Tag: Sun Tzu
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At War with the Shadow Government: Lessons from Sun Tzu’s The Art of War
In today’s interconnected and often turbulent geopolitical landscape, many observers claim that a covert “Shadow Government” or “Deep State” pulls strings from behind the scenes. Whether or not one subscribes to this notion, the concept sparks important questions about power dynamics, control, and personal sovereignty. What if this unseen entity truly exists? How should individuals…
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How To Defeat The Globalist System
Submitted to Zero Hedge by Brandon Smith via Alt-Market.com, In my last two articles, ‘How Globalists Predict Your Behavior’ and ‘How To Predict The Behavior Of Globalists’, I explained the base fundamentals behind a concept with which most people are unfamiliar. They are so unfamiliar with it, in fact, that I didn’t bother to name…
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A political solution that Trumps economics
Q: Is there ever a political solution that Trumps economics? A: That is a very good question. Yes and no is the answer. Politicians can institute economic reforms. There can be a correlation but that does not prove causation. Trump may adopt radical economic reform that helps solve problems and that may only be possible…
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Value of a Diamond in the Rough
Q: I’m having trouble understanding your statement that all value is subjective. I can clearly see how it applies to a diamond, but not to food. Food is necessary for life. Its value seems to be inherent or fundamental to the food itself. But you cannot eat a diamond. Its value is determined by passing…
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The Money Illusion
Freedom is, in the historical context, a new idea. Perhaps 97 percent of the time, tyranny has ruled men’s lives. Sun Tzu was popular 2,500 years ago and remains so today while Ludwig von Mises received only a passing mention in the last century. Though one explored the science of war and the other the…