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let's look at a simple model
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that describes the main factors necessary
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for conducting a modern war between
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states, let's start with the obvious, to
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wage war you need armed
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forces, they are recruited from human
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resources and armed with
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yours. troops but
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there is another component that I
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have not talked about before in my videos this is the desire
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to fight which is a combination of
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political and popular support this is a
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fairly simple model so let's
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see if it works using the example of the
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Second World War we will look at the
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examples of Germany Poland France the
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Soviet Union and the United states,
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in order to break the desire of Germany and Japan
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to fight and force them to surrender,
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it was necessary to almost completely
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destroy the armed forces, the
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industrial complex and resources for
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this in Germany it was necessary to capture
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Berlin, but for Poland the situation was
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slightly different despite the fact that the military
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forces were destroyed
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and the country was occupied by Germany
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and the Soviet Union, a fairly large
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part of the Polish soldiers
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fled to the Allied countries and continued to
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fight. There was also a lack of
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cooperation with the Germans both at the
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political and economic
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levels. Poland in the Second World War
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is the clearest example of the fact that the
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desire to fight alone can be
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enough to continue the war, although
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not classic symmetrical war,
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we'll talk about this later for France
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the situation was different after
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most of the French army was
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surrounded, the country under new control
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surrendered despite the fact that a significant
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part of the
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resource industry as well as the armed forces,
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especially the navy, were still in service
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despite everything this desire to fight among a
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large part of the French population the
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leadership was low
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of course they were free and the French and then the
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resistance who continued to
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fight but in 1942 they were in the
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minority all this comes in great
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contrast with the Soviet Union
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which suffered heavy losses in the
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initial stage of the war against the Wehrmacht
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but the soviet union did not surrender of course
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no policy in the occupied
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territories had a great effect on the
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will of soviet citizens to fight
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therefore despite heavy losses the
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soviet union managed to evacuate
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quite a large part of the industry
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and also its resources were basically beyond the
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reach of germany for the united
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states the situation was more difficult At the
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political level, the
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Roosevelt administration's will to fight was
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strong while the congressional population was
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not as eager, but this would
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change dramatically with the Japanese
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attack on Pearl Harbor
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and the subsequent German
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declaration of war. Let's
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focus on the United States for now, but
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consider the relatively recent
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war in Vietnam. In this case, the
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United States
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had a strong industrial resource base and a
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large military force but a
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limited will to fight
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ultimately led to defeat
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even though the
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North Vietnamese baby offensive ended in military
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failure it became a political victory
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it changed public opinion in the
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United States which is often described
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as the psychological turning point in the war in
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vietnam that forced the usa to gradually
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stop supporting south vietnam and
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thus lose the vietnam
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war to the vietnam is probably the best example
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of how superior armed forces
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supported by powerful industry can be
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defeated
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if the desire to fight is not
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high enough before we considered
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symmetrical conflict and even despite
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that the war in vietnam was to
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some extent a war against viet
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cong guerrillas it had many aspects of
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symmetrical warfare for example take
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the air force of north vietnam
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one way of classifying wars is
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based on symmetry of capabilities
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the typical symmetrical war was
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world war two on the western front both germany
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and allies fought more or less
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on equal terms in terms of regular troops and
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industrial complexes while
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in Vietnam the North Vietnamese army
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fought in a more or less symmetrical
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war while the Viet Cong
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fought in guerrilla warfare the case of
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armed conflict during the
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Cuban Revolution
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classical guerrilla warfare prevailed The most
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pronounced form of asymmetric
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warfare is terrorism, in which case
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often a small group of people with very
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limited capabilities tries
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to fight against a large force or
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state; symmetrical
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warfare and asymmetrical
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warfare differ not only in the
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capabilities of the parties but also in the division
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between the warring groups and the non-warring ones,
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for example terrorists often attack
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civilians and guerrilla warfare often
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involves cooperation between the combatants and the
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civilian population
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so those who fight against
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guerrillas or terrorists have a rather difficult time
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distinguishing between enemies and civilians. All
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this brings us to another aspect of
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what can be said about warriors who are
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based solely on the desire to
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fight in which are missing both
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industry and regular troops, let's
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look at the Cuban revolution
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because initially Fidel Castro landed
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on the island with a small number of people and
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almost all of them died in the first
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clash, the rebels I was on the side of the
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fire had only a small number of
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troops, no industry and no
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resources, that is, only desire
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to fight, but over time they
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were able to recruit new troops and
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build a limited supporting
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infrastructure and then expand it, which
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gave them the opportunity to conduct a more
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symmetrical war in the later stages of
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the conflict. Of course, it should be noted that
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winning the war in Cuba was
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quite easy for the rebels
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due to the incredible corruption of
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the regime and the lack of will to
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confront the rebels despite
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this, the data from the Cuban revolution
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seems to show that with enough
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will to fight, even the best SS troops
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with better industry and resources cannot
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win against a completely determined enemy,
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it also shows that the model
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only works if the enemy is taken into account
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since everything these values ​​are relative and
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especially the desire to fight depends very much
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on the situation in the end this is a
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psychological criterion that is not
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necessarily given to the numbers of
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rationality or analysis as the
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result of the child's
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offensive clearly shows, thus the desire
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to fight is
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always for
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but considered depending on the enemy
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or the perceived enemy can only be
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imagined how different would
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alliances and cooperation be in
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World War II
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if the British and, by extension, the
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Americans, had
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remained neutral in 1940, since
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for many communism seemed a greater
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danger than fascism, let me know
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what you think about this model, it
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seems to me that it is suitable for others
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conflicts, but maybe I didn’t take something into account
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or chose cases that just
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fit the model, let me know in
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the comments if you notice any
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errors the
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video is released with the support of the public x
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casey day

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