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Strategy no tactics. Using it as a global application. They say war is politics by other means. He decided politics is war by other means, and his followers eat it up and war actions are mean to increase confusion exponentially. To him confusion is opportunity.Or like every cavalry tactic ever written in the last 2,500 years. Custer was not first to take good cavalry, lock them down against mounted forces and die in place. Just the only on to be thought of heroically by the public for it.Not it's first outing. Sometimes drawing radical heat, usual name calling etc. I try not to get pinned down on one hill too long. Engage at will, but Do Not Become Decisively Engaged with superior force enemy in the open, as it detrimental to the mission and personal psychology. Just my opinion, based on armor cavalry scout platoon tactics.
Yeah 'hit and run' tactic....Just like a good Jihadist.
The President of the U.S. is not the enemy. Why would one use military tactics?