Although the terrorist seem to be on the defensive as of late, we must remember the terrorist's main weapon: patience. We know our enemy is committed to defeat us even if it takes them a thousand years. Because of this, we must look to long term solutions to the problem. This is where the army of ninjas plan works so well. In my youth, I heard that it takes "30 years of training in Japan to become a ninja." Given the extended time frame of this conflict, the 30 year training plan becomes feasible.
Before you scoff at the idea, imagine this: We give the nation of Japan a few billion dollars a year for the next three decades. This is chump change for a country like America. Since secrecy is key, the deal could be handled through the C.I.A. Japan would then begin training a thousand of its young in a super-secret, elite force of assassin agents. Within 30 years, we would have an army of ninjas at our command. But this is just where the plan really kicks into action.
Since ninjas are masters of disguise, they could infiltrate the terrorist network. To assist in this operation, Japan could pretend to become an enemy of the United States. Although this seems implausible right now, with 30 years to plan the deception, we could slowly convince the enemy that America and Japan hate each other again. If the ruse worked, the terrorist would gladly accept the new Japanese recruits.
Once the ninjas where fully in place they would then wait for a prearranged signal before they struck, all at once. This would be the beginning of "Operation: Ten Thousand Cuts." This would consist of the assassination of as many terrorist as possible in the shortest period of time. The ninjas would take out the terrorist leadership and use their spy abilities to assist the U.S. military in destroying the rest.
For this plan to work, the attrition afflicted on the enemy would have to be devastating and total. Perhaps over a million enemy casualties will have to be inflicted in a short amount of time. It is unfortunate that so many would have to die, but to win this war, it is a distinct possibility that we will have to completely destroy the terrorists' manpower, as well as defeat the remaining enemies' will to fight.
There are those that will laugh at this proposition, but consider this: If, pre September 11, 2001 someone wrote an article about how to destroy the World Trade Center using commercial airliners, we would have thought that person was crazy. We would have of laughed then. We just weren't ready for that kind of thinking, and that's how they got us. The ninja army proposal is so crazy, it just might work.
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10 Comments
Post a CommentInteresting point there, guest ninja. The issue of govenment mandated assassination is really hot right now. I could be wrong but I always thought that it was only a big no-no to assassinate a head of state.
dude, ninjas aren't just japanese. i'm one and i'm a caucasian american. and there are more of us all over the world. ninjas are a viable solution, but assassination is against the rules of war, something the usa will not lightly throw away, even though this isn't a war as defined in the rules of war
Sorry you feel that way, anonymous commenter. Although it does feel nice to be the best at something, even if that something is writing a dumb article. In my defence I wrote this article a few years ago, before the Great Recession started in full. Also, you may be underestimating the powers of ninja magic. This is exactly what they want you to think. Dum dum DUMMMMMMM!
okay this is honestly one of the most dumbest articles i have ever read. I think the last thing we need to do is give japan billions of dollars when were pretty much in a depression. second of all why would we bring ninjas into this all they have is swords i honstley dont think that ninjas are going to stand a chance against some of the machinery that is out today.
Good idea... we have nija training in the U.S.,,,, no need to go to Japan
Thanks for the comments everyone. I think XxavengedxX have some good points. Looking back, my plan might not be airtight. But I figured that it's such a crazy idea that I would put it out there.
fuck your gayass ninjas
I have to say... this is a very good idea, but implausible. even if Japan appears to be a US enemy, they will still be looked down upon by the terrorists. Want to know why? Japanese terrorists= NOT MUSLIM... They are still looked down upon as infidels, ESPECIALLY to religious radicals.
Just for another point, who is to say that Japan would even want to get involved in this? Them training our soldiers is practically an act of war, even enough for a terrorist organization. Japan would most likely refuse, in spite of the money, in fear of a possible attack on them.
It's good to know, ninjaer.
im with you