Thanks! (Would that it were otherwise, or that I was mistaken...)
I agree that people always seem to be concentrating on the battles instead of the war. Why do you suppose that is? Heads in the sand, fear of sounding crazy? Having the same agenda, but not admitting it (acquisition of power)?
That is a good question. I think maybe there is a general perception that there is a general war, but that it gets forgotten for the local battles, or ignored for fear of fighting on too many fronts. And there is really no organization, no coordination, and worst of all, no support for each other.
All too often, for example, we adopt the, er, linguistic practices the Left forces on us. Why? Because to refuse gets one singled out for attack (even if only verbal) from the Left. And the rest of the Right doesn't often rally to the poor soul's defence.
And the attack may be worse than merely verbal. The Left has so greatly infiltrated the judiciary that all sorts of bizarre takes on laws (not to mention the laws themselves) abound these days -- singling out and punishing the poor soul who broke their code, or law. And remember, to the Left the law (a straight code) is not a necessary component of civil life, it's just another tool to be twisted into a weapon against those who stand in the way of their all-out war for power.