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Seeking Talent Takes Moral Courage

Posted by Bob on June 8th, 2007 under Coaching Session, History


It is important never to let your dislike for an enemy blind you to what he can TEACH you. An old North Carolina joke has one man saying to another:

“You’re ugly, your feet stink, and you don’t love Jesus.”

To outsiders this is a funny demonstration of a hick. But if you are a Southerner, you see the wisdom in it. Like other Southerners — and Brits — North Carolinians think nothing is as funny as making fun of themselves. Actually, it’s a form of egotism.

I like to make fun of ME as a redneck, and that is pure egotism. I think the Yankee naiveté that I have exploited all my life is funny. Others think it is ridiculous for me to play the ignorant bumpkin, but ***I*** enjoy it because it reminds me of so many instances where Yankees fell for a more subtle version of it.

What is behind this “You’re ugly, your feet stink, and you don’t love Jesus?” It is a very profound insight: if you decide that EVERYTHING about your enemy is weak and ugly and bad, you are a damned fool. But that is a trap many people, especially the ones who think they are Knowledge Personified, fall into all the time.

Your average North Carolinian, raised on Porch Talk, knows that. Your average Harvard grad has no idea of it.

I despise Alexander Hamilton. But I admire the man. He did in fact get his power by being George Washington’s staff man. But unlike Eisenhower, who never was near combat, Hamilton did get into the war and was a hero when he did. In fact his big break with Washington came because Washington needed him at headquarters and Hamilton wanted to get back to fighting.

You see, this Lesser Generation, who fought the Revolution before the Greatest Generation, had plenty of men on both sides who wanted to FIGHT. The Greatest Generation whines about how it got SHOT AT, poor babies, and how “We fought a WAR for those benefits.” Washington was SWAMPED with young men like Lafayette and Hamilton who DEMANDED to stop scribbling and get out there and get ripped to pieces by shrapnel.

THEY were not the Greatest Generation, you see. I despise Hamilton. But the Masturbation Generation could not come up to his kneecap.

Below, with my usual subtlety, I shouted,

A MANAGER WHO DOES NOT SEEK OUT PEOPLE WHO ARE SMARTER THAN HE IS IS A FAILURE.

That is what leaves me in absolute awe of George Washington. George Washington was, to put it plainly, not all that bright. But you have to have a real grasp of American history to appreciate this man’s MORAL courage. At his first Cabinet meetings, this slow reader had Thomas Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton and Benjamin Franklin. In all of history no one was ever able to summon three greater minds than this. Each of them could have had your average Harvard genius for lunch.

TRY, just TRY, to imagine any media or academic bureaucrat today, with an IQ forty points above Washington’s, appointing and ordering around a set of intellectual giants like THAT.

I am very smart, but I am old and tired. I am officially disabled. So I can either seek worshippers of my guruship or I can do what Washington did. Washington was one in a million. I want to be one in a million.

I’m a FANATIC. All that matters to me is that somebody grab the flag that is worthy to carry it.

And if that doesn’t flatter your soul, you don’t have one.

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  1. #1 by Alan on 06/08/2007 - 10:19 pm

    Theres is one thing for certain these four men shared equally, that is a noose had the British captured any one of them. In retrospect, each man played a vital role in this conflict, their common goal was the defeat of the British army and “Independence” for the new nation. In many ways the Mantra is our guiding force, its focus on White Genocide is our beacon in this fight for Independence and survival.

  2. #2 by Al Parker on 06/08/2007 - 10:59 pm

    I’ll tell you who isn’t one in a million: Ron Paul, who is promoted happily by Stormfront.

    In response to allegations of racism, Paul said:

    “Racism is simply an ugly form of collectivism, the mindset that views humans strictly as members of groups rather than individuals. Racists believe that all individuals who share superficial physical characteristics are alike: as collectivists, racists think only in terms of groups. By encouraging Americans to adopt a group mentality, the advocates of so-called “diversity” actually perpetuate racism. Their obsession with racial group identity is inherently racist.”

    This doesn’t mean he simply opposes Sharpton and Jackson. It also means he would oppose white people deciding what is in their best interests as a racial collective. You all know he is another kind of Pat Buchanan — he is for “culture” and “America” uber alles. No, I don’t think they are being ‘respectable.’ I think they really believe it and would go to lengths to enforce it.

    Someone should gently break this to Stormfront.

  3. #3 by NorFront on 06/09/2007 - 5:15 am

    “He is for “culture” and “America” uber alles. No, I don’t think they are being ‘respectable.’ I think they really believe it and would go to lengths to enforce it.

    Someone should gently break this to Stormfront.”

    You’ll never find a popular white politician who believes in racial differences, that won’t change until the NWO empire crumbles. Ron Paul would stop the flow of illegal immigrants, and stabilize america for a few more years. Our perspective in Europe is that these conservative right wing politicans buy us time. They are like a dam to slow down immigration slightly, and give us more time to work with the people. There is no quick solution, and the odds are against us.

  4. #4 by The Dude on 06/09/2007 - 7:33 am

    The one thing I get from Bob is that language is key. When citing facts, figures, history, ideas, etc., it is how you say things. That is the best way to attract people to the “cause” or any cause for that fact.
    Good counsel and good sense was what made Washington a “true” leader, but what made him “great” was has values and his desire to live by them.

  5. #5 by Al Parker on 06/09/2007 - 10:43 am

    Thanks Nordic Front. I accept that explanation. I guess as long as you are wary of these people it is OK to support them. For example, the French should be wary of Le Pen, who puts Arab chicks in his ad campaigns and looks forward to “assimilation” (of course the French ended up electing Mr. Sarkozy, a Jewish man).

    But if Ron Paul were to put the right people in his cabinet . . .

  6. #6 by Pain on 06/09/2007 - 12:04 pm

    There are two things I see about talent.

    One is to really recognize what others are good at and then to get them to do it. In Saving Private Ryan, Tom Hanks character had been a high school teacher and baseball coach. That made him good at picking people out for what they were good for. He used that skill in battle, which was why his unit was chosen as the best to do the impossible mission.

    Urge others on, sometimes mercilessly.

    The other is to know what specific things you are good at and doing them before someone tells you. That is being a grown up. But you have to be sure that you are really good at it. I know people that are so arrogant, they become blind as to what they can do. They will try their hands at anything and bungle it. But if you realistically know you are pretty good at something, don’t be too humble.

    You can always step aside when someone comes along who is better.

    So, recognize what things others are good at and do the things you are good at.

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