In Jiang's war model, organization means implementing strategy; simpler strategies are easier to organize and execute.
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In Jiang's war model, organization means implementing strategy; simpler strategies are easier to organize and execute.
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Jiang's model says winning a war requires attention to three major issues: economics, organization, and logistics.
Jiang defines organization as the implementation of strategy and says simpler strategy is easier to implement.
Jiang argues that the Pentagon's optics-and-narrative habits may work against Somalis and Iraqis but are a major problem against Iran, where the United States would need total war focused on economics, organization, and logistics.
Jiang identifies organization, logistics, and economics as the three things that win wars.
An empire has three apparent advantages: mass, organization, and death, where death means enough resources and people to absorb repeated military losses.
Successful revolution requires four elements: charismatic or focused leadership, broad mass appeal, organizational discipline, and incompetent opposition.
Jiang defines the strongest organization through hierarchy, purpose, selflessness, love, money, secrecy, discipline, energy, and negative emotions generated by sin.
Jiang says rebuilding the pyramids would require not just technical ability but massive resources, will, and organization around a shared sacred vision.
Timestamped Evidence
"...economics. Okay? Economics. Second thing you want to look at is organization. The third thing you want to look at is logistics. All right?..."
"...so you can extract uranium from Iranians, that's not a good organization. Okay? This thing is going to blow up in your face. The..."
"...Iranians you need total war. You need to focus on economics organization and logistics. Stop doing this crap of optics okay and narrative. Unfortunately..."
"they should be thinking about are organization logistics and economics. Because these are the three things that win wars. Alright. Okay. Any questions guys?"
"...its wars. Okay? So it's mass. Second is the idea of organization."
"Organization just means a hierarchy of bureaucracy and elite that allows you to organize your resources and your people in order to generate wealth,..."
"Why Disraeli is writing about this, we will discuss next class. But it's all part of a secret plan. But first, let's look at..."
"Mao Zedong was a charismatic leader with a very strong organization. And Chiang Kai -shek, even though he had a huge army, even though..."
"...the end of the day, the Frankists, they are a secret organization. And they figured out how to create a church to create the..."
"So, everyone's loyal to Frank. Okay? You need a purpose. They're all loyal to Frank. Selflessness. They all love each other. We let us..."
"...yeah that's another problem okay and the third problem is this organization which is um how would we organize the people in a way..."
"then it was a massive undertaking but again people were united by a similar vision which is like we're bringing heaven to earth once..."
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A source-grounded reading of Jiang's lecture on temples, pyramids, farming, ritual ecology, and the modern inability to build wonders: people once organized around heaven on earth; now the religion is capitalism.
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