King

I don't engage in personal or political debates. There’s nothing to gain from them. Some might argue that convincing someone through debate is itself a gain. But I am not a political commentator. Even if I win the argument and successfully persuade someone, I’ve changed only one person’s opinion.

Rather than spending my time and energy on changing the mind of a single individual, I believe it's more beneficial to society if I use that time and energy to take down one more corrupt politician at the root of the problem.

You don’t need to fight every unnecessary battle to win the war. Take down the king—the true enemy—and that’s when the real beginning unfolds.

But for the average citizen, it's hard to even imagine toppling a king. How could a single person defeat such a powerful adversary?

It might seem impossible, but it's not. The one who stands and fights may appear to be alone—but in reality, hundreds more stand behind them, hidden in the shadows. There are underground forces growing in strength, like a rebel army in hiding.

When villains truly become villainous, heroes are compelled to rise. What seemed like a lone struggle becomes a collective resistance. What starts with hundreds becomes thousands—and with that, the power begins to shift.

The important thing to remember is this: the enemy does have weaknesses. They’ll do everything in their power to conceal them, but the weaknesses are everywhere.

Imagine someone who’s wrapped themselves tightly in layers of clothing, desperately trying to leave no vulnerability exposed. Such a person can’t walk freely—they're too focused on keeping everything covered. But what happens when they stumble over a rock, or flinch at a sudden noise? In moments of chaos, it's almost impossible to keep all the cracks hidden.

In war, one of the most important rules is this: You don’t have to respond to every battle, and more importantly—you must clearly identify the enemy.

If the enemy is disguised among your own ranks, if the commander himself is the traitor, then the soldiers are marching toward slaughter.

You must know who the enemy is and understand the system they're embedded in. To assume you fully know the enemy is arrogance. If they were truly weak, they wouldn’t still hold such overwhelming power. They would have already fallen to the challengers before you.

When a corrupt regime maintains its lofty status for a long time, you must assume there’s a vast network of collaborators beneath the surface. No tree stands tall for ages unless its roots run deep.

That’s why underestimating the enemy is one of the most dangerous mistakes you can make. If you waste time dealing with every citizen manipulated or swayed by propaganda, you’ll never reach the core.

To strike at the heart, you must concentrate your full force at the tip of your blade. Ignore the distractions that shimmer like illusions in your periphery. Amid the chaos, hold your balance. Keep your focus on the true form of the enemy.

In that process, the path will reveal itself—a clear and luminous path. If the path you walk is righteous, may the holy One walk it with you. And if you still draw breath, know that your mission is not yet complete.

Go all the way. Tear out the root. That is our strategy.