2 My ironic passages about power

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2 My ironic passages about power

The well-known principle of deduction (from general to particular) explains the constant failures of anti-corruption fighters.

Authority tightens its knot so much, that this knot has to be hack together with its head.

What is the essence of planning?
In a clear demonstration to the goofy bosses of their true essence.

Why are there so many fools among the bosses?
Fools think much less about stupid orders.

If anarchy is the mother of order, it means that it has already forgotten who its father is.

The increased pressure of the authorities on the people is relatively quickly suppressing these authorities.