I wrote:
> Rossi is instead employing passive-tactics indirectly... >> > > The Allies knew the Germans thought this, so they conducted "Operation > Fortitude" to reinforce that expectation. > The point I was trying to make, and forgot to make, is that deception is often passive. You persuade your enemy to deceive himself. You may lull him into a false sense of security, or you might stoke his fears and have him frighten himself. You start with his state of mind. This tactic as been around since ancient times. - Jed
