Q: Remind us what fighting means. You haven’t died after a decade or 2 of hot ave.

A: The traditional methods are icy replacement or causing death by something that looks like an accident, or medical. I was able to miss death in many incidents during my life like cut brakes in an auto, a windstorm to knock a gigantic tree into the middle of my home, stalkers on trains, many auto mashes. Quick reaction & luck matters. Sympathy from “do I really hate & want to kill this dude” probably matters in some subliminal way too. The military gets more & more radical over time & it’s hard to predict. But the main thing is to organize with others to cut down all chances for known types of attacks, while trying to keep growing & enjoying life with others in the Cold War context. Don’t panic. Be rational & careful about how you are *always* defending.

Q: That’s defense, how about offense?

A: I continue to advocate the two key offensive forms: recruitment of people, biz, resources away from their ranks, & convincing, specific, understandable, sometimes hard & impolite words delivered wherever they need & don’t want to be heard. Those techniques are both very effective & stay within controllable risk profiles. I believe the team can do a lot better if they recognize the true reality of the Cold War situation & the relevance of these offensive tactics.

Military dudes are now sending me IC death threats in English prose. So much for their communications ban.