RandomGuy
09-28-2006, 01:08 PM
Random Guy’s Plan to Combat Terrorism
This will be broken down into three sections that I will try to finish today.
Basic Assumptions
General Strategy and Concepts
Specific Actions
Basic Assumptions
The “war” on terror is mostly one of public relations.
Military force, although necessary, is not sufficient.
Improving security, although necessary, is not sufficient.
Military force, if overused, is counter-productive.
We are fighting a radical minority within the global Muslim community, therefore empowering the moderates within that community is of utmost importance.
Referential materials:
US Army counterinsurgency manual (big pdf)
http://www.fas.org/irp/doddir/army/fmi3-07-22.pdf
Sun Tzu's art of war: (html)
http://www.chinapage.com/sunzi-e.html
I will futher assume that these two documents have some wisdom and attempt to put into play their principles.
(end first section, later segments may be added in a later edit)
This will be broken down into three sections that I will try to finish today.
Basic Assumptions
General Strategy and Concepts
Specific Actions
Basic Assumptions
The “war” on terror is mostly one of public relations.
Military force, although necessary, is not sufficient.
Improving security, although necessary, is not sufficient.
Military force, if overused, is counter-productive.
We are fighting a radical minority within the global Muslim community, therefore empowering the moderates within that community is of utmost importance.
Referential materials:
US Army counterinsurgency manual (big pdf)
http://www.fas.org/irp/doddir/army/fmi3-07-22.pdf
Sun Tzu's art of war: (html)
http://www.chinapage.com/sunzi-e.html
I will futher assume that these two documents have some wisdom and attempt to put into play their principles.
(end first section, later segments may be added in a later edit)