Theories of War: Thucydides

[@bandit5272]

I won't contest that he knows his material, but he's the hardest man to listen to that I've ever found. Listening to this is more akin to a chore than a lecture on strategy. None the less, I still like the video.

[@yorgoskep4608]

The best way for one who is interested in Thucydides and has got a substantial knowledge of ancient Greek history is to read Thucydides by oneself!

[@SuperGreatSphinx]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thucydides

[@jamesbarry1673]

How come the military is filled with all these bright chaps and we still lose wars?

[@rashaanelam1897]

Carlisle Pennsylvania?

[@shoofly529]

????

[@rashaanelam1897]

Which war college?

[@michaelmcclain5091]

Look at the publisher! It is clearly stated to be the US army war college!

[@tonyatutorials6997]

Too much of leftist implyings - "Athens were the Rich" "Athens could not tolerate challenges to their power" "Economic decision"... too much Leftist/Liberal conceptions

[@reynardus1359]

Tobby Huddieguts I suppose this passes as "deep analysis" on your part?

[@stickemuppunkitsthefunlovi4733]

Ya'll got Greek and Latin names haha

[@mrniceguy7168]

Tonya you may want to learn about geopolitics instead of projecting domestic policy ideas on to foreign policy. Power and economics dominate foreign policy/geopolitics.