Remember blind Rohingya refugee Nurul Amin Shah Alam? It's a pattern, not an accident. ICE is strategically killing refugees.

We could “win” this same war against all but 2- 3 countries on the planet. Strategically we got jack shit done meaning we lost.

The IDF struck Beirut again today, crossing Iran’s red line and potentially risking the ongoing US-Iran peace process. Israel wants to keep Lebanon off the table in negotiations so that they can continue to strike Hezbollah. The deeper question is whether Israel’s military operations against Hezbollah are strategically successful to begin with. Our analysis suggests that it is counterproductive: Israeli strikes against Hezbollah needlessly victimize Lebanese civilians and drive up Hezbollah’s recruitment in the long term. That’s why the group has only grown in influence over the course of its 40 year war with Israel. To this end, a US-Iran deal that includes peace in Lebanon is a blessing in disguise for Israel. worldsciences.info/articles/…

The only way for Fulanis to quickly rise through the ranks of the Nigerian Army is by strategically eliminating top officers from other ethnic groups,and they appear to be doing just that.

He hasn’t been for quite awhile. Between both NY teams, they are cash rich and unable to strategically use that money to assemble a quality team. Many factors enter into that but it’s going to come down to players not wanting to play in NY because they believe they can’t win.

Australia now taking a lead strategically with grid integration of electric vehicles. Not to far in the future to imagine monetising energy stored in your car from your home solar! @TheNoisyTrunk @QuentinDempster @AlanKohler linkedin.com/posts/chris-bow…

Hmmm... yes, strategically. But still, overall, I like Shikamaru more.

Global energy market dynamics represent a fatal blind spot in the strategically miscalculated American war of aggression against Iran. Washington initially sought to downplay the projected impact of its actions on global energy supplies and later tried to justify the global economic pain as a worthy sacrifice for its own puzzled agenda. Today, the unyielding realities of global energy economics have stripped away those excuses, laying bare the full scale of Washington's strategic miscalculation.

Except going to the moon was strategically important to the government when it did that.

Hopefully this time around, he'll be along his cronies become strategically "suffocated".