Where Does America Fit Into All O' This? - Walt Gleeson

Canfield, Proctor, Nightingale, Zagler, Hill, Robbins, Tracy, Winfrey... step aside please..there's a new success guru in town! Walt Gleeson is a highly successful, internationally renowned author of motivational books and CDs and other products. With a career spanning over half a decade, he has enthralled readers all over the world, from Alaska to Florida and from Hawaii to Rhode Island, with such titles as You Can Do It!, You Can Do It! Too, Literally Make Your House Work For You and Become a Billionaire Whilst On The Toilet, Walt is the Puumaja Crew's personal realization and fulfilment coach, whatever that is.   Today, Walt helps us truly understand the truth behind time management and spreads a little of his South Dakota charm along the way.

Hi all - Walt here again, and it was interesting, but I was reading a very informative article the other day about the Emperor Constantine - you know, the fellow who got an arrow in his eye or something, and founded the city of St Petersburg. Then it struck me - this is all very fine, but where does America fit into all of this? Sure, Constantine lived some twelve centuries before the early settlers, but didn't they have soothsayers in those days?

Now I hear that a 12 part historical drama covering the fortunes of the Medici family in renaissance Italy is being covered, and the only part America plays in it is a brief reference to Columbuses discovery. I mean, talk about disrespect.

I was chatting with Dennis L. Johnson the other day- he's the guy that edited the black edition of my book, You Can Do It - A Black Approach (by the way there are African-American versions of all of my books available, something that the Emperor Constantine evidently overlooked when overseeing the first Council of Nicea - the racialist) and he reminded me of how great our country is - can you imagine a person of colour making it had the United States not provided them with a home and employment in the South, and later the North?

It's important to remember that the whole world is so greatly indebted to us; just take a look around you, it's almost impossible to buy American any more, since all those other folks learned from us how to make things and then started doing it themselves.

So remember, whenever somebody from outside of America is talking, just stop and ask them that one same question: "Where does American fit into all of this?" - and if the answer is, it doesn't, you can be sure that this is all evil lies which will prevent you from being successful and cause you to die on the welfare without electricity or water.