[DeathBeforeDishonor1]

Its a war tactic. You should reach The Art of War. You interface with the enemy and control the media reported not leave it to chance. The enemy will then , thinking there is a connection will become his useful tool. Its classic business stance. The person who always views the enemy at distance, never wins.

[MichaelCorleone]

“Its a war tactic. You should reach The Art of War. You interface with the enemy...”

Kind of like keeping your friends close, and your enemies closer. It’s a saying in my family you know... :)

Seriously, I’ve long wanted to read that book; I think it’s high time I finally did it.

[gleeaikin]

Here is the link to the full WaPo article. Lots of interesting comment from Trump. Among other things: Military strength but light footprint; strong South Korea pay more for our help; NATO?; rebuild our own schools and bridges, not ones in Iraq that get blown up or in China; etc.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-politics/wp/2016/03/21/donald-trump-reveals-foreign-policy-team-in-meeting-with-the-washington-post/?tid=sm_tw

[StAnDeliver]

"Its a war tactic. You should reach The Art of War."

I mean, this title was no accident...

[The Mayor]

Bingo

[GOPJ]

Insightful...