Motortion | istockphoto.com Many years ago I first heard the phrase, “there is nothing more dangerous than a broken man with power”. This is confirmed by the numerous books written about individual men – Hitler, Starlin, Pinochet, Pol Pot – examining the men themselves and what led to their brutal regimes. Time-after-time books and research documented how one man (and yes, it is almost exclusively men), surrounded by a small and highly rewarded fan club,…
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