Where Does The Money Come From?
And indeed, where does the money come from? It comes from exactly the same source as when Bank One extends credit card offers to college kids all across the country. Now what does Joe College purchase with all that credit? Boom boxes, CD’s, DVD’s, MP3’s, video games, gas for daddy’s car, a six pack of beer for this weekend’s party, and other essential items required by the modern collegiate learning experience.
Bank One And Joe College VS…
Now don’t get me wrong here. Bank One knows exactly what it’s doing when it extends that credit offer to Joe College. They’ve carefully studied all the data, and they’ve concluded, based on empirical evidence, that this particular marketing strategy is profitable for them. In other words, before they ever extend this credit offer to Joe College, they know that they will make their money back and lots more…or else they would never do it. It’s a good bet. It’s just as simple as that.
Capital Homesteading And Johnny Paycheck To Paycheck
Now let’s contrast Joe College’s credit offer from Bank One with the concept of extending a Capital Homesteading credit to Johnny Paycheck To Paycheck. What you’ll find is that the credit extended to JPTP cannot be spent on non-productive consumer crap. On the contrary, it must be spent on a well-vetted, stock purchase, the kind that the conservative local banker (not some wild ass, dice rolling venture capitalist) would advise his local bank to purchase.
Like the boys from Bank One, the local banker will have studied all the data and will have a real good idea what the odds of repayment are going to be, before he ever advises JPTP to place his investment bet. Actually the odds of repayment are much better with JPTP’s Capital Homesteading credit than with JC’s consumer credit.
Consumer Crap VS…
There is one much more important difference however. The difference is that the purpose of Bank One’s Joe College marketing strategy is to get JC hooked on the consumer mentality of easy (buy now pay later) money, and in the long run, program him to believe that it’s completely normal to exchange his long term financial freedom for immediate gratification when it comes to consumer crap that he wants to have right now. Once he’s fully programmed, Bank One will wrap its financial tentacles around Joe College, who will then be producing profits for Bank One for years to come.
A Legitimate Piece Of The Rock
On the other hand, the Capital Homesteading credit, as we’ve already said, must go toward winning Johnny a piece of America’s growing economic pie, a piece of the rock that will predictably pay itself off and in the process, begin to transform Johnny Paycheck into a capitalist who has a vested, ownership interest in the future of a particular company, in a particular community, in a particular county, in a particular state, located in the United States of America.
Let Freedom Ring…
And as his productive piece of the rock grows year after year after year, JPTP will begin to feel the chains of wage slavery loosen, and the bell of financial freedom ring louder and louder, until he can finally be able to sing with Martin Luther King himself, “free at last, free at last, thank God, I’m free at last.”
In the long term big picture the Capital Homesteading strategy is specifically designed to create a nation spilling over with more and more capitalists, instead of a nation spilling over with more and more workers who are effectively cut off and alienated from the modern economic miracle known as the free enterprise system. The Bank One strategy is specifically designed to create programmed automatons who willingly trade their financial freedom and future in for consumer crap, and who, as the result can be easily controlled and dictated to by the captains of industry and by Wall Street.
It’s Our Choice
So I guess the choice comes down to…do you really want to underwrite a free enterprise economic system, and transform America into a real capitalist nation chock full of real live capitalists? Or do you prefer to create a nation that’s primarily full of workers (sounds communistic/capitalistic to me), who are systematically required to compete tooth and nail with each other, driving wages lower and lower (let’s become a third world nation ASAP, or redistribute from top to bottom in order to temporarily prevent the economy from falling flat on its face!) so that the captains of industry can oversee their respective monopolies without having to concern themselves…really, with legitimate competition. That way they can all get together, buy out the little guys, fix prices, fix elections, smoke big Cuban stogies, drive their fancy cars, and generally live off the fat of the land. Yes Tonto, I guess you could turn the clock all the way back to them good old days of yesteryear, if you really wanted to. But do you really want to?
P.S…Viva Las Vegas!
I have one final thought to offer here. If all those incredibly bright and intelligent, bureaucratic bean counters in Washington, DC are simply unable to recognize a good bet when they see one, then I know there are plenty of folks out in Las Vegas who don’t suffer from that moronic, myopic malady. I mean it’s they’re business to assess the odds accurately, facilitate the bet, and they make lots of money in the process. They do it every day of the year and twice on Sunday. Yah sure, I know you’re going to tell me that those folks out in Vegas are crooks. But that comment simply begs the question. How does that claim make them any different from the crooks in DC? Now if you’re unable to come up with a believable answer to that last question, I suggest that we consider taking bids from both DC and Vegas. If Vegas wins, we’ll just call it…outsourcing. Amen.
