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Jiang says a declining empire becomes unable to plan strategically because leaders combine arrogance, desperation, and unwillingness to admit defeat.
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Strategic Planning
Jiang says a declining empire becomes unable to plan strategically because leaders combine arrogance, desperation, and unwillingness to admit defeat.
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"...you look at the empire's decline, they're no longer capable of strategic planning because there's a lethal and toxic combination of hubris and desperation...."
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"Peter Hegstaff in his press conferences is just saying, like, you know, the problem with you guys is you don't talk about the good..."
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"real politic uh long -term strategic planning okay so with that as the backdrop we now understand that america has taken the baton they're..."
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