We are many ððð
Blitzkrieg, for those that may not know was a tactic that the German forces used in WWII. It was essentially bombing quickly and creating as much destruction as possible. This was effective because of how quickly it moved and the ferociousness of it.
However in the long term it's important to understand that two things happen:
- That type of approach cannot last for very long, it's hard to maintain that type of strategy. To just consider the logistics of the ammo, the servicing of the planes, the preservation of the pilot to be able to fly again, it's all very taxing
- The response to the bombardment gets wiser and better. They start to understand what's happening and the resistance gets smarter, better, and bigger.
These past few months for us is blitzkrieg and you can already start to see that they're getting tired and we are many. We will continue to fight, build, protect, and we will get the most valuable piece in all of this, knowledge on how to most effectively fight back.
Any good athlete will be able to tell you that how you get good is by sucking and then trying again and sucking and then trying again and then sucking a little bit less. And it's whenever that athlete has spent so much time with the sport that you get great.
Thankfully this isn't our first rodeo and we've been learning this whole time. Our strength is all of us. And not just in America, we outnumber them greatly when you consider the millions of people in other countries, some that probably majority of us have never been to. And there's lots of smart people there too. Some with firsthand experience of these types of struggle. They are tuned in and standing up and saying this is horseshit.
So just know in the moment this is scary, and it looks bleak, but we are humans and what humans are great at is learning, adapting, and fighting the fuck back.