Hi Christopher, as you were just saying about Re: Mentorship....
CC> RT> CC> RT> CC> that the first person that walked out would be shot.  He 
CC> RT> CC> RT> CC> then proceeded to tell his plan that became known as the 
CC> RT> CC> RT> CC> Nazi party.  Needless to say, he had a captive audience.
CC> RT> CC> 
CC> RT> CC> RT> And your source for this is.....? 
CC> RT> CC> My Government Teacher, Mr. Parker at Fairhill School.  He 
CC> RT> CC> was one of the few there that ACTUALLY taght me something.
CC> 
CC> RT> Did he show you the cite or did he just tell it to you? 
CC> I think he just told me, but he's a VERY reliable source, 
CC> he had proven time after time by backing up what he said.  
CC> Like me, most of his personal historic studies are WWII.  
CC> Hey, he affected me more than I thought.
The point is that by holding a few people in a room and explaining his
plan did not cause an entire country to elect him.  He was a very
dynamic speaker and could have been a great leader if he hadn't gone in
the direction he did.  He spoke to the fears and prejudices of many of
the people by playing off the hatred of the Jews and the fact that most
people want to feel superior to someone else.  People also need to have
a reason (other than themselves) why they are not rich and successful. 
RD 
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