Another sign of desperation. They're making it up as they go along now. It won't be long now before the house of cards comes crashing down.
They'd be much wiser to concede the Pedophilia and move on hoping to save what's left. In military lingo it's called a tactical retreat, you pull back, concede territory and re-organize.
There are countless examples of what happens when an army dogmatically holds on to the bitter end. The one I like the best is Hitler refusing to let his generals make a tactical retreat from Stalingrad.
Like I said, this house of cards is very close to falling in on itself.
P.S. Anybody want to guess how many German soldiers the Red Army captured at Stalingrad and how many of those made it back to Germany?
~100,000 German soldiers were captured at Stalingrad. They quickly set off on foot to labor camps in Siberia over 1000 miles away. Only 5,000 of those ~100,000 made it back to Germany 10 years later...........in 1952-3.
Love the analogy hahah. You can see shills everywhere trying to turn this into a bipartisan battle. We have to make sure we remind people this has nothing to do with party affiliation.
Also anybody know how to check the rules for VOAT? I keep getting posts deleted :( one was about long term tactics for defeating shadow government. Deleted because of Reason #4
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DarkMath ago
Another sign of desperation. They're making it up as they go along now. It won't be long now before the house of cards comes crashing down.
They'd be much wiser to concede the Pedophilia and move on hoping to save what's left. In military lingo it's called a tactical retreat, you pull back, concede territory and re-organize.
There are countless examples of what happens when an army dogmatically holds on to the bitter end. The one I like the best is Hitler refusing to let his generals make a tactical retreat from Stalingrad.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Stalingrad
Like I said, this house of cards is very close to falling in on itself.
P.S. Anybody want to guess how many German soldiers the Red Army captured at Stalingrad and how many of those made it back to Germany?
~100,000 German soldiers were captured at Stalingrad. They quickly set off on foot to labor camps in Siberia over 1000 miles away. Only 5,000 of those ~100,000 made it back to Germany 10 years later...........in 1952-3.
;-)
druhill007 ago
Love the analogy hahah. You can see shills everywhere trying to turn this into a bipartisan battle. We have to make sure we remind people this has nothing to do with party affiliation.
Also anybody know how to check the rules for VOAT? I keep getting posts deleted :( one was about long term tactics for defeating shadow government. Deleted because of Reason #4
Atatarkus ago
I got a rule 4 deletion for posting this link https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pvrIzBQSy8M
It's pretty much a uk tv documentary version of the salon article from this post, don't know why they deleted it either
druhill007 ago
Dang. Can anybody help us out with rule 4 meaning?