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To: TobagoJack who wrote (173638)	6/25/2021 1:39:17 AM
From: maceng2	Respond to of 219195

If it's any consolation to USA interests, my negative view of USA type management since the 1950's would be doubled up for British style management. They really do take the ticket for being the most inapt. The emperor of inaptness being Boris Johnson and his team of circus clowns. Since when were politicians the best for planning anything? Does Goldman Sachs have the nations (USA) interests at heart? I'm following developments in Arizona. It ain't fashionable, seemingly, but those who call themselves American Patriots are the ones I would listen to first to see where we go from here. Whats written in the captured media is largely trash far as I can tell. Really, the crap about Covid and the masks being a poster child for bs. The intensity of it is telling. We got ourselves to a fairly good level of life expentancy without all that, now we need the dorks in charge of the WEF etc to exist? I really do think Monty Python have a firmer grasp of political philosophy and management technique than anyone at the UK's so called parliament. A bunch of sissy cowards, largely speaking, rather than representatives of the people who supposedly voted for them. Yeah, I am learning not to trust certain things held for granted till now. “They” made me feel this way. edition.cnn.com I prefer to use the best opponents of the British Empire for advice. Seemingly is wasn’t Ghandi -g- First They Ignore You, Then They Laugh at You, Then They Attack You, Then You Win – Quote Investigator Having good competitors is good for you, and I heard that from a manager in Boston USA . He was good at his stuff and knew how to play the system well. That company made money, no matter what was thrown at it. It was a tough place to work, but certainly a pleasure working there. It put fire into ones being, the desire to exist and function. No matter how you cut the management style, and the political system. The serf is maybe right. You do need a mandate from the masses to rule. Some analysis. But a strong team can make a world of difference in any circumstances, poor soil and resources or not. imho.