Sun Tzu was right — warfare is deception. A good general wants the enemy to believe the opposite of what is actually the case, in as many instances as possible. He wants him to believe he is far away when he is close, and to believe he is close when he is far away. He wants him to believe he is strong when he is weak, and weak when he is strong.
Douglas Wilson
The Political Animal
“we are incrementalists, and this is a long war”
We do not insist on the whole thing now — we are incrementalists, and this is a long war. . .
Douglas Wilson
Decisive Point: Moscow, Idaho
Blitzkrieg strikes the Palouse. Continue reading
Moscow-Pullman Daily News editorial: “NSA’s plan for expansion reminds us of a battle plan”
“Whether braggadocio or not, the specter of theocracy on the Palouse bears resistance.” —Lee Rozen, for the editorial board Continue reading
Moscow-Pullman Daily News: “Appeals to NSA college expansion could be coming”
“Moscow BOA approved conditional use permit that would allow college to expand to former CJ’s building” Continue reading
“other alternatives”
So death is not the minimal punishment for a homosexual. . . There are other alternatives.
Douglas Wilson
Flashback 1992: “Your Eye Shall Not Pity”
Flashback 2006: “Moscow is a small city with a big heart” by Dr. Lois Blackburn
“It is relevant to note that the religion page in our newspaper usually lists 45 to 50 churches. Some may share that pastor’s opinions, but do not challenge the community with them. To my knowledge, this is the only church provoking this kind of battle.” Continue reading
Friendship Square c. 2027
The Bhagwan of the Palouse
Moscow-Pullman Daily News: “NSA college gets OK to expand”
“Moscow board approves it 3-2, with conditions related to parking” Continue reading
“under radar”
Why does Christ Church want to fly under radar? Continue reading
“if taken”
“It’s persuasion to live more peaceable lives.” —Doug Wilson Continue reading
On Takeovers & Evangelism
Wilson Sacks the Palouse
“This idea of warfare is necessary in order to understand a central part of what is happening here.” —Douglas Wilson Continue reading