diefree666
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Thinking about the Cowboys and the NFL since Jerry bought the team.
I was watching a Civil war lecture about what the military learned after that.
Very little.
The few people who learned from the Civil War were the German Military - Heinz Guderian and Erwin Rommell. And George Patton.
There's a lot to be learned from this in many ways.
The NFL led by Jerry's example is always trying to get more exposure and up sell the product.
People like old school Mara just want to hold onto power. And anything the new era owners think is no good.
There are some parallels here in just learning from what happened before.
While the old NFL let the exposure come to them and the profits - Jerry goes out and grabs it up.
It will be interesting to see the landscape of the NFL in 20 years when the next group of owners, Jerry kids, takes over and how the league evolves.
Longstreet actually designed a system of field fortifications that in the end were the primary features of WW1 trench warfare.
The Prussians learned from us primarily how to use rail roads and how to keep large armies in the field steadily supplied. They used that to kick the French all around in 1870. And that was one of the main reasons for WW1- French revenge on Germany. Then WW2 was Germanys revenge on France.