Thursday, November 11, 2004
Tuesday, November 09, 2004
WAVG AM FM Talk Radio Interviews Joe L. Buckett
WAVG AM/FM Talk Radio Host Asks Presidential Candidate Joe L. Buckett…
If I Vote For You, What’s In It For Me?
Al: This is Al Robinson with my special guest today, Presidential candidate Joe L. Buckett. Welcome to the show Joe. Some of our listeners have heard about your candidacy, and others have not. But since we only have twenty short minutes here, let me get right to the point and ask you the question that our listeners would most like to ask. I want to know, if I vote for you, Joe L. bucket, what’s in it for my family and me?
Joe: Great place to start Al, and I’d answer by telling you that if elected, in accordance with section 13 of the Federal Reserve Act of 1913, we (it’ll take the understanding, and active support of the majority of America to activate this plan) will extend to every American citizen (man, woman, and child), an annual credit for at least $3,000 designated solely for the purpose of purchasing stock in qualified companies.
Over the years every citizen will develop a sufficient ownership stake in the American economic pie that it will produce a property income over and above their current wage or salary, and provide a solid retirement nest egg so each American citizen can actively avoid ever becoming dependent on the U.S. government, i.e. social security...which we all know is mathematically destined to crash and burn under the weight of retiring baby boomers within the next three decades anyway.
Financial dependence, whether it’s on a government or a corporate entity, is economic slavery to be avoided if at all possible. If we really want to let freedom ring, that can happen…but not if you elect either one of the mainstream party candidates, both of whom are hopelessly lost in 19th and 20th century economic paradigms. In order to come up with 21st century solutions to 21st century problems, you must have both feet firmly planted in the 21st century.
By the way Al, before we go any further, I need to confess that this entire 21st century recipe for success was purloined directly out of Dr. Norm Kurland’s ingenious new (2004 edition) book entitled Capital Homesteading for Every Citizen. To get a copy listeners can visit his web site at www.cesj.org.
Al: Sounds good to me Joe, but I have one minor problem with what you’ve said so far. That sounds like a $3,000 dollar loan to me and I want to know how my friend Johnny Paycheck to Paycheck is going to pay for this loan when he can’t even keep up with all his credit card bills? That looks like one gigantic problem to me.
Joe: Yes Al, despite the fact that we’re talking about a zero interest loan, from inside the 20th century paradigm that is an insurmountable problem. But let’s step outside the box for a moment so I can tell you that the credit I’m talking about is going to bypass Wall Street and travel directly from the Federal Reserve, through local banks, to Johnny Paycheck. And these local banks have a vested interest in the health and welfare of the local community, and they will help guide the investor toward qualified companies who, among other things, have proven themselves to be solid, predictable growth companies.
Now one of the ways a company must be qualified will be according to its willingness to pay dividends out to their stockholders, which we’ll encourage by making all paid out dividends, tax deductible to the company. Johnny Paycheck’s loan will then be repaid, in approximately seven years using those paid out dividends, not with his salary or wages. When the loan is paid off, the dividends will keep coming and will go directly to Johnny in order to supplement his income, and to help him to earn a solid retirement nest egg and avoid government dependence. This is effectively a leveraged buyout for individuals.
Al: OK Joe let’s back up one more step here and ask…where’s all this money going to come from in the first place? Are you planning to jack up taxes on the wealthy and redistribute back to the less fortunate? If so, are you a communist, or a socialist.
Joe: OK Al. That’s actually another very good question to which my first answer is, we can accomplish this without raising taxes on anyone, and we will not redistribute anything to anybody. That would indeed be communistic, or socialistic where the state assumes power, and people are financially dependent and enslaved. We already have too much of that, and it’s the polar opposite of what we have in mind.
Now let me also tell you that, according to a Presidential report published in 2001, the US economy grows by about $2 Trillion dollars each year, which works out to be an average of $6775 for every man, woman, and child who’s an American citizen. And most of this annual growth requires investment in order to happen.
