
Your beloved Emperor was amazed to hear that Obama The Thin Skinned will reveal his war strategy tomorrow. He is expected to announce that he will be sending 34,000 more troops to Afghanistan instead of the 40,000 requested by his war planners. The Emperor, himself, does not quibble about such minor details that he believes are better left up to his generals. Despite the Emperor's many years of war experience he does not think he is qualified to decide on such subtle differences in troop levels. The Emperor was not aware that the Thin Skinned one was such a student of the military art that he could determine exactly how many troops are needed to achieve military goals--whatever they are.
When he Emperor decides to wage war, he does not concern himself with the actual details of the battle. Instead, he focuses on clearly stating the reason for the war and the overall objective for the warriors.
The Emperor believes that the details of the war plans should be kept secret. Actual troop levels and rotation schedules is vital information for enemy war planners. Revealing them to the world is folly. This unwise publication of war plans is not a problem unique to the Obamanites. Bush the Younger also revealed these kinds of details.
Sun Tzu once wrote, "All war is based on deception. Therefore, when capable, feign incapacity; when active, inactivity. When near, make it appear that you are far away; when far away, that you are near. Offer the enemy bait to lure him; feign disorder and strike him." Our warriors are masters of these concepts at the tactical level. Unfortunately, the politicians often feel the need to interfere in the activities of the warriors because they are more concerned with political survival than military victory.
Henceforth, the Emperor has decreed that revealing war strategy will be considered an act of treason. Those guilty of revealing military secrets will be punished by being sent to serve on the front lines so they may see what it is like to try and implement war plans that have been revealed to the enemy.










