“I think we all now need to study the 2,000-year events of the Pyrrhic wars to figure out how it all might end. Pyrrhos was indeed king of the Molossians and also of Epirus. However, Rome stillstands so what does the future hold? Success that comes at such a high price and at other people’s expense sometimes results in the price of the ‘victory’ proving too costly to havebeen worth it. In that case what happens when the powerful king wins the battle but the thousands of subjects lose?”
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