MastanKhan
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Before the 1965 war, when plans were being made, a Pakistani Major General was addressing his planners. When you make your plans, remember, he said, that one Pakistani soldier equals seven Indians. The Chief of Staff, General Musa, was present in the room and could not take it any more. He strode up, shouldered the Major General aside and said, Ten, not seven, ten.
plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose
Hi,
Joe---what is wrong with that---. It has been done hundreds of time over thousands of years of war by leaders & generals for pumping up their soldiers who are to go out to fight a much larger enemy.
What do you think the commander at Thermopyle told his 300 soldiers fighting against 7000 persians----!
You talking like this is the first time in history those words were uttered.