Tell a story:
A farmer had two donkeys. Once he wanted to see which of the two had the thickest intelligence. So he tied the two donkeys tightly with a 15-foot-long rope.
Then he left two sacks of straw 15 feet apart. Each donkey tried to pull its neck towards the hay. As they pulled, they tried to suffocate each other. They were dragged to their places and accidentally suffocated to death.
If they both went in the same direction, they could eat one sack of bichali and thus go to the other and eat it. But they did not. Because they were assholes. They suffocated to death in a tug of war.
Sadly, there are many such donkeys among the people. When a few of them go to power, they do irreparable damage to society. Pseudo-leaders are a part of our daily lives. Anyone has them personally or professionally. As long as they can make laws and give orders, they believe in law and order.
By bribing the people to calm them down, misleading them, misleading them, using them for their own ends and threatening them, they are waiting to move forward politically. When a disguised leader does what he does in the guise of giving advice, he is in fact looking for a partner in evil. They are more concerned with the security of their seats than the security of the country. The solution they give is more miserable than the problem. Followers pretend to have fake affection for disguised leaders. Then pulls the call from under their feet. Civilization is not destroyed by the attack of barbarians from outside, it is destroyed by the attack of innumerable rude people from within.
Just as a worthy leader loves the truth, he also hates deception. Competent leaders realize that deception is more difficult than hard work with honesty. They are always alert in this regard.
Biographies of great people remind us.
We can make life great, leaving them dead
Our good deeds in the sand of the footsteps. '
" Harry Wordsworth Longfellow ""
