Created by Joseph Ainsworth
almost 9 years ago
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Question | Answer |
Syria bombings | "When he has penetrated into hostile territory, but to no great distance, it is facile ground." These are the words of the famous Sun Tzu who wrote "the art of war" |
Pt 1 | Syria, medically and technologically - But with the uprising of ISIS and with the past uprising of the Taliban our government is scared to lose troops in the field and in the air. |
pt 3 | Our government uses drones to bomb, showing that my case is not false |
Pt 2 | Our country believes that they can defeat the opposition (ISIS) without sending ground forces to eradicate the threat with or without bombing |
Pt 4 | Government knew that the vote would be a yes (bombed Syria 1 hr later) not funny |
Pt 5 | The conservative party voted that we should bomb Syria |
Tactics | He was intellectual and wise and powerful like our Prime Minister should be "So in war, the way to avoid what is strong strike what is weak" why Sun Tzu vote against |
End | I'll leave you with this, are the bombings right if so why... |
quote | "The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting..." |
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