Keep this in mind: What you anticipate is rarely a problem. Come on, say it with me, "What you anticipate is rarely a problem." Let's make it personal: "What I anticipate will rarely be a problem." Say it every morning. Say it before every event for which you are responsible.
Would that someone in the US government, NATO, and Ukraine had known that a year ago before Russia invaded.
Would that Europeans and Russians had known that before Hitler invaded, the Chinese before Japan invaded, the Americans before Japan attacked.
Would that someone in the US government had known that before the withdrawal from Afghanistan and previously before the withdrawal from Vietnam. In fact, would that someone had known that before beginning those wars or before executing them in an unwinnable or ineffective manner.
Would that someone in the US government had known that before COVID spread, most likely from a lab partly supported by American taxes.
Would that city politicians had known that before agreeing to defund police departments in a policy that has led to increased crime, loss of life, and loss of businesses.
Would that Seattle had known that before the morgue ran out of room because of fentanyl deaths; would that states where drug overdoses have increased would have known that before legalizing drugs now readily available to younger and younger victims.
Would that someone in the US government, state governments, and educational institutions had known that before closing schools to the least vulnerable to COVID, forcing them to lose a year or more of learning.
Would that someone in businesses and entertainment that lost money had known that before Woke policies repulsed many of their potential customers.
Would that policy makers would learn that lesson before they force people into accepting special agendas.
And, of course, would that I, as I advise you above, keep it in mind before I fail to anticipate a problem.
Would that someone in the US government, NATO, and Ukraine had known that a year ago before Russia invaded.
Would that Europeans and Russians had known that before Hitler invaded, the Chinese before Japan invaded, the Americans before Japan attacked.
Would that someone in the US government had known that before the withdrawal from Afghanistan and previously before the withdrawal from Vietnam. In fact, would that someone had known that before beginning those wars or before executing them in an unwinnable or ineffective manner.
Would that someone in the US government had known that before COVID spread, most likely from a lab partly supported by American taxes.
Would that city politicians had known that before agreeing to defund police departments in a policy that has led to increased crime, loss of life, and loss of businesses.
Would that Seattle had known that before the morgue ran out of room because of fentanyl deaths; would that states where drug overdoses have increased would have known that before legalizing drugs now readily available to younger and younger victims.
Would that someone in the US government, state governments, and educational institutions had known that before closing schools to the least vulnerable to COVID, forcing them to lose a year or more of learning.
Would that someone in businesses and entertainment that lost money had known that before Woke policies repulsed many of their potential customers.
Would that policy makers would learn that lesson before they force people into accepting special agendas.
And, of course, would that I, as I advise you above, keep it in mind before I fail to anticipate a problem.
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