Jiang argues that the Pentagon bureaucracy shapes reality to fit expectations because it does not want bad news about its limitations.
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Jiang argues that the Pentagon bureaucracy shapes reality to fit expectations because it does not want bad news about its limitations.
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"...the Pentagon has become this bureaucracy where it doesn't really want bad news. It doesn't want to admit its limitations. And so it's going..."
"...right. Because if it doesn't happen, it's going to be really bad news for the Republicans come midterm elections. Because the one thing that..."
"...for different countries and different estaba that's the real fear this bad news over here propaganda running through the internet forming like feminine get..."
"...of World War 3. So I have both good news and bad news. The bad news is we are now approaching the end of..."
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