My friend, in remembering the term 'total war' I ask you to remember who first used it as a definition of rules of engagement in a political speech.
In addition Total War does not suggest that every asset becomes a military asset, it simply advocates attacking whatever target diminishes the enemy's ability to make war.
Actually it was so bad that a huge proportion of the population of Canada after the Rebellion was made up of American Loyalists fleeing persecution and the British Government had to make restitution for their losses at the hands of the American Rebels by making them grants of Canadian Land.
I think its good that Americans who fought Fallujah get to tell their story. We've had plenty of insurgent friendly lefties tell theirs for long enough, indeed, some are posting here. The fact of the matter is that Fallujah was the one place where insurgents tried to make a pitched battle rather than hit and run as normal. Urban fighting ensued, and the insurgents ultimately lost.
I'm surprised to see you state that "insurgent friendly lefties" have media dominance in this arena, when it's virtually a necessity for any FPS protagonist to have pure apple pie running through his veins.
I'd love to know what AAA titles have presented things from the Sadr Army perspective...
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My friend, in remembering the term 'total war' I ask you to remember who first used it as a definition of rules of engagement in a political speech. In addition Total War does not suggest that every asset becomes a military asset, it simply advocates attacking whatever target diminishes the enemy's ability to make war.
Actually it was so bad that a huge proportion of the population of Canada after the Rebellion was made up of American Loyalists fleeing persecution and the British Government had to make restitution for their losses at the hands of the American Rebels by making them grants of Canadian Land.
I think its good that Americans who fought Fallujah get to tell their story. We've had plenty of insurgent friendly lefties tell theirs for long enough, indeed, some are posting here. The fact of the matter is that Fallujah was the one place where insurgents tried to make a pitched battle rather than hit and run as normal. Urban fighting ensued, and the insurgents ultimately lost.
I'm surprised to see you state that "insurgent friendly lefties" have media dominance in this arena, when it's virtually a necessity for any FPS protagonist to have pure apple pie running through his veins. I'd love to know what AAA titles have presented things from the Sadr Army perspective...