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Inquisition precision is described as more effective than indiscriminate crusade violence because it identifies a minority, punishes them publicly, and makes resistance feel futile.
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Inquisition precision is described as more effective than indiscriminate crusade violence because it identifies a minority, punishes them publicly, and makes resistance feel futile.
"All right? But, you know, that was, that felt unjust and unnecessary. Right? So this was a much more precise, methodical way to figure..."
"...is system technology okay meaning america has gps satellites it has precision weapons it has the best air force in the world it has..."
"...they fight this war. They have these satellites that provide for precision targeting. They have these airplanes, these B -2 bombers, F -15s, that..."
"...American military, the most powerful military in human history, with their precision bombs, with their satellite technology, they're hunting the Ayatollah as well. And..."
"...the Iranian embassy, and didn't touch anything else, okay? That's a precision strike. That's how powerful the technology that the Americans and the Israelis..."
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