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When? Sorry - not seeing it

The big plan seems to be to turtle until the next election...giving the next person little chance to grow into the job. I like my representatoves to be willing to fight for Canada. I am just so frustrated with the inability of the CPC to get our of their own way and actually add value to the...

Why would anyone cast a vote for a party afraid to fight?

With the exception of O'Toole, it has been well deserved. The Party keeps choosing unelectable ass-clowns as leader. I fervently want the CPC to do well....once they get serious about their leadership - on that day, they likely get my vote.

It is easier when they are the senior NCO in a sub-unit, which makes them a Sergeant Major in my books, and I addressed them as such. That meant in 10/90 and RFC iterations, I was addressing a Sgt as Sgt Maj....

Another viewpoint.

I had occassion to be deployed to Iraq in the counter ISIS fight. The global PGM supply was under a lot of pressure in 16/17 because of the high usage rate, often to do "terrain denial" in the Syrian desert.....

Nowhere did I suggest that this is the most appropriate strategy. I merely posted one of the viable COAs for information. I would love to see some other coherent strategies, but I fear that neither the Government nor the Opposition have articulated one, to say nothing of the commentariat...

It is an alternate strategy with a coherent theory of victory. I have yet to see the same from the alternative which is to fight everything, all the time. Perhaps one can be developed here?

You have to train it. First precaution - tell it to call you by a specific name other than yuour own name. That way, if the AI "forgets" to use that name, you know you have had drift. You can ask it to help you set parameters. Here is my initital convo: This is the instructions my son gave...

A great piece from Andrew Coyne this morning, suggesting we treat this fight like what it is: an asymmetric conflict. https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/article-canada-can-learn-lessons-from-asymmetric-warfare/ Canada can learn lessons from asymmetric warfare The similarity is often...

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