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You wrote Decapitation Process, detailing the beginning of the end for the Bush Administration. Incidentally (or not) shortly thereafter Katrina left its mark and the fallout of which would seem to be 1. increased disapproval and apathy toward the Bush Administration after its failure to be prepared for and respond to a nation in crisis. 2. increased gas prices which will have a strong effect on America's economy. So is this (finally) setting the stage for the end of the Bush Regime? And does a country run on auto-pilot mean that the cover-up will be over? If the Bush regime falls and the Puppet Master gains control of the US military then is it not just another, I'd assume, even more savage Service-to-Selfer in control?
We have emphasized that during and after the pole shift, leadership will have to be earned, as real crises challenge the qualification of the pompous.
During this process, matters do not go smoothly, as might be imagined, as the self appointed leadership of the pompous is loathe to let go. To those
who think the term self-appointed is inappropriate when applied to elected officials or those appointed or promoted by others, we suggest an
examination of the facts.
How does one get to be an elected official? Are they dragged, kicking and screaming to the podium? They are found running about, loudly proclaiming
their worth! Long before the election process, before the public ever hears their name, they are suggesting to other that they could be a candidate,
would make a great candidate, and what they could do for others if elected. Depending upon the audience, the beneficiaries of a successful election
differ. The public is told the common man will benefit, justice will be done, wrongs righted, festering problems addressed, because the candidate has a
big heart, has the qualities needed to lead, and can no longer stand to be idle in the face of all this distress. Of course, there are occasional politicians
who fit this bill, and their track record before and after announcing their candidacy make this clear. But the vast majority are self focused and make it
clear to those who can help them climb into power that they will return the favor. Examine the history of George W. Bush for such an example.
Posturing, trying to say the right words, while lining the pockets of his friends in the oil industry. Was he rescuing kittens and helping little old ladies
across streets in his youth? He was blowing up frogs with fire crackers.
Thus, when the time comes for leadership to be earned, politicians, almost to a one, won't qualify.
How does one secure a promotion or an appointment? To some degree, the same process applies, but the individual haunting the halls of power and
making themselves a known person takes a different tack. Perhaps they lack confidence as a public speaker or cannot lie with a straight face, so would
fail as a politician. But as a lackey, they can carry out an agenda, and they make it clear from the start that nothing will stand in the way of carrying out
the agenda of those who can promote or appoint them. Those in the workplace are astonished, early in their careers, to see the most incompetent
individuals around them promoted, while the competent are put in as an assistant, in a dead end job that just coincidentally supports the incompetent
who has just been promoted. The incompetent has spent his time hanging around where he can encounter the powerful, and agree with everything they
say, line up their personal philosophy with the espoused philosophy of the powerful. During this courting season, the incompetent openly twists any
moral fiber they might have had to make it obvious that they are immoral to the core and willing to sell their souls to ally with the powerful. Should we
be stealing from the pension fund to pad the salaries of those at the top? The incompetent cannot agree fast enough. They get promoted.
Thus, when the time comes for leadership to be earned, corporate management or those in high government positions, almost to a one, won't qualify.
Natural leadership, of the good hearted, emerges via a different route. They do not emerge grasping and running after the perks of high office, as they
are too busy attending to real problems around them. While the official leadership is getting themselves adorned with the trappings of high office, the
ceremony, the dinners, the carefully arranged interviews so the public can get to know them as they hope the public will be led to believe they are, the
real leaders are at work. Take the example of two men, both starting out working for a construction firm. The good-hearted natural leader sees the task
to be done by the crew, and if any crew member is having difficulty, assists. Thus, he is too busy to hang around the office to make his face known to
those who might promote him. Perhaps the owner hears the talk and understands the good hearted one gets the job done, and promotes him the same
as the ambitious one who spends his time self-promoting. But more likely the ambitious one arranges for the competent natural leader to be assigned to
him, as an underling. Now come disasters in the area, and the natural leader is busy helping out more than his work crew. The ambitious one, who has
not even done his job much less volunteered to help others, continues to hang out at the office, suggesting how he might be put in charge of any large
contract the firm might secure. The natural leader, thus, is not known outside of the circle of workers and friends and strangers he assists. He is too
busy to get his name floated about, or hound after the perks of leadership.
Enter the chaos that will precede the pole shift, which is increasingly engulfing the Earth now. In addition to the normal turnover to natural leadership
that will occur during unremitting disasters that strip the pompous of their self-appointed claims, there is the decapitation process we have defined for
the Bush administration. The decapitation process only makes it clear that the Bush administration is incompetent, liars, and embroiled in scandals to
the point of being ineffective leaders even in quiet times when such leadership is not challenged to prove itself. The normal process of discarding self
appointed leaders and accepting natural leaders is as follows: