Conflict Perceptions and Asymmetrical Warfare

This chapter explores the disconnection between the wealthy and the realities of conflict, particularly through personal anecdotes relating to the geopolitical climate during Ronald Reagan's presidency. It examines the dynamics of asymmetrical warfare, showcasing how smaller forces utilize unconventional tactics to confront larger adversaries. Additionally, the narrative sheds light on the complexities of U.S. military involvement in the Iran-Contra Affair and critiques the moral ambiguities of arms trading in wartime contexts.