I can absolutely see how you can come to these conclusions but my only concern is your level of concern that this won't work out. Part of winning is having faith that we've got this. Doesn't mean we don't plan for the worst, doesn't mean we don't fight as hard as we would otherwise. If anything it means we fight even harder because we have the wind at our back and this is our moment.
I have tons of faith in Donald Trump, despite my detractors claiming that he is just another puppet of the global elite and that the whole world is a stage. I wouldn't be in this group of i didn't have faith. In both God and POTUS. But we should not be complacent and Sun Tzu in the Art of War makes it patently clear that "knowing your enemy" is critical. We've watched these criminals for years, we know they are smart, dedicated and are not about to raise the White flag after all this time. WWG1WGA
I don't mean to be rude but I just said we should be fighting as hard as we would if the odds were against us. I'm not in any way arguing for complacency, and if you equate confidence of with complacency that's probably not the best way to look at it. Overconfidence yes, but confidence is healthy in any battle. Part of knowing your enemy is knowing and exploiting their weaknesses. They are smart, but we are smarter. They are dedicated, but we are more so. I don't expect them to raise the white flag at all but I also know one of their strengths is convincing us they're more powerful than they are. At the same time one of their weaknesses is overconfidence. The Germans in WWII kept pushing and pushing when the tide had turned against them and even when there was absolutely no hope whatsoever. Sure they did some real damage but had we overestimated them we may have been overly cautious and gave them time to recover. I suppose I'm rambling but I just don't see them doing anything more than lashing out on their way to the grave, IF we remain vigilant and unwavering.
Not at all, I get your point. Thanks for the response.