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:''For the [[subversive]] radical [[leftist]] organization, see [[Lawfare Group]].'' | :''For the [[subversive]] radical [[leftist]] organization, see [[Lawfare Group]].'' | ||
'''Lawfare''' is an [[asymmetrical warfare]] technique that finds its greatest value in politics. One wages lawfare through innuendo, frivolous lawsuits, and a suggestion of impropriety where none exists. | '''Lawfare''' is an [[asymmetrical warfare]] technique that finds its greatest value in politics. One wages lawfare through innuendo, frivolous lawsuits, and a suggestion of impropriety where none exists. | ||
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{{Deep State}} | {{Deep State}} | ||
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Revision as of 03:27, April 1, 2023
- For the subversive radical leftist organization, see Lawfare Group.
Lawfare is an asymmetrical warfare technique that finds its greatest value in politics. One wages lawfare through innuendo, frivolous lawsuits, and a suggestion of impropriety where none exists.
Pro-globalism private equity, which has amassed more than $11 trillion in the shadows of secrecy, is thought to be a big litigation funder of lawfare.