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February 15, 2025 Solving problems requires correcting relationships to surrounding realities. Relating to surrounding realities requires clarification of their significance. Clarification is openness and accountability. Otherwise, the problems keep doing the same thing. Obviously, that process is nonexistent for corrupters. They operate by the pretense that problems disappear in some automatic way, once they prevail as dominating exploiters. That's because the only problem they are concerned with is defeating enemies. Be sure to notice that the only result corrupters produce is enhancing their power. No one gains anything from that result. Problems don't get touched in the process of corrupters enhancing their power by defeating enemies. Don't corrupters care whether problems exist? They create and exploit problems to get other persons below their own feet. Problems are needed to do that. Corrupters try to be winners through dominating. Domination is the basis of all corruption, because nothing constructive can be accomplished while being dominated by corrupters. So there is a vast and unmistakable difference between solving problems by creating openness and accountability and defeating enemies as the solution. Corrupters must always pretend to be solving problems as a justification in getting others to go along with their destructivity. But without the necessary procedures, problems don't get solved. The cause of problems has to be recognized, before the causes can be replaced with constructivity. Recognizing the cause requires openness and accountability. Without recognizing the cause, problems are expected to disappear for no reason. The operating premise of corrupters is, just trust us. After they become winners by dominating other persons to get them below their own feet, solutions to problems are supposedly automatic. Winners are supposedly godly persons who know how to make problems disappear with no explanation of how. Fraud Is Needed To Monger Power
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