: About Me

As a respiratory therapist I hear many stories from the sickbed. One day I listened intently as a fascinating retired army general in his twilight days spoke about the current situation in Iraq. He had deduced that the Iraq war was an interesting study in reverse tactical maneuvering. He affirmed that modern military strategies operate solely on the principle of objectives; however, seemingly those running the Iraqi invasion had employed none of these sciences. He claimed that successful invasion campaigns require satisfaction of ten premises prior to deployment, a fact well known by moder...