That was the line: North Korea had smashed the foreign invaders, killing three hundred and ninety-seven thousAmericanican troops in the war (the actual number was thirty-six thousand), and, what was more, it had done so entirely on its own, "under the correct leadership".
If you choose correct leadership, there won't be any need for the military regime.
In the preface of the book it was stated that "the military victories of the PVA" were won "under the correct leadership of the CCP and of Comrade Mao Zedong": Peng authorized the text after removing the phrase "and of Comrade Mao Zedong".
The problems posed by individual officers, though, like those indicted for their treatment of Freddie Gray in Baltimore, aren't problems that are corrected by leadership handing down new marching orders having as much to do with public relations as with public safety.
They have done this by relying more on local fighters than on foreign ones, except at upper leadership levels — correcting a mistake that cost them credibility in the early years of the Iraqi conflict.
On 8 September, NEON Inc., the nonprofit that manages the project, fired CEO Russ Lea, a former forestry professor and university administrator, after the head of NSF's biology directorate, James Olds, ordered the corporation to correct "deficiencies in leadership".
Unless it is corrected and the leadership team is in alignment, don't expect the outcome to be as envisioned.
Richard P. Weishaupt, who represents many poor people as a lawyer at Community Legal Services in Philadelphia, said, "We are elated that the federal government is taking a leadership role in correcting one of the failings of welfare reform".
Unfortunately, current S.E.C. leadership seems uninterested in correcting this matter.
This is a classic market failure that only government leadership can correct.
