Mike Lisanke’s Reviews > Victims of Groupthink: A psychological study of foreign-policy decisions and fiascoes > Status Update
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author on page 288 final mentions examples beyond government handling war of group think... rattling off a paragraph on well known business failures and scandals withing corporations. Amazing, this author should have had a team of co-authors so he could blame group think for a lame book.
— Aug 05, 2024 12:21AM
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Mike Lisanke
is on page 148 of 277
By 1972 this author should have known Pearl Harbor was a False Flag attack on US Allowed by our federal government Or powers over them to provoke US entry into WWII. Before Pearl Harbor, Americans were reticent to enter the conflict Knowing this was Just Another War for the Military Industrial Complexes of the world to add to the coffers. Seriously, there were people tied up due to autocracy But we needed goading.
— Aug 04, 2024 09:42PM
Mike Lisanke
is on page 131 of 277
does this author think Group Think is just for the Military? OMG this was a wrong book.
— Aug 04, 2024 09:25PM
Mike Lisanke
is on page 96 of 277
BTW, I've mentioned Group Think is a real problem everywhere... including for you and me deciding Not to wear a mask to Walmart at their next plandemic or even walk down the aisles in the correct arrow directions. Wow are these people stupid or what?
— Aug 04, 2024 08:56PM
Mike Lisanke
is on page 96 of 277
BTW, at pp. 96 there's been nothing but Kennedy and now Truman with decisions about War. Maybe there's nothing more important But also it's unlikely there no more Political Reason for Group Think than our Military Industrial Complex using force somewhere (again).
— Aug 04, 2024 08:54PM
Mike Lisanke
is on page 96 of 277
Must have entirely misread the idea behind this book... thought the author was an psychologist/psychiatrist studying Group Think as a real world problem... but instead the author appears yet another political historian... not that that isn't interesting But it's totally different than the picture Robert Mallone painted of the book.
— Aug 04, 2024 08:51PM