Our plan simply takes advantage of less than half of that FUTURE GROWTH (let’s avoid taking anyone’s currently existing piece of the American economic pie…thus NO REDISTRIBUTION!) that NOBODY OWNS YET, and makes that ownership accessible, in the form of capital credit, to all individual citizens (as opposed to only the well collateralized few at the top of the economic food chain) who, for what ever reason, often lack the discretionary funds to actively participate in the modern economic miracle known as the free enterprise system of economics.
Again, this effectively a leveraged buyout for individual citizens designed to render them less and less dependent on both government bureaucracy or autocratic corporate power. It’s specifically designed to underwrite more and more financial freedom for each and every American citizen, from sea to shining sea.
Al: OK Joe, I’m following so far, but I still want to play devil’s advocate and ask, what happens when that company who receives some of this capital credit investment, is poorly managed, and goes belly up? What happens to the nest egg, and who pays the loan off? Is it the American taxpayer by any chance?
Joe: Of course in our current system that’s exactly what happens. Tax payers are always bailing out poorly managed big businesses from Chrysler back in the 70’s, to Silverado Savings and Loan back in the late 80’s, to major banks, United, and Delta Airlines in the wake of 911…just to mention a few.
In our case however, there will be an insurance mechanism, much like when you or anyone else buys a house with FHA mortgage insurance where for a small premium the FHA insures against the risk of default, and underwrites the purchase, so that the bank and the individual are both covered, and not held directly liable if the loan cannot be repaid. By the way, one of the individual’s investment choices will be to purchase the stock in this insurance company, so that won’t require raising taxes either.
The other answer to this question though is that since the capital credit will be traveling through local banks that have a vested interest in the health and welfare of the local community, investors will avoid the Wall Street dice rollers seduction, and lots of these funds will end up in the hands of local business enterprises that people in the community will know well, and often work for, who are up front and transparent about their books and the future of their business, who local bankers know directly, and have a unique ability to predict future successes. In short, the capital credit investor will get guidance from knowledgeable locals, with vested interests in the advice they hand out.
Al: Joe, please allow me throw one more wrench into your system here. This all sounds like so much theory to me because it’s never been tried, tested, and proven, right? What empirical evidence is there that this wild ass theory of yours has any real world viability?
Joe: Al you keep coming up with these wonderful questions and I really appreciate the opportunity you’re giving me to answer them. And on this last question, you’re half right and half wrong. While it is true that it has not been tested in the municipal, state, or federal sector, it has been tested in the business community all over the nation.
I’m here to tell you that this 21st century ownership model to our 21st century economic problems has been tested in well over 10,000 business enterprises around the country who’ve implemented Employee Stock Ownership Plans, usually called ESOPS. Several years ago a group called the Center for Employee Ownership conducted a study of the nation’s 2000 best ESOPS oriented businesses, and among other things they discovered that companies who are organized around employee ownership, GROW 10% FASTER EVERY YEAR than conventional, autocratically organized companies grow.
And for my money that’s sufficient empirical evidence to at least roll out a test at the municipal level. And if that works, let’s roll it out at the county level. And if that works, let’s roll it out at the state level. And if that works let’s roll it out at the national level, after all the bugs have been worked out. And there will be bugs.
Al: We’re almost out of time here Joe, so would you kind of wrap this thing up in a summary for our listeners out there in WAVG AM/FM talk radio land?
Joe: Sure Al, I’ll be happy to do that. I’d say that the key thing to recognize is how this strategy disrupts our nation’s current systematic tendency towards concentrating wealth accumulation and power (it used to be referred to as monopoly) in a few hands, and instead it spreads the ownership of wealth producing capital out among individual citizens. This in turn underwrites, instead of undermines, freedom, democracy, and a dramatically smaller government…of the people, by the people and for the people.
Now can you imagine a family of four in which each member has been investing minimally $3,000 annually over a substantial number of years, without using wages or salaries to do it? Can you fathom what kind of demand that scenario would generate in our economy? By the same token can you believe that all this can be accomplished while reducing the role and size of government, lowering and simplifying taxes (actually we’ll endorse a simple flat tax), and eliminating inflation because supply and demand are finally both working in harmony, on the same wave, moving in the same direction?
