Thanks.

It’s almost impossible to offer a new paradigm that and win the party nomination, which is based on positionalities. Thus, the american 2 party system prevents change quite well.

Visionforce.com and other sites are doing the right thing by spreading knowledge but it will take time and don’t necessarily expect any “visionary” politicians to be elected soon, because the political parties depend on old policies to survive.

I think the best thing we can do is evolve individually… This will help raise the consciousness of the planet and spread valid knowledge.

Since the election outcome has now afforded the possibility of more balance, reason, and the voice of many being heard through voting (quite amazing to think that faith has been restored), how shall we build a world community of respect? At the same time, how can we support the leaders who have both the vision and the savvy to work within an established system?

I think if you lived in Illinois and saw how, sadly, Barack Omama endorsed Todd Stroger with a big wet smooch, you’d take back your endorsement of him as visionary and change it to “politician.”
He’s just too young, new and charismatic sounding right now to seem like anything other than a fresh and promising visionary.

Let us work hand in hand and groom visionaries right from the youthful age because the youths are the future leaders; and we shall have NO regrets.

Barak Obama, I just don’t know him. However, as long as he is viewed as a visionary, then NO doubt! Why not become the next US president? We would love to see that.

Uganda in my view (even with the view of my fellow Ugandan visionaries) is simply cursed with positionary leaders all through.

Just watch… Visionary leaders are next in a few years to come.

I am a visionary. I hold my vision. I live my vision. I am a visionary. And I am not alone. Many of us are, we just need to be reminded. We need to ‘wake-up’…and we are.

To quote an elder of the Hope Nation:

“Gather yourselves. Banish the word ‘struggle’ from your attitude and vocabulary. All that we do now must be done in a sacred manner and in celebration. For we are the ones we have been waiting for.”

It’s not somebody else that’s gonna ‘fix’ everything. It’s me…it’s you…it’s us. We are the visionaries! Don’t look ‘out-there’ for the answer. It’s ‘in-you and me’. We’re doing great! Start looking for the greatness instead of the ineptness. Eventually greatness is all you’ll see. And believe me, there is a LOT of it!!!!!!!! WE are the ones we’ve been looking for!

i don’t believe what was expressed yestrerday is a bush vs kerry thing. i think its ones vision of power and promotion becoming transparent. the impact is “a leader?” of our country is willing to pander and appease any view for a vote. even if that means insulting the barvest amongst us. not to mention their families.

but my main point is that i do not think it is fair to collapse bush into kerry’s comment. kerry expressed himself, as part of his vision for himself, again, on his own.

Where are the politicians who are runnung to serve rather than running to be served? I would love to see a candidate who is running on a platform of domestic solutions. Our domestic problems are much harder to resolve than the international ones because the solutions are in contrast to the way of life we have here. We have got to take on the responsibility for ensuring that our citizens are more adequately cared for and leave the internal civil wars in other countries to those other countries.

I AM NOT A LIBERAL. However, does it not seem a little outragious that our minimum wage does not even provide enough for a family of three to survive comfortably while a small percentage of our citizens rake in hundreds of thousands and even millions per year? Where does greed end and the desire to give something back to the country that gave you the chance begin? My hat is off to Bill Gates and others who have seen the value in strengthening our country by helping others to succeed.