by Andy Weddington
Wednesday, 03 December 2014
"The greatest deception men suffer is from their own opinions."
Leonardo da Vinci
A regular reader of this forum without fail sends a short note in response to any commentary mentioning President Obama (held in contempt - for void of character and leadership). The five-words note: "The Great Divider. Manchurian Candidate."
With six years in office, there's not a shred of evidence to refute that position. But something about that recurring note ever leaves me troubled - something is just not quite right.
The answer occurred yesterday - toward the end of a long, rigorous workout.
Framed in an equation...
The Great Divider + Manchurian Candidate = Barack Obama
But a variable's missing...
The Great Divider + Manchurian Candidate + ? = President Barack Obama
Solved...
The Great Divider + Manchurian Candidate + gullibility = President Barack Obama
That is, Barack Obama could certainly be The Great Divider and Manchurian Candidate.
But he could not be president without the gullibility of the American citizenry.
Gullibility (dissection and analysis is another commentary) makes for vulnerability.
Vulnerable we are - from individual to nation - on the home front and abroad; across sundry spectrums.
That is truth.
As evidence, we live.
The by-design beauty in it all is we, the citizenry, are to blame. It's our fault.
The gullible believe otherwise.
Thank you, Mr. da Vinci.
Post Script
We, The People, can remedy. The variable 'time' will tell whether we cheat gullibility, or not. Will we? If will. True will. And not eyes wide open momentary anger. Nor momentary blind euphoria; a hallmark of gullibility.
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And three congressmen/women who "put their hands up" on the floor of The House. Really? They are not only gullible but stupid and those that elected them as well.
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