The Law of secret weapons

So, one searches the a job index in denmark: ML: 0 Lisp: 0 Haskell: 0 Erlang: 0 Python: 1 - Manage a Java EE build system(!) Perl: 2-3 system admin jobs. The conclusion is clear: the Law of the Secret Weapons(tm) still holds true. You can pick anything from the list above and you will be able to enter almost any field with the best technical platform in 4-6 months time. I am sick of the Java and .NET jobs which let me code in a mediocre language with mediocre IDE-crap on some project I have absolutely no love for. I can understand the functional toolset and mindset of ML and Haskell puts off people. Lisp is harder since it has so much backing in the commercial world after all. Same goes with Erlang - given that it currently has some of the hype. But seeing that few Python jobs astounds me. It is fairly easy to learn and has some great backing in Google. It is not going to perish the next 10 years. And you can deliver great software in a short amount of time with it. Python also has the advantage that its dynamic typing makes it easier for the PHP crowd to pick up. Static types are awfully cool, but they require some training and routine to use effectively to your advantage. Most integration is also complete bliss to pull off in Python if you know what you are doing. So any company that wants to use anything of the above can have me. I would be delighted to rip some Java/C# programs apart with a real language.