"This is an interconnected system engineering project; we can't rush or be chaotic. Forcing a quick victory will only lead us into the quagmire of guerrilla warfare and attrition battles that Organization 1515 excels at and hopes we get stuck in, ultimately depleting our valuable resources."
Upon hearing this, the professional smile on Winslow's face almost vanished, replaced by a challenged displeasure:
"Mr. Song, Washington's strategic analysis team is not completely ignorant of the strategic complexities you mentioned. However, you must understand the reality of politics, and be aware of what kind of country the United States is—we have an electoral system. We need to demonstrate to the outside world, our allies, and most importantly our domestic population that this anti-terrorism war is advancing steadily toward victory rather than getting stuck in an endless stalemate. Your plan inherently lacks 'visibility'. It lacks those iconic events that can boost morale."
"Visibility?"
