Published by American Thinker
By Dean Kedenburg
It’s a safe bet that someone in the military intelligentsia of North Korea is charged with taking good measure of Kim Jong-un’s enemies. In the oft rerun movie Patton, a similar role for the German Wehrmacht was assigned to cerebral Captain Oskar Steiger, who recounts a list of General Patton’s accomplishments and idiosyncrasies and concludes Patton to be “the pure warrior … a magnificent anachronism.” In strategic terms, beware of Patton.
Foremost on Kim’s mind these days is President Donald Trump as the two leaders exchange rattles of tongues, sabers, and nukes. How is a North Korean version of Captain Steiger advising his leader today? He would be forced to say President Trump may be considered dangerous but is highly unpredictable, famous for keeping not only his foes, but his allies, staff, and party members constantly off balance.
If Kim moved the conversation on to the secretary of defense, he would get a contrasting earful. General James Mattis, sometimes called the “warrior-monk,” is a dedicated student of world and military history. Unlike his boss, President Trump, James Mattis is predictable – very predictable. […]
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January 8, 2018
Link: http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2018/01/beware_of_mad_dog.html
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