Is it a fact or a false fact?

Is it a fact or a false fact?

At this moment, we are living and experiencing the fact that few of us remember to look before! Rather than a certain degree of normalcy and normal behavior with more emphasis on the common good and well-being of the people, not just the populist ones, we have witnessed a political period in which each side accuses the other and where commitment to the truth, facts or even the basics of integrity! Political organizations claimed that our current president, the truth, had lied or deformed substantially six times a day on average, while he and his supporters constantly accused the press. to make the news and to articulate false facts. Many of us remember the old advertisement, where we were asked if what we were hearing was real or recorded (of course a certain brand), and likewise, Americans should be wondering if and what they are say, hear and believe in the end: a fact or another falsehood? In this context, this article attempts to briefly review, discuss and discuss some factors using the mnemonic approach.

1. Faithful to the facts; Future; deliver; Realization: Although each of us is entitled to his own opinion, we are not entitled to our own facts! Evaluate, review and ask for the relevant data and the source of the information and revise it in raw form rather than just accepting another person's interpretation. What could be the motives, and the proposal on faithful service and the best interests of the masses? Are the proposals forward-looking, both relevant and sustainable, and instead of empty rhetoric, promises and vitriol, there are specific proposals and elements for realizing a theory that delivers to the nation and in the country our citizens with the best conditions?
2. setting; Danger; articulate; Ability: We must base our perceptions on the most positive attitude to find ways, rather than achieve, why we do not want / can! Look for details and ask yourself if the political leader has the skills and competencies necessary to be in the best interests of the public, not personal / political agenda and / or personal interests!

3rd character; collaborate; Claims; coordinate; Creative: Often the statements and confirmations are directly consistent with the characteristics of a person! If a leader does not have priority, cooperate, how can he coordinate others, work together and listen carefully to what others perceive and desire? Good leadership requires a creative person to formulate an integrity message!

4. trends; timely; Trustworthy: If the leader is not always trustworthy, he often depends on how he behaves, on the mentality, rather than expanding his comfort zone, accepting it, and making proper use of trends that can make a difference. better! Only a timely leadership makes the difference, for the best!

We need less rhetoric and more facts! Follow someone who has FAKT priority instead of deception and / or lies!

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