# Revelation 13:10 He that leadeth into captivity shall go into captivity: he that killeth with the sword must be killed with the sword. Here is the patience and the faith of the saints.
Thanks for posting this. I had no idea that this book even existed, but apparently copies can be found at the U.S. Military History Institute In Carlisle, Pennsylvania, at the Library of Congress, and at many other major academic libraries. I'll be sure to take a look at it, and if possible, add it to my own military history library for future reference, and for arguing with all the Liberals I am condemned to deal with everyday at work.
Take a look at any Pakistan-based military fora on the internet...almost all of them are about the Koran supposedly predicting Moslem "warriors" always reign supreme over "Hindu" India's military. Most of them cite Koranic verses for the same.
Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia are going to be the biggest collective headaches for many-a-nations soon, if not already.
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Wow Maximus, this IS must reading:
Terror is not a means of imposing decision upon the enemy; it is the decision we wish to impose . . . . Maliks divine principal of Islamic warfare may be restated as strike terror; never feel terror. The ultimate objective of this form of warfare revolves around the human heart, [the enemies] soul, spirit, and Faith.56 Terror can be instilled only if the opponents Faith is destroyed . . . . It is essential in the ultimate analysis, to dislocate [the enemies] Faith. Those who are firm in their religious conviction are immune to terror, a weak Faith offers inroads to terror. Therefore, as part of preparations for jihad, actions will be oriented on weakening the non-Islamics Faith, while strengthening the Islamics. What that weakening or dislocation entails in practice remains ambiguous. Malik concludes, Psychological dislocation is temporary; spiritual dislocation is permanent. The soul of man can only be touched by terror.57
Thanks very much for posting. Bump for later read.
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Very useful. Thanks for posting this.
Dr. Antulio Echevarria recently argued the US military does not have a doctrine for war as much as it has a doctrine for operations and battles.5 The military has a deficit of strategic, and, one could add, philosophic thinking.This is likely the result of the idiotic decision to change the name of the centralized military authority from "The War Department" to "The Department of Defense."
Outstanding. Valuable. One of the greatest articles ever posted on FreeRepublic. Thanks.
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