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To: epicure who wrote (114734)	9/13/2003 7:55:45 PM
From: Jacob Snyder	Respond to of 281500

<gunmen in a BMW car had opened fire on the Mayor's office in Fallujah. Two squads of the American-trained and American-paid police force... ...set off in pursuit... ...the Americans were there in the darkness, outside the Jordanian Hospital, to ambush cars on the road. They let the BMW through and then fired at the police cars."> This is a classic example of guerrilla tactics. As the Viet Cong retreated from Hue in 1968, they paused at each "pacified" neighborhood and village, long enough to attract American artillery fire. Then, after getting us to destroy our own supporters, and turn neutrals against us, they moved on. Whoever is doing this in Fallujah, learned from Giap and Mao, who learned from Sun Tzu: turn the enemies strengths against him, confuse him so he defeats himself.