If there was a plan, why jeopardize it by telling us about it? The only purpose is to get some assistance from us, but then they'd actually make some requests, and they'd likely not be using some surface web sites to do it.
Not only does it put the plan at risk by giving the enemy some idea of your next move, but it also put to risk the people who are posting the plan on publicly accessible websites. The enemy is far better equipped to decrypt your mysterious codes than the intended audience is.
If the plan is so inflexible that we could fuck it up by doing something, then it's not a very good plan then, is it? They should expect that the public would do something and modify the plans to account for that.
There's a lot more and I've barely scratched the surface here.
If there was a plan, why jeopardize it by telling us about it? The only purpose is to get some assistance from us, but then they'd actually make some requests, and they'd likely not be using some surface web sites to do it.
Not only does it put the plan at risk by giving the enemy some idea of your next move, but it also put to risk the people who are posting the plan on publicly accessible websites. The enemy is far better equipped to decrypt your mysterious codes than the intended audience is.
If the plan is so inflexible that we could fuck it up by doing something, then it's not a very good plan then, is it? They should expect that the public would do something and modify the plans to account for that.
There's a lot more and I've barely scratched the surface here.
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