That is to say, when production (supply), including sales, increases, then income (demand in the form of paid out dividends) automatically follows in its wake, which will automatically soak up the production/supply, and eliminate the “too much demand chasing too little supply” recipe for inflation. And when you keep supply and demand in balance, on the same wave, you also eliminate the troublesome bust and boom cycles that conventional economists accept as “just part of the free enterprise system.” Done right, we contend that bust boom cycles aren’t an inevitable part of the system at all.
Finally, understand that this plan is designed to gradually phase social security out, while rescuing it from its pending bankruptcy. It’s also designed to gradually phase out welfare as we know it, to reform health care and education, and to enthrone individual citizens over corporate autocrats and government bureaucrats so that they (autocrats and bureaucrats) are once again subservient to financially independent (i.e. FREE) citizens. In other words we’re showing citizens how to actively avoid becoming financially dependent on, and thus subservient to the government bureaucrats or corporate autocrats.
Al: We have officially run out of time here, but I must confess that you’ve won my interest, and you’ve probably won the interest of many people out there in the listening audience. By the same token there are still many details that we’ve left uncovered in this twenty-minute session. So my last question is, can you give our listeners a book or a web site, or both where interested parties can learn more about this fascinating, outside the box, 21st century vision for the future of America’s free enterprise system?
Joe: Sure Al. There are several places for your listeners to go. The first and probably the simplest is my own web site which is www.joelunchbuckett.com . The second is www.americanrevolutionaryparty.us . And the third and most important is www.cesj.org which is a virtual cornucopia of information when it comes to the concept of binary economics, which is the official name for the concept that we’re talking about today.
And once you’re on the www.cesj.org, click on the book entitled Capital Homesteading For Every Citizen written by Dr. Norman G. Kurland, his extremely capable colleagues Dawn K. Browhawn, and Michael D. Greaney. Norm is the single most knowledgeable human on planet earth today when it comes to the subject of binary economics. His book is a wonderfully written, and user-friendly commentary, which provides all the details that you’ll need in order to understand this incredibly innovative concept. If you really want to see what free enterprise economics is going to taste like in the future, this book is absolutely a MUST READ!
Al: Thanks Joe, and to all you listeners out there in WAVG land, check out Joe’s web site at www.joelunchbuckett.com where you will find references to all the other references that Joe just mentioned. Until next week this is Al Robinson for WAVG AM/FM talk radio saying, feng shui for now and have a bien fin de semana.
If I Vote For You, What’s In It For Me?
Al: This is Al Robinson with my special guest today, Presidential candidate Joe L. Buckett. Welcome to the show Joe. Some of our listeners have heard about your candidacy, and others have not. But since we only have twenty short minutes here, let me get right to the point and ask you the question that our listeners would most like to ask. I want to know, if I vote for you, Joe L. bucket, what’s in it for my family and me?
Joe: Great place to start Al, and I’d answer by telling you that if elected, in accordance with section 13 of the Federal Reserve Act of 1913, we (it’ll take the understanding, and active support of the majority of America to activate this plan) will extend to every American citizen (man, woman, and child), an annual credit for at least $3,000 designated solely for the purpose of purchasing stock in qualified companies.
Over the years every citizen will develop a sufficient ownership stake in the American economic pie that it will produce a property income over and above their current wage or salary, and provide a solid retirement nest egg so each American citizen can actively avoid ever becoming dependent on the U.S. government, i.e. social security...which we all know is mathematically destined to crash and burn under the weight of retiring baby boomers within the next three decades anyway.
Financial dependence, whether it’s on a government or a corporate entity, is economic slavery to be avoided if at all possible. If we really want to let freedom ring, that can happen…but not if you elect either one of the mainstream party candidates, both of whom are hopelessly lost in 19th and 20th century economic paradigms. In order to come up with 21st century solutions to 21st century problems, you must have both feet firmly planted in the 21st century.
By the way Al, before we go any further, I need to confess that this entire 21st century recipe for success was purloined directly out of Dr. Norm Kurland’s ingenious new (2004 edition) book entitled Capital Homesteading for Every Citizen. To get a copy listeners can visit his web site at www.cesj.org.
Al: Sounds good to me Joe, but I have one minor problem with what you’ve said so far. That sounds like a $3,000 dollar loan to me and I want to know how my friend Johnny Paycheck to Paycheck is going to pay for this loan when he can’t even keep up with all his credit card bills? That looks like one gigantic problem to me.
