You talk about "resolving our lack of knowledge," but perhaps someone like you should first take a look at your own track record when it comes to overconfidence and misadventures.
You seem to believe you know better than everyone else. The problem is, history is full of people who thought the same thing.
Greece, 1940 – they said it would be a "walkover." Ended in humiliation and needing someone else to clean up the mess.
North Africa, 1941 – bold plans, grand speeches, then retreat, surrender, and a whole lot of boots left in the sand.
The Alps, 1915 – attacked with great confidence, got stuck in mountains for two years, and lost hundreds of thousands of men for zero gain.
That's what happens when you mistake arrogance for competence, and propaganda for strategy.
So you show up here, with no track record, no results, no understanding of our team, claiming you can "fix" everything in one election speech?
You can keep your delusions.