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Tactics of The 5th Gen Warfare: Traces From the Past

An examination of how perception, truth, and narrative have become the defining weapons of twenty-first-century warfare that has started from the Op Sindoor.

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Tactics of The 5th Gen Warfare: Traces From the Past

The war with Pakistan has begun. Though there is no official gazetted statement from the government, the kind of escalation that is taking place on the border is an act of war.

Though these are difficult times, I would really like to thank the Indians who finally came together for the sake of matrabhumi. I would also like to thank Mr. Owaisi and his followers for being united for the sake of Bharat. But as you know, democracy brings us problems. The two new problems which we are facing currently are:

#SayNoToWar

Being the victims ofInformationWarfare

Due to my habit of linking the scenarios of the present to the traces of the past, I hereby present you a better understanding of the situation. The rest is your call to take.

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Pick a Side or Stay Stigmatized

For the people who are constantly pushing for de-escalation of the Indian Armed Forces—REMEMBER: When there is a Dharmayuddha, either be Krishna or be Balram. DON'T TRY TO BE IN THE MIDDLE OF SOMETHING.
This means either you participate in the war or be a traitor to the Dharma and abstain from it. There is no in-between.
If you choose the latter, you will have to bear the stigma of being a traitor to the Dharma all your life. And if you choose to stay and pick up a side in the war, you are strictly
not allowed to go for the “no war” bullshit. Because if you do so, there will be a time when your own people will try to kill you first rather than fighting the war.

So, I would request you to not go for the “no war” bullshit.

Also remember what Malyavant, the maternal grandfather to Raavan, said in Ramcharitmanas. In Lankakand, he said to Raavan:

“Before the war started, I advised you to not to go on war with Shri Ramachandra. But once you’ve started the war, I will stand like a rock behind your back—whatever may come.”

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The Truth? You Want That Now?

Now my stock of honey is over, and so I would like to talk to the people who are being the unknown victims of the tactics of 5th gen warfare—especially The Information Warfare.

So here's the truth: Truth is nothing but just a perception.
In these kinds of times, what you accept becomes the truth.

So the question arises: What will you do with the truth?
What have you done by hearing the truth till now?
What will you gain from hearing the truth?
Is the truth going to save you? Your children? Your family
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NO!!
The esteemed soldiers of the Indian Armed Forces are going to do so.

So who the fuck wants to hear the truth?

When there is a war, only those people can afford to hear the truth who've got food filled in their refrigerator, ice in their freezer, and all the family members around them in their house.

For the family of a defence personnel, the belief that their son/husband/father is alive on the border is the only fucking truth.

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Truth or Hope?

If I say that the truth is you are going to die in the next 24 hours, would you still like to hear the truth or the lie that is told to you which contains a ray of hope with it?

If you've got any problem with the narrative that is helping the Indian Army in this information warfare, then kindly sit back and shut up all your social media accounts.

Even if now you want the truth, go ask the Pakistan Army to tell the truth first. Then we will follow.

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War Is Not About Fairness. It's About Dharma.

ALWAYS REMEMBER:

BHISHMA WAS CORNERED USING SHIKHANDI AS A SHIELD

DRONA WAS PUT DOWN BY A LIE TOLD BY YUDHISHTHIR

KARNA WAS KILLED WEAPONLESS IN THE MUD

SHALYA HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH ADHARMA, YET WAS PUNISHED FOR BEING ON THE KAURAVAS’ SIDE

AND LAST OF ALL, DURYODHANA WAS KILLED BY AN ATTACK ON HIS THIGH

This is NOT propaganda,

This is WAR TACTICS

And it is ALL considered DHARMA

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