Tag Archives: Dion of Syracuse

Reciprocating Loyalty

Posted on November 23, 2025 by john

Dear Friends, It seems to me, alienating one’s allies while empowering one’s enemies is a sub-optimal strategy for success. The Wormtongues of the world have an uncanny ability to get into the ear. Their verbal poison is as seductive as … Continue reading →

Posted in Group Politics, Mercy, philosophy, Societal Myth | Tagged Attila the Hun, corporate trust, corruption, deep state, Dion of Syracuse, elite decision making, game theory, government accountability, historical lessons, history repeats, leadership, leadership failures, loyalty and betrayal, nonpartisan analysis, organizational loyalty, political analysis, political behavior, political commentary, political mistakes, Political Psychology, political strategy, power dynamics, pragmatic leadership, trust in leadership, Wormtongue effect | Leave a comment

Breaking The Cycle Of Power and Corruption

Posted on June 17, 2025 by john

Dear Friends, It seems to me, opportunities to break a cycle of power and corruption are few and far between, so when we get one, as we do today, squandering it is not only foolish, it will lead to retaliation … Continue reading →

Posted in economy, Group Politics, Law, Mercy, philosophy, Societal Myth | Tagged administrative state, AI and government, AI influence, AI policy, AI politics, authoritarianism, deep state, Dion of Syracuse, disinformation, dismantling bureaucracy, elite revenge, expert rule, globalism, influencer politics, limited government, new world order, plutarch's lives, political cycles, political influencers, political power cycles, political reform, populism vs establishment, power and corruption, Reagan legacy, technocracy, Trump appointees, wounded elites | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Dion of Syracuse

Reciprocating Loyalty

Breaking The Cycle Of Power and Corruption

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