Not a paradox

To fight a dictatorship in a country is to fight for the country.
To fight the country is to help the dictatorship.
and preferably on a mutually beneficial basis.

Put chalk crosses on all doors now, Ali Baba,
so you don't accidentally go to jail.

And the principle is universal.
It's just an unnumbered stratagem.
(about culinary preferences in deep-frying)

And it's tradition that it's the country that's more frightening.
and not which pharaoh is ruling it.
And he and I are personally good friends.
No Moses never came to us with any requests.
It's not a paradox, and it's not even close.

It makes perfect sense.
I was afraid I didn't see the logic behind it.
To destroy an evil empire of any kind.
you don't destroy it.
but to support its talentless ruler in every way possible.
and then he'll do it all by himself.
especially if he's almost finished dismantling it.
In the process around a lot of other countries suffered a lot.

And the allied ruler should be boiled in a cauldron of oil on the contrary.
At the same time.
As the ancient legend of the kingdoms of Shu and Wen prescribes.
The details of this goal-setting are omitted there, it's true.
But it probably made sense, too.

I mean, if two ambassadors are on both sides at the same time.
one of them should be boiled.
so that no one can doubt the sincerity of their feelings.
It is not the goal of a good man to share anything with the prince of evil.
But the evil empire can only be destroyed by him.
That's what Sir Reagan was told by the oracle at the fair.
All he has to do is stay out of his way.
and the representative of the allies, not the opponents.
and that's the only reliable evidence of an alliance.

By the way, in the ancient treatises there is nowhere the intention of destruction,
There is the intention of seizure with the purpose of appropriation.
In the language of the law, it means robbery or trade
Both of which were formalized in the form of warfare.
but destroying the landscape was not the objective.
In ancient times, there weren't too many crazy fools.
It never occurred to them to fight over a meaningless piece of land.

Ouija! What pointless crap! I don't have time for this.