[buwaya]

You still miss my point. Your own heritage argues against your inclinations. George Washington was not driven by fear and anxiety. He was an eminently rational man, and he quickly understood that he was playing a game of chess.

[Songcraft]

"George Washington was not driven by fear and anxiety."

I didn't say he was driven by fear and anxiety -- I said you are.

George Washington was driven by the emotions of "love" of freedom, "love" of independence, "anger", "disgust", and "contempt" of the British tyranny, and, while feeling all these emotions, he stayed cool, calm and collected, but he still carried out his actions in a timely manner, and those actions proved to be very effective and successful.

I'm starting to think that you are "willfully blind", so this will be my last post to you, as I've got better things to do, but I urge you to carefully reconsider your fearful, "do-nothing" strategy.