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1) "An unstable political situation, marked by sharp social divisions and usually, but not always, by a foundering or stagnant economy." Check. 2) " A political objective, based on firm moral and ideological grounds, that can be understood and accepted by the majority as the overriding cause of the insurgency, desirable in and of itself and worthy of any sacrifice." We have yet to achieve that cohesiveness among the various factions and break-away groups within our society. 3) "An oppressive government, with which no political compromise is possible." As yet to be determined. The situation remains fluid. 4) " Some form of revolutionary political organization, capable of providing dedicated and consistent leadership toward the accepted goal." As yet, there is no organization that can muster the popular support or bring disparate groups together to make any sort of legal headway against our common enemy.
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Dec 2, 2014
Dec 2, 2014 at 2:15 AM UTC
Recipe for Successful Insurgency*
1) "An unstable political situation, marked by sharp social divisions and usually, but not always, by a foundering or stagnant economy." Check. 2) " A political objective, based on firm moral and ideological grounds, that can be understood and accepted by the majority as the overriding cause of the insurgency, desirable in and of itself and worthy of any sacrifice." We have yet to achieve that cohesiveness among the various factions and break-away groups within our society. 3) "An oppressive government, with which no political compromise is possible." As yet to be determined. The situation remains fluid. 4) " Some form of revolutionary political organization, capable of providing dedicated and consistent leadership toward the accepted goal." As yet, there is no organization that can muster the popular support or bring disparate groups together to make any sort of legal headway against our common enemy.
*Courtesy of Robert Taber.
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Dec 2, 2014
Dec 2, 2014 at 2:15 AM UTC
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