Hopefully you are correct ;0)
In the mean time stayed overnight in a 16,000 sft house in the northern capital of the new sovereign, in one of six guest rooms and my bathroom looks just so, very good for contemplation over the big issues of the day
Shall decamp today after meetings, to lower lodging to mere 5-stars hotel in town.
This corner of my room is a very good thinking spot.
The house has a commercial kitchen to enable gatherings, and sports two dining rooms to encourage discourse, plus 3d IMAX studio, plus plus, and oh, the staircase handhold is marble and lacquerware. Very nice. Somewhere is a big boat for contemplative use, and a long distance jet for tranquil travels.
The host is simply addressed as, "teacher", and he is in truth elected, but by his peers, meaning equals, and then appointed, but for life. His perks also are for life. He is chosen based on his record of doing good for the greater good. He can speak his mind, good news or bad tidings. He is untouchable. He has 59 colleagues, all doing good, and all qualified based on smarts. The 60 are from all walks of life, but are the best walkers of this land.
All very imperial, in the best tradition that worked and works, for 6000 years.
China is in good and astute hands.
All hail the new sovereign even as the new sovereign cannot touch the 60 teachers. The teachers, once 70-years young, move over to retirement mode, with full perks, to advise as they please, but no longer obligated to.
I thought I knew much about china. I now know I know hardly anything at all.
Universal suffrage was never Greece until the Greeks decided they wanted to ruin themselves. They have succeeded outstandingly well ;0)
As far as Capitol Hill goes, one got to ask one self, "what can ex-small town mayors and no-name lawyers possibly know about anything, never mind for-the-greater-good" |
