1:46PM
Comment-thread upgrade: The Future of SysAdmin
Thursday, July 27, 2006 at 1:46PM Tom says of the comments on the post No, it's not the SysAdmin yet, but...:
Best comments on a post I've ever seen.Why are you still here? Get over there... ;-)Thanks for the education.
(And while you're there, y'all regular readers answer Ian's question:
Dr B:
I'm one of the dim ones who still doesn't really understand the SysAdmin concept.
Is it fair to ask you to amplify how such a force would act in the Lebanon scenario, as a specific example?
Reader Comments (1)
If the SysAdmin structure was in place for real, there would be no question of how to provide a real buffer force between Israel & terrorists in Lebanon. SysAdmin could also provide resources to build up the Lebanese Army to stand competently on it's own without Hezbollah. Lebanon's government might also have a chance to stand free of Syria with SysAdmin support.
A SysAdmin force in being would make a world of difference in this conflict. Israel would also be free to carry out the Leviathian role and clear out Hezbollah.