In this life or death struggle, there is no limit. we can't just ignore what is happening everywhere in this world, since any country victory against imperialism is a collective victory. And any country failure is also ours. Proletarian internationalism practice is not solely striving people for the better future duty, but also an inevitable necessity. If imperialist, America and its allies, establish an attack toward people in under developed and socialist countries, the simple logic is that a must of alliance among under developed and socialist countries. If there is not other factor, enemy could be the sole unity factor.
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
A Just Economic System
In this life or death struggle, there is no limit. we can't just ignore what is happening everywhere in this world, since any country victory against imperialism is a collective victory. And any country failure is also ours. Proletarian internationalism practice is not solely striving people for the better future duty, but also an inevitable necessity. If imperialist, America and its allies, establish an attack toward people in under developed and socialist countries, the simple logic is that a must of alliance among under developed and socialist countries. If there is not other factor, enemy could be the sole unity factor.
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Wednesday, October 24, 2007
Placement
The most difficult thing in formulating war strategy formation is placing. Sometimes, the right placement won’t give instant benefit, but it will give you log term benefit. A wise leader should know what his long term objective to gain the final victory is.
In war state, place yourself, firstly, in a safe position and wait the chance to strike. Your defense is the function of your own effort, while defeating enemy, you have to wait the right chance that is given by your enemy because of their own fault.
Moreover, the conditions to defend yourself and beating enemy are different. You may have more than enough to challenge your enemy. Then, the priority is to defend army and weapon, since they are the key of your success. Therefore, even a good general can’t ensure to beat the enemy, but he can ensure that he is invincible.
A good general don’t win the war just because he stress the victory solely. A good general will create prosperity for his men, not asking ridiculous thing from his men. If you have a good strategy, remember that you can create an external condition help your preparation. Order or disorder, bravery or fear, power or weakness is the result of placing.
If you get to the battlefield first, you will have time to rest and wait for your enemy. If your are late to get to the battlefield and your enemy is waiting for you, when you get to the battlefield hastily. At that way, you are not in a good condition. A good general would force his enemy to enter his territory not forced to fight.
By the same principle, don’t give your enemy a chance to take rest. Don’t give them to recover themselves. Keep forcing to beat them.
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Sunday, October 14, 2007
Trick and Tactic
Give a little chance for your enemy, lure them out and beat them up. Make them satisfied with themselves by pretending to be a weak, then beat them up. Use the misleading trick and appearance to make your enemy act according to your wish.
If your enemy is united, try to create disarray and make them split them. When your enemy is in a vulnerable position, perhaps your enemy is up to something. Becareful.
A good general won’t reveal his plans so that no spy will find out. He doesn’t need to explain his plans to all of his men. Considering the spy, communication among soldiers with the world outside should be minimized as much as possible.
You tactics should vary and flexible, like water, according to the circumstance of battlefield. Your tactics should not have a pattern. The best tactics is when everyone can see your step, but when the victory is in your hand, none can understand how do you do it.
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Saturday, September 29, 2007
Our Identity
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