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If you look at much of the news coverage or talk page content much of it has to do with military coverage of the war in Ukraine which is now a war of attrition. There are war/military channels on television. They often cover WWII.  They don't WWI as much or the last 2 years of the Korean which were wars of attrition. They also don't cover Vietnam a lot where General Westmoreland used a failed strategy of a war of attrition. Not only is Conservapedia trying to compete in the very competitive news space a bad strategy, but military coverage of the war in Ukraine that is a war of attrition is also a bad strategy in terms of building web traffic given that people like to follow flashy "shock and awe" war type coverage rather than the slow slog of a war of attrition. There are some people who will follow the "Captain Cauldron discussion" or other battle debates between RobSmith and ConwayIII, but many people will not.  
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If you look at much of the news coverage or talk page content much of it has to do with military coverage of the war in Ukraine which is now a war of attrition. There are war/military channels on television. They often cover WWII.  They don't WWI as much or the last 2 years of the Korean which were wars of attrition. These military/war channels also don't cover the Vietnam War a lot where General Westmoreland used a failed strategy of a war of attrition. Not only is Conservapedia trying to compete in the very competitive news space a bad strategy, but military coverage of the war in Ukraine that is a war of attrition is also a bad strategy in terms of building web traffic given that people like to follow flashy "shock and awe" war news type coverage rather than war news of a slow slog of a war of attrition. There are some people who will follow the "Captain Cauldron discussion" or other battle debates between RobSmith and ConwayIII, but many people will not.  
    
"Yet, amid this backdrop of cooperation and solidarity, a kind of weariness appears to be setting in within the Western world when it comes to the ongoing Ukraine crisis."[https://www.dailysabah.com/opinion/op-ed/is-fatigue-enveloping-ukraine-support-in-west] Ukraine fatigue/war fatigue is growing in the West. Also, Russian Elite Starts to Show Signs of War Fatigue.[https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2023-06-08/russian-elite-starts-to-show-signs-of-war-fatigue] People tire of wars of attrition that drain their wallets and cause the deaths of their young men. [[User:Conservative|Conservative]] ([[User talk:Conservative|talk]]) 07:23, October 2, 2023 (EDT)
 
"Yet, amid this backdrop of cooperation and solidarity, a kind of weariness appears to be setting in within the Western world when it comes to the ongoing Ukraine crisis."[https://www.dailysabah.com/opinion/op-ed/is-fatigue-enveloping-ukraine-support-in-west] Ukraine fatigue/war fatigue is growing in the West. Also, Russian Elite Starts to Show Signs of War Fatigue.[https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2023-06-08/russian-elite-starts-to-show-signs-of-war-fatigue] People tire of wars of attrition that drain their wallets and cause the deaths of their young men. [[User:Conservative|Conservative]] ([[User talk:Conservative|talk]]) 07:23, October 2, 2023 (EDT)
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