Import Voter Strategy

A large scale voter manipulation tactic used in modern Democratic societies when the political situation is highly polarized in terms of broad ideology i.e. left vs right spectrum. It is used by political parties on the left end of the spectrum (primarily in western nations) in the US, Canada, UK, Germany, France etc. Once a sufficient amount of new dedicated voters have been imported (via NGO boats or intentionally unprotected borders), new laws are enacted that prevent or hinder the constituency of the rival political party from engaging in any kind of action or initiatives to stop it or hinder the “Import Voter Strategy” i.e. enacting hate speech laws or other methods that yet have no specific name. The method is particularly effective when combined with intersectional politics.

The staunchly pro-migration leftists in the E.U. and their NGOs are using Import Voter Strategy by importing voters from Africa and the Middle East to dilute native European voting paradigms in order ensure their political ambitions are not hindered by the Democratic process of voting.

by InternationalAnalysis August 20, 2023

rotisserie chicken strategy

The implementation of a Rotisserie Chicken strategy, also recognized as a loss leader strategy, involves the deliberate offering of a product or service at a price point that does not yield profitability in and of itself. This particular pricing approach is strategically adopted with the overarching goal of attracting a burgeoning influx of new customers. Furthermore, the underlying rationale extends beyond the initial transaction, as it aims to cultivate and capitalize on subsequent opportunities to vend additional products and services to this expanded customer base.

Tom: How is selling $1 tacos on Tuesday still viable in this economy?

Frank: They are using the rotisserie chicken strategy to drive new customers to their business.

by whatmodern October 24, 2023

Quantitative Momentum Strategy

Quantitative Momentum is an investment strategy which selects for investment the stocks whose price appreciated the most during a period. "Buy High, Sell Higher"

This trading algorithm is based on the "quantitative momentum strategy"

by Truggleguy January 18, 2024

Passive-Aggressive Strategic Incompetence

A deliberate and calculated behavior exhibited by an organization or its members, particularly law enforcement agencies, where they feign misunderstanding or lack of capability to fulfill a legal or formal request for information. This tactic is employed as a means of evasion to avoid accountability, transparency, or the disclosure of information that could implicate the organization in illegal activities or misconduct. It is characterized by an outward appearance of cooperation or innocence, masking an intentional effort to obstruct justice or the rightful access to information. This behavior is passive-aggressive in nature because it avoids direct confrontation or refusal while actively working against the requester's aims to uncover truth or obtain justice.

This definition encapsulates the manipulative and obstructive nature of the behavior, emphasizing its purpose as a strategy to evade legal and moral responsibilities.

The police department's refusal to provide the requested documents, coupled with their pretense of not understanding the clear terms of the FOIA request, is a classic case of passive-aggressive strategic incompetence designed to shield themselves from scrutiny.

by I Juana Be Free March 3, 2024

teen girl starter pack

When girls turn about 13, we are supplied with our own standard starter pack which includes the following: An awkward laugh used for expressing discomfort (usually around men/boys), a set of at least 3 insecurities (this aspect of the starter pack depends on your upbringing and experiences), and the “i’m not like other girls” phase. A phase you can choose to activate at any point, as long as it is before the age of 21. (this part is not the girls fault. It is a canon event in almost every girls life, which the realization that she is not like the stereotypical one dimensional female character portrayed on tv, rather she has her own interest and personality, is discovered.) ✨🩷

“yeah, when i was 14, the universe supplied me with my own teen girl starter pack. unlucky for me, i got an exceptional amount of insecurities in it. i am great at executing my awkward laugh tho.”
“me too girl.”

by haru_ko April 13, 2024

Synthesis of Strategic Resources and Related Materials

The alchemical dream of creating critical materials—rare metals, advanced alloys, strategic minerals—from common elements, bypassing mines, supply chains, and geopolitical complications. If you could synthesize titanium as easily as plastic, or create rare earths from clay, or manufacture semiconductors from sand, the global balance of power would shift overnight. Nations that lack resources could become resource-independent; nations that have resources would lose their leverage. The science is real in principle—transmutation is possible, and advanced materials can be synthesized—but the economics are brutal. It's cheaper to dig things up than to make them from scratch, at least for now. Strategic resource synthesis is the dream of every resource-poor nation and the nightmare of every resource-rich one.

Synthesis of Strategic Resources and Related Materials Example: "The country had no oil, no rare earths, no strategic minerals. But it had smart scientists and a determination to synthesize what it needed. After decades of research, they could make anything from common elements—at ten times the cost of mining it. Strategic independence was achieved; economic sanity was not. The debate continues."

by Dumu The Void February 16, 2026

Critical Theory of Strategy

The application of Critical Theory to strategy—examining how strategic thinking is shaped by power, how it defines problems and solutions, and who benefits. Critical Theory of Strategy asks: Whose interests are advanced by particular strategies? How do strategic frameworks define enemies, allies, and goals? What assumptions about human nature, society, and history underlie strategic thought? Drawing on critical security studies, postcolonial theory, and peace research, it insists that strategy is never just calculation—it's politics, ideology, and power disguised as technique.

"It's just strategy, they say. Critical Theory of Strategy asks: strategy for whom? Against whom? With what assumptions? The same strategic logic that wins wars also produces refugees, trauma, destruction. Strategy isn't neutral; it's a way of seeing the world that serves some interests and ignores others. Critical theory insists on asking: who benefits from this strategy, and who pays?"

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal March 4, 2026