Admit nothing, deny everything, demand proof, and make outrageous counter accusations. And if all else fails, discredit all opposition. TFM.

Aside from the fact you basically cherry picked the best of Roger Stone’s rules to create a two sentence strategy for handling an attack and failed to credit your source, this post is FAF and, frankly, you probably stated the above more eloquently and succinctly than Stone usually does, as he rarely combines his rules into a complete strategy when he is quoted. Nevertheless, this should be taught to every new brother in the week following initiation…not posted on this site. After all, pledges (or random onlookers for that matter) cannot be trusted with this kind of knowledge on the off chance that they get balled, drop out of school because of their shame, and go on welfare, thus, inevitably becoming democrats. To simplify by analogy, we know that we can’t allow Iran to obtain nuclear material (I don’t care if they have a fully built power plant with surveillance cameras that stream directly to the UN), thus, it would border on insanity to just up and give it to them…FOR FREE. That said, I will give this post a nice move and get back to work, but if I see a post in the near future saying, “Attack, attack, attack—never defend. TFM.” I will be forwarding the same to Mr. Stone’s website. Personally, I make it a rule to stay on the good side of bodybuilders who get a tatoos of Nixon on their back and have been in the game for 40 plus years, but that’s just me.