Thursday, May 26, 2022

Tactics of War of Attrition

I am using management technics of "General Use" for "War Tactics".

It is no different in Private Hospital Care.

I am not a War Tactician at all but I am a strategic thinker in Hospital Management.

In hospital illness is an incidence and death is catastrophe.

More illness we have better it is for the private hospital industry and death is gain for ONLY the undertaker.

But we think strategically and keep patients in long term intensive care.

Intensive care is a money spinner for Hospital Industry and no different to the Military Industrial Complex.

Directly and indirectly War is good for intensive care industry.

A dead soldier is no use to the hospital industry but a young viable casualty is an asset.

Problem is people do not understand these principles but taught a misguided tale that living in a hospital bed is an honour and cadaver in a coffin has no monitory value.

I come as a after the fact, postmortem guy and look at death not as a single event but a compendium of secret or hidden knowledge.

In war death is gain for one side and catastrophe for the  opposition.

1. First point is gathering intelligence or valuable data leading to the data point of illness.

In battle field, it is the preliminary survey of the ground reality.

2. In hospital industry keeping the victim going on even with a saline drip and the blood pressure and the blood flow to vital  organs intact, is of paramount importance.

Blood and Plasma do the prolonging of life.

In war it is keeping the vital supply line open and hiding and consolidating, the strategic defense positions (from harm from the enemy).

3. The most important of all is the manpower available.

It is mobilizing the extended family of the patient to procure as much money as possible by keeping the moribund guy on a ventilator.

Amplify the story to best advantage in spite of heavy losses in the battlefield is the motive.

Faking news items is the only way to survive.

4. Fourth point is market saturation and inability of the first responders to respond to a given task.

In war it is War of Attrition and supple lines unable to keep pace in the face breakdowns.

The supply line holdup is the new term in town.

America cannot even provide baby foods!

I think this is already happening in USA and when the first tranche is finished, then the America and EU have no second tranche in stock.

Build in America is still on the pipeline and Ukraine has to prolong it efforts through Poland until America vitalizes it's depleted war machine.

I prefer to die at home with family around me and prefer not to hear any sounds of monitors ticking by with so many tubes attached to me.

I hate a tube going through my penis and a prefer a suprapubic tap, if the bladder is full and that is also only twice not more.

I am ready to kick the bucket when the time is right and "hide a ride" in the next round of birth.

No idea of going to heaven or hell.

I nearly kicked the bucket to Moderna vaccine with myocarditis.

5. Fifth point is Witness and Record accurately, in all the BHTs (bed head tickets), all inputs for the account branch to make a fat bill at the end of the stay, death or discharge to a free or government hospital.
Thank God we have government hospitals to absorb the overflow which America and Ukraine do not have (field hospitals put during coronavirus is an example).

In war, it is mobilizing the soldiers and especially mobilizing the family members to support the killing or getting killed by any means.

There is no insurance cover at the time of war and if there is any insurance cover, it is all over in three months of protracted war.

Only solution is to become a ready made refuge both economic and real.

This happened in Ukraine in the first four weeks and nobody is returning and Poland is taking the direct  punch.

The modus operandum in here is social media cuts and giving false hope and cooking up false narratives for the CNN and Fox News in USA and RTA in Russia.

BBC is only an alley and alibi.



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