| | ::::::And Mearsheimer didn't just spring the phrase, [https://youtu.be/izu9cqyz2U8?t=628 "We lost this war"] on us suddenly; he prepared us months ago back in February. Everything he said then has been borne out since, and corroborated by others. | | ::::::And Mearsheimer didn't just spring the phrase, [https://youtu.be/izu9cqyz2U8?t=628 "We lost this war"] on us suddenly; he prepared us months ago back in February. Everything he said then has been borne out since, and corroborated by others. |
| − | ::::::Note: While the field of [[Geopolitics]] is confusing at first, and problems of digesting a colossal and disparate reams of information seems unsurmountable, there is an internal [[logic]] to decision-making among leaders (or at least should be), and what [[strategies]] are intended to achieve. This I think is Mearsheimer's greatest strength, if not genius. His ability to summarize and make others see that logic in an almost a realtime fashion. If you are going to go to school, you need to attend class every day, not just read newspapers. [[User:RobSmith|RobS]]<sup>[[User talk:RobSmith|''Zelensky Must Go!'']]</sup> 00:19, August 29, 2025 (EDT) | + | :::::::Note: While the field of [[Geopolitics]] is confusing at first, and problems of digesting a colossal and disparate reams of information seems unsurmountable, there is an internal [[logic]] to decision-making among leaders (or at least should be), and what [[strategies]] are intended to achieve. This I think is Mearsheimer's greatest strength, if not genius. His ability to summarize and make others see that logic in an almost a realtime fashion. If you are going to go to school, you need to attend class every day, not just read newspapers. [[User:RobSmith|RobS]]<sup>[[User talk:RobSmith|''Zelensky Must Go!'']]</sup> 00:19, August 29, 2025 (EDT) |