I was not talking about any particular leader in specific, but all those that ocupy leader ship positions. As a bushcrafter/survivalist, I recognize people who only desire power and even expect something to happen so they can occupy that power position, something that wasn't given to them before. They aspire to control others, impose their will, and if something "serious" happens to humanity, if these people survive (and there are many), there will be more wars for the same reason.You might be interested to listen to Simon Sinek, one of his talks about "leaders eat last" or something like that, about the ancient contract that allows leaders to have the best of things...in exchange for being the one to face off with the dinofelis at the door. A contract that modern leaders, well any leader of a large and stable group, so "modern" goes back quite a long way, tend to forget.
That said, lets not dwell on the shortcomings of national leaders too much, not what this forum is meant to be about (no politics please, we are bushcrafters)
ATB
The problem is that people in general let themselves be swayed by empty promises and don't see the future...
How many citizens know how to make a fire?
How many would be able to build a shelter structure?
How many know how to grow something in the ground?
But if the subject is football or religious issues or lack of justice, everyone talks, comments and even gets together to discuss.
Every country has people like that, always hoping that the government will take care of their security, health and education...
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