HOW REVOLUTIONS ARE WON: BY SEIGE —“I’ve seen police of my own country, beat u

HOW REVOLUTIONS ARE WON: BY SEIGE

—“I’ve seen police of my own country, beat up women and children, but they cuck hard when dealing with minorities who spit on national flags and curse them. Don’t count on them, they’ve been trained their whole life to obey to the system.”– Stefan Rex

You ask the police and military and judiciary to opt in. You prosecute those who don’t. The nation depends on the illusion of power. The economics of order dictate that the ability to maintain order is limited to the normative level of suppressible crime.

If instead, we redirect energies from crime to territorial asset protection, then the crime will expand. If we prosecute those who fail to opt in, suppression will decline, and our success and crime will expand.

If we are successful at suppression of transportation of goods, fuel, power, and information, the economy will collapse, and crime and rebellion will overwhelm the ability of the state to maintain order.

If we have given demands *that are possible to meet, and solve everyone’s problems by separation* then the population will prefer separation and it’s contentments with conquest and its discontent.

You can think like a democrat monopolist seeking permission from the state, or you can think like an economist and a general trying to collapse the frail system of incentives that makes the state possible.

You do not storm a castle. You do not rebel against an army in a castle. You burn the fields, cut off the water, and stop all transport and trade, and people in the castle surrender or die from deprivation.

The western way of war (See Van Creveld) is to resolve issues quickly before they lead to the accumulation of asymmetric power. But once one accumulates asymmetric power, the only solution is *SEIGE*.

In fifth generation warfare, small numbers of men, who can hide among their oppressors, can conduct a siege just as muslim raiders conducted a siege against european, byzantine, persian, egyptian, and levantine civilizations.

Siege wins – always.

Thus endeth the lesson.

Curt Doolittle