Joe: Yes Al, despite the fact that we’re talking about a zero interest loan, from inside the 20th century paradigm that is an insurmountable problem. But let’s step outside the box for a moment so I can tell you that the credit I’m talking about is going to bypass Wall Street and travel directly from the Federal Reserve, through local banks, to Johnny Paycheck. And these local banks have a vested interest in the health and welfare of the local community, and they will help guide the investor toward qualified companies who, among other things, have proven themselves to be solid, predictable growth companies.
Now one of the ways a company must be qualified will be according to its willingness to pay dividends out to their stockholders, which we’ll encourage by making all paid out dividends, tax deductible to the company. Johnny Paycheck’s loan will then be repaid, in approximately seven years using those paid out dividends, not with his salary or wages. When the loan is paid off, the dividends will keep coming and will go directly to Johnny in order to supplement his income, and to help him to earn a solid retirement nest egg and avoid government dependence. This is effectively a leveraged buyout for individuals.
Al: OK Joe let’s back up one more step here and ask…where’s all this money going to come from in the first place? Are you planning to jack up taxes on the wealthy and redistribute back to the less fortunate? If so, are you a communist, or a socialist.
Joe: OK Al. That’s actually another very good question to which my first answer is, we can accomplish this without raising taxes on anyone, and we will not redistribute anything to anybody. That would indeed be communistic, or socialistic where the state assumes power, and people are financially dependent and enslaved. We already have too much of that, and it’s the polar opposite of what we have in mind.
Now let me also tell you that, according to a Presidential report published in 2001, the US economy grows by about $2 Trillion dollars each year, which works out to be an average of $6775 for every man, woman, and child who’s an American citizen. And most of this annual growth requires investment in order to happen.
Our plan simply takes advantage of less than half of that FUTURE GROWTH (let’s avoid taking anyone’s currently existing piece of the American economic pie…thus NO REDISTRIBUTION!) that NOBODY OWNS YET, and makes that ownership accessible, in the form of capital credit, to all individual citizens (as opposed to only the well collateralized few at the top of the economic food chain) who, for what ever reason, often lack the discretionary funds to actively participate in the modern economic miracle known as the free enterprise system of economics.
Again, this effectively a leveraged buyout for individual citizens designed to render them less and less dependent on both government bureaucracy or autocratic corporate power. It’s specifically designed to underwrite more and more financial freedom for each and every American citizen, from sea to shining sea.
Al: OK Joe, I’m following so far, but I still want to play devil’s advocate and ask, what happens when that company who receives some of this capital credit investment, is poorly managed, and goes belly up? What happens to the nest egg, and who pays the loan off? Is it the American taxpayer by any chance?
Joe: Of course in our current system that’s exactly what happens. Tax payers are always bailing out poorly managed big businesses from Chrysler back in the 70’s, to Silverado Savings and Loan back in the late 80’s, to major banks, United, and Delta Airlines in the wake of 911…just to mention a few.
In our case however, there will be an insurance mechanism, much like when you or anyone else buys a house with FHA mortgage insurance where for a small premium the FHA insures against the risk of default, and underwrites the purchase, so that the bank and the individual are both covered, and not held directly liable if the loan cannot be repaid. By the way, one of the individual’s investment choices will be to purchase the stock in this insurance company, so that won’t require raising taxes either.
The other answer to this question though is that since the capital credit will be traveling through local banks that have a vested interest in the health and welfare of the local community, investors will avoid the Wall Street dice rollers seduction, and lots of these funds will end up in the hands of local business enterprises that people in the community will know well, and often work for, who are up front and transparent about their books and the future of their business, who local bankers know directly, and have a unique ability to predict future successes. In short, the capital credit investor will get guidance from knowledgeable locals, with vested interests in the advice they hand out.
Al: Joe, please allow me throw one more wrench into your system here. This all sounds like so much theory to me because it’s never been tried, tested, and proven, right? What empirical evidence is there that this wild ass theory of yours has any real world viability?
Joe: Al you keep coming up with these wonderful questions and I really appreciate the opportunity you’re giving me to answer them. And on this last question, you’re half right and half wrong. While it is true that it has not been tested in the municipal, state, or federal sector, it has been tested in the business community all over the nation.
