When | surprised, | take | the | enemy |
itself | by | surprise. | - | |
SunTzu, | undefined | Art | of | War. |
[1] | undefined | memory | of | Gerard |
Lebovici, | ambushed | and | murdered | in |
Paris | on | 5 | March | 1984 |
by | persons | still | unknown | undefined |
comments | are | sure | to | be |
welcomed | by | fifty | or | sixty |
people; | a | large | number | given |
the | times | in | which | we |
live | and | the | gravity | of |
the | matters | under | discussion. | But |
then, | of | course, | in | some |
circles | I | am | considered | to |
be | an | authority. | It | must |
also | be | borne | in | mind |
that | a | good | half | of |
this | interested | elite | will | consist |
of | people | who | devote | themselves |
to | maintaining | the | spectacular | system |
of | domination, | and | the | other |
half | of | people | who | persistin |
doing | quite | the | opposite. | Having, |
then, | to | take | account | of |
readers | who | are | both | attentive |
and | diversely | influential, | I | obviously |
cannot | speak | with | complete | freedom. |
Above | all, | I | must | take |
care | not | to | give | too |