He is very angry with the lack of trust that comes down from the chain of command, and the lack of autonomy he has in accomplishing missions. If he had wanted to do that, he would have majored in information technology or management in college. As a result the captain joins the ranks of thousands of others making the exodus from the 21st Century Army. It teaches them to make bold, bulletized assertions rather than tightly reasoned arguments. We see the result in student essays here at the staff college.
Students are unable to build arguments based on evidence.
They are helpless to do research and are befuddled by requirements for documentation. They have been trained to anticipate that none will question their bold assertions or probe their sources. I agree wholeheartedly with this, but a point that is missed is that this thinking is expounded by the fact that we spend so little time practicing the art of war. We miss the forest for the trees in these kind of briefs and this thinking is permeating it's way down to platoon-level. We are treading on thin ice here.