In the serious part of an interrogation, the interrogator never uses an interrogative.

The transcript will contain a lot of question marks, but seldom is it really a question:

“Where were you at one a.m. Monday, the …..?” means “You were committing a crime at one am Monday, the …”

Damned few people who have not been on either end of this process ever again will mistake something with a question mark at the end as a question.

You have learned the same thing at BUGS:  This is not a discussion, this is a fight.

Ammunition is limited and you make the most of it.

Old Coach is watching you closely.  Is someone on my team making an unnecessary move?

An old warrior watching you can see things you are too busy to see.

For example, I keep pushing “chasing down whites” because I THINK it would work.

But no coach worth his salt is going to try to force anything on a team that has racked up your record.   You can try things now yourself.

A few years ago, I would not DARE have suggested a line for YOU to TRY OUT.   I was teaching a very complex and novel discipline and could not afford any distraction.

But you don’t coach a pro team the same way you do a high school squad.

“Chasing down whites” gets around a couple of interrogative points we keep running into.

The first is DEFINING genocide.   AND we now have the White Genocide Project to do that.

“Chasing down whites” also destroys any consideration of DEFINING Whites.   The northern Idaho diversity SPLC project also is fun to KEEP mentioning.   Whites are the people they raise money to chase down.

Now that I have invested so much time and effort in producing my Dream Team, I would like to get your opinion on a few ideas like “chasing down whites.”   Of course, I would enjoy seeing people with your skills TRYING them.