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Pro-[[globalism]], pro-[[transgender]] [[private equity]], which has amassed more than $11 trillion in the shadows of secrecy, is thought to be a big litigation funder of lawfare. | Pro-[[globalism]], pro-[[transgender]] [[private equity]], which has amassed more than $11 trillion in the shadows of secrecy, is thought to be a big litigation funder of lawfare. | ||
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{{Deep State}} | {{Deep State}} | ||
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[[Category:Politics]] | [[Category:Politics]] | ||
Revision as of 17:12, February 18, 2026
- 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, politicized prosecutions, and a suggestion of impropriety where none exists.
Pro-globalism, pro-transgender private equity, which has amassed more than $11 trillion in the shadows of secrecy, is thought to be a big litigation funder of lawfare.