pieces or connections
(contradictions, omitted information)...such as the following question.
Why was "The Major Theater War" Strategy conceptualized at the end of the Cold War, which was in 1991? Granted the Gulf War began in 1991, but the
War on Terror wasn't coined for another decade. MTW, by the way is the capacity to fight regional wars simultaneously and its' coined term suggests
that our defense sector successfully anticipated the 'miniturization of war'. Speculation at this point by me, but enough to cause me to raise an
eye brow...
The documents are worth a look through...and there is much to learn. By pooling our resources and attention, we may come out with something than a,
"Well Duh, I have known that all along."
