[Re: ANST - seeds of new threads ... human fallibilty / officers / corporations ...]
Keith Hood
hoodkl at netscape.net
Wed Apr 28 16:10:46 PDT 1999
>
> Not to drift off on another thread....*g*, but I happen to agree with this.
> However, I feel the same way about representational government in most of
> its forms. From what I have seen, the skills necessary to win an election
> often have little to do with the skills necessary to do the job once in
> office. I have come to the conclusion that you could put all the relevant
> names up on a wall and throw darts and have about as good a chance of coming
> up with good leaders as in any other system. What I'm getting at is that
> our system seems to me to work about as well as any other I've seen.
>
I think it was Lord Mountbatten who said, "The only truly impartial ways of
choosing leaders are heredity and the lot. All other means depend on
someone's opinion."
Tomonaga
------
A long bow and a stong bow,
And let the sky grow dark.
The nock to the cord, the shaft to the ear,
And a foreign king for a mark!
-- Stolen from "The Song of the Bosonian Archers" --
By Robert E. Howard, who should be
the patron saint of Ansteorra
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