I’m here to tell you that this 21st century ownership model to our 21st century economic problems has been tested in well over 10,000 business enterprises around the country who’ve implemented Employee Stock Ownership Plans, usually called ESOPS. Several years ago a group called the Center for Employee Ownership conducted a study of the nation’s 2000 best ESOPS oriented businesses, and among other things they discovered that companies who are organized around employee ownership, GROW 10% FASTER EVERY YEAR than conventional, autocratically organized companies grow.
And for my money that’s sufficient empirical evidence to at least roll out a test at the municipal level. And if that works, let’s roll it out at the county level. And if that works, let’s roll it out at the state level. And if that works let’s roll it out at the national level, after all the bugs have been worked out. And there will be bugs.
Al: We’re almost out of time here Joe, so would you kind of wrap this thing up in a summary for our listeners out there in WAVG AM/FM talk radio land?
Joe: Sure Al, I’ll be happy to do that. I’d say that the key thing to recognize is how this strategy disrupts our nation’s current systematic tendency towards concentrating wealth accumulation and power (it used to be referred to as monopoly) in a few hands, and instead it spreads the ownership of wealth producing capital out among individual citizens. This in turn underwrites, instead of undermines, freedom, democracy, and a dramatically smaller government…of the people, by the people and for the people.
Now can you imagine a family of four in which each member has been investing minimally $3,000 annually over a substantial number of years, without using wages or salaries to do it? Can you fathom what kind of demand that scenario would generate in our economy? By the same token can you believe that all this can be accomplished while reducing the role and size of government, lowering and simplifying taxes (actually we’ll endorse a simple flat tax), and eliminating inflation because supply and demand are finally both working in harmony, on the same wave, moving in the same direction?
That is to say, when production (supply), including sales, increases, then income (demand in the form of paid out dividends) automatically follows in its wake, which will automatically soak up the production/supply, and eliminate the “too much demand chasing too little supply” recipe for inflation. And when you keep supply and demand in balance, on the same wave, you also eliminate the troublesome bust and boom cycles that conventional economists accept as “just part of the free enterprise system.” Done right, we contend that bust boom cycles aren’t an inevitable part of the system at all.
Finally, understand that this plan is designed to gradually phase social security out, while rescuing it from its pending bankruptcy. It’s also designed to gradually phase out welfare as we know it, to reform health care and education, and to enthrone individual citizens over corporate autocrats and government bureaucrats so that they (autocrats and bureaucrats) are once again subservient to financially independent (i.e. FREE) citizens. In other words we’re showing citizens how to actively avoid becoming financially dependent on, and thus subservient to the government bureaucrats or corporate autocrats.
Al: We have officially run out of time here, but I must confess that you’ve won my interest, and you’ve probably won the interest of many people out there in the listening audience. By the same token there are still many details that we’ve left uncovered in this twenty-minute session. So my last question is, can you give our listeners a book or a web site, or both where interested parties can learn more about this fascinating, outside the box, 21st century vision for the future of America’s free enterprise system?
Joe: Sure Al. There are several places for your listeners to go. The first and probably the simplest is my own web site which is www.joelunchbuckett.com . The second is www.americanrevolutionaryparty.us . And the third and most important is www.cesj.org which is a virtual cornucopia of information when it comes to the concept of binary economics, which is the official name for the concept that we’re talking about today.
And once you’re on the www.cesj.org, click on the book entitled Capital Homesteading For Every Citizen written by Dr. Norman G. Kurland, his extremely capable colleagues Dawn K. Browhawn, and Michael D. Greaney. Norm is the single most knowledgeable human on planet earth today when it comes to the subject of binary economics. His book is a wonderfully written, and user-friendly commentary, which provides all the details that you’ll need in order to understand this incredibly innovative concept. If you really want to see what free enterprise economics is going to taste like in the future, this book is absolutely a MUST READ!
Al: Thanks Joe, and to all you listeners out there in WAVG land, check out Joe’s web site at www.joelunchbuckett.com where you will find references to all the other references that Joe just mentioned. Until next week this is Al Robinson for WAVG AM/FM talk radio saying, feng shui for now and have a bien fin de semana.
Sunday, November 07, 2004
Time Is So Ripe For A Third Party
Disappointed and Disgusted With The Recent Election? The Time Has Never Been So Ripe For A Third Party!
Lombard, IL – Here’s a hard fact. In the recent election, Presidential candidate Joe L. Buckett got fewer votes than Ralph Nader who himself turned out to be a non-factor in Bush’s conservative march to victory. But standing around and complaining about things is not the recipe for changing anything according to candidate Buckett.
