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Diplomatic officers possess an innate preference to give orders rather than take them. As regards warfare, “better you than me” is their attitude. However, when campaigning for office, or angling for “fresh fish,” suppressing these patent truths is desirable. A false representation of oneself will engender support from within the masses. Human beings exalt those…
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Persons not versed in medicine, economics, law, et cetera can evaluate their effects, even draw sound conclusions about likely interventions. To rest on the bare word of self-proclaimed experts doesn’t allow for inaccuracy or fraud; betrays the great lie that human beings are upright. Therefore, any reasonable person must act according to an informed conscience…
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The employer/employee relationship is adversarial, comprising two parties; those who govern and those governed. Regular employees aim for personal goals, while owners charge supervisors with carrying out company goals. Without proper leadership, subordinates create orbits centering on preference which militate against the cooperative concern. Likewise, when managers engage in personal relationships and favoritism, animosity and…
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Novelists write in a manner that appeals to eighth grade learners, the same for tell-a-vision presenters. Should a person esteem mainstream media, for example, as the pinnacle of understanding events, then one assumes the same low ceiling, and by virtue feels no need for further analysis. Thus, media broadcasts become a substitute for individual reflection…
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Civilizations share a fundamental structure comprising a minority of leaders and a majority of followers. How do we account for this perpetual composition that transcends geography, culture, and language? The arrangement emerges through inherent temperament; thus, originated outside time; not unlike the conscience, speaks of intelligence—where there’s intelligence, there’s life. Mark the forged ideologies controlling…
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Death becomes all organisms to include civilizations—aggregates of human beings. People once said “the sun never sets on the British empire” which controlled protectorates, colonies et cetera around the globe. In 1913 Britain held sway over 23% of the world’s population and 24% of the global land mass. Sixty short years later, the nation of…
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The genuine ethos—which is a pathos—of a 21st century American patriot: take part in a national ballot, cross your fingers; and rest in peace. Should the lords and ladies sin against you, however, take up a picket and march up and down the public square chanting “unfair, unfair” until they repent of their evil. If…
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Unities will confuse intelligence with loyalty. Given the many simple lies propounded as truths through media channels by certain legislators, tycoons, and drudges over the decades, it would seem reasonable for citizens upon receipt to treat mainstream news with caution; consider themselves advised of certain leadership positions as regards specified matters; perform due diligence to…
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Matthew 24:21-26 For then shall be great tribulation, such as was not since the beginning of the world to this time, no, nor ever shall be. And except those days should be shortened, there should no flesh be saved: but for the elect’s sake those days shall be shortened. Then if any man shall say…
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Daniel 11:37 and Revelation 13:17 describe a universal leader and an identification mark, or brand, on human beings. Two dominant factors in view of chosen politicians and legislators enacting schemes enabling fulfillment of biblical prophecy. Said common denominators span centuries; regardless of republican or democratic leadership—executive and congressional—a consensus forms upon the aforementioned influences. Professional…
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