Hey everybody. This is James Lindsay and you are listening to New Discourse's bullets, where I give a short bullet point-like summary of a single topic relevant Woke that we need to understand so we can beat

it. And I'm going to tell you a very sneaky trick the Woke use pretty much all the time. It's a

bread and butter technique and it is the essence I have been told of an intelligence operation.

Another way to put that would be that it's the essence of a political warfare strike,

and of course that's why the woke do it all the time.

Most of what woke is doing is political warfare.

And we've talked about that a lot of times in the past.

This is another one of those short episodes.

So I had a naval intelligence officer, and for those of you who are kind of in the know, not that one, a different one, tell me one time, sit down and have a conversation with me one time, and he told me the essence of a intelligence operation, which is the same as saying the essence of a political warfare

strike, is to hit your enemy and make him think someone else actually is the one who hit him

so that when he retaliates, he attacks the wrong target. And the woke do this all the time.

I will use a simple contemporary example that we're going through right now, where the left is provoking us.

It's using the principle of your target's reaction is your real action.

And it's causing us on the, I guess, anti-woke or conservative side of things to make a gigantic mistake very publicly.

But then I'll give you a couple more examples that are very important that I've said before,

but they fall within this purview of an intelligence strike, which again, the essence of an intelligence strike,

according to this Navy intelligence officer, is to hit your enemy and make him think someone else hit them so that they retaliate incorrectly, mostly by going after the wrong target. You could imagine in a warfare situation that you would say you have, uh, your country

is fighting with another country and you set up the strike against your enemy country

so that they think one of their allies did it.

Okay.

And that's sort of the essence.

So you rig it up, maybe you put the silo or

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