Sure he says that, but observe his real world actions - he retreats when the PakArmy pushes him back.
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Replying to @i_contemplate_ @_Mauna_
He retreats from the American drone.
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In the old days, his anchor would have been destroyed. The Jihadi still fights old style. His enemies don't. Mistake.
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Agreed, saying that defeating him is not so difficult once nature understood - he's still very human despite facade of ghoulishness
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Replying to @i_contemplate_ @_Mauna_
That real world actions of his belie at least half his transcendent motivations
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His theory of war is pretty robust. Retreat as good as offence. Victory is tangible as well as intangible.
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So to me, physical submission is only part 1 of his defeat. Part 2 should follow with psychological submission and weaning
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Oh I never disagreed with that! Defeat to me is as much psychological as physical.
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Major error of the Western domination of the ME early part of last century was to leave it unconverted.
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I think their plan, infact worked well for them - used the M's as attack dogs against others such as us.
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