Act Or Else…“
If you truly think that this nation is heading down the wrong track, and you think our democracy is under siege, being sold downstream to the highest corporate bidder by both mainstream parties, and that the choice on November 2nd was in reality no choice at all, or a choice between the lesser of two evils, then you really have only one choice. You must allow your current level of disgust to manifest itself into 48 months of action, seeking ways to put our nation back on the right track,” Buckett said. “Complaining without acting is just a consummate waste of time,” he added.
21st Century Problems Require 21st Century Solutions
But if you’re going to succeed, Buckett suggests that you must break out of the conventional conservative mindset, and the conventional liberal mindset. In Buckett’s words, “You can’t just keep on shuffling the same old 19th and 20th century deck of cards and expect to come up with a 21st century solution. You must have some new cards, some legitimately new ideas, if you’re going to win this 21st century game.”
The American Revolutionary Party
Interestingly enough, Buckett contends that he’s discovered those new cards in the writings of a long lost revolutionary thinker by the name of Louis Kelso, and he has laid them out for anyone to digest on his new website www.joelunchbuckett.com where he explains what he calls the economics of freedom, democracy, peace, and prosperity. Furthermore he suggests that readers check out www.americanrevolutinaryparty.us for more information on where Buckett and his thoroughly inflamed colleagues are looking to take the USA over the next forty eight months.
Concentrated Power Is The Enemy Of Freedom And Democracy
“Concentrated wealth/power, whether it’s in the form of a communist dictatorship, or a corporate aristocracy/dictatorship is the enemy of freedom and democracy,” Buckett said. “And if future generations of Americans are going to remain free, this generation must find a way to reverse the rapid trend toward concentrated wealth and power that’s undermining our American democracy today!”
Stop Complaining And Get Into Action
In short, stop complaining and do something about the problem. If you’re unwilling to do that, then you have nobody to blame but yourself if and when America’s freedom and democracy are totally flushed down the toilet. In Buckett’s view, “There’s no time like the present. Do something right now or we’ll all lose.
Lombard, IL – Here’s a hard fact. In the recent election, Presidential candidate Joe L. Buckett got fewer votes than Ralph Nader who himself turned out to be a non-factor in Bush’s conservative march to victory. But standing around and complaining about things is not the recipe for changing anything according to candidate Buckett.
Act Or Else…“
If you truly think that this nation is heading down the wrong track, and you think our democracy is under siege, being sold downstream to the highest corporate bidder by both mainstream parties, and that the choice on November 2nd was in reality no choice at all, or a choice between the lesser of two evils, then you really have only one choice. You must allow your current level of disgust to manifest itself into 48 months of action, seeking ways to put our nation back on the right track,” Buckett said. “Complaining without acting is just a consummate waste of time,” he added.
21st Century Problems Require 21st Century Solutions
But if you’re going to succeed, Buckett suggests that you must break out of the conventional conservative mindset, and the conventional liberal mindset. In Buckett’s words, “You can’t just keep on shuffling the same old 19th and 20th century deck of cards and expect to come up with a 21st century solution. You must have some new cards, some legitimately new ideas, if you’re going to win this 21st century game.”
The American Revolutionary Party
Interestingly enough, Buckett contends that he’s discovered those new cards in the writings of a long lost revolutionary thinker by the name of Louis Kelso, and he has laid them out for anyone to digest on his new website www.joelunchbuckett.com where he explains what he calls the economics of freedom, democracy, peace, and prosperity. Furthermore he suggests that readers check out www.americanrevolutinaryparty.us for more information on where Buckett and his thoroughly inflamed colleagues are looking to take the USA over the next forty eight months.
Concentrated Power Is The Enemy Of Freedom And Democracy
“Concentrated wealth/power, whether it’s in the form of a communist dictatorship, or a corporate aristocracy/dictatorship is the enemy of freedom and democracy,” Buckett said. “And if future generations of Americans are going to remain free, this generation must find a way to reverse the rapid trend toward concentrated wealth and power that’s undermining our American democracy today!”
Stop Complaining And Get Into Action
In short, stop complaining and do something about the problem. If you’re unwilling to do that, then you have nobody to blame but yourself if and when America’s freedom and democracy are totally flushed down the toilet. In Buckett’s view, “There’s no time like the present. Do something right now or we’ll all lose.
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