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Art and War with a Master Storyteller

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By John Waters, RealClear Defense
| RealClear Defense
The Arcadian follows the mystical journey of one man and asks whether a warrior can ever stop fighting
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Art and War with a Master Storyteller

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By John Waters
| RealClear Defense
A novelist writes to move someone. He begins by probing his own feelings—the things he loves and the things he hates. The things that pique his interest and pierce his heart; the things he fears but will never admit. He distills these insights into a story about life, and through his words seeks to induce a feeling in the reader, to make the reader love or hate or identify with people who do not exist. The novelist entertains, delights, grieves, and consoles us.
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Break the Asian Machine Age

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By John Waters, Ross Calvin
| RealClear Defense
Two years before the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center, two senior military officers in the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) published the book Unrestricted Warfare (1999). They argued that to defeat a technologically superior opponent, an inferior power must erase the boundaries between the battlefield and civilian life and pursue a modern, asymmetric strategy. “The first rule of unrestricted warfare is that there are no rules, and nothing is forbidden,” the authors wrote.
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