Sunday, November 28, 2010

The use of Derivatives as a interview tool with Politicians

I enter into this idea knowing that it is far fetched that any politician would allow themselves to be a party to such an agreement. However if the politician had no choice; that is if it was submit or not get the media exposure then they might not have a choice. 

The idea is this. Prior to an inteview, a politican would enter into an agreement with the interviewer or their organization who would back the development of an agreement based on the promises and factuality of the propective office holder. 

A net worth analysis of the prospective office holder would be done and then a derivative contract would be drawn up detailing what a promise was worth based on percentage of net worth or in additon future net worth. 

For instance if a politician made a promise or statement that if he were elected the unemployment rate would not exceed 8% as defined by the Department of Labor. He would then be required to back that statement with 30% of his net worth, and possible future earnings.  

At the conclusion of an interview the contract would be a derivative security that could be marketed to prospective buyers to cover the cost of development and make a profit for the organization that conducted the interview. 

Thursday, November 25, 2010

Federally Controlled States of America

I think that I will go ahead and coin this phrase and give a definition to it:

The Federally Controlled States of America (FCSA)  is the defacto government in the former United States of America. It is a system that has been established though incrementalism with the purpose of replacing limits on Federal Power as described by the United States Constitution with unlimited Power by the Federal Government. The creation of The Federally Controlled States of America started with the creation of the Federal Reserve System by the Federal Reserve Act in 1913 in an effort to control the currency and the banks under the guise of creating a lender of last resort to avert financial crisis and stabilize the economy.

Movements towards centralization of power under the Federal Government gathered speed with the policies of the Roosevelt administration during the great depression. It was during this time that the population began to see the Federal Government as a provider for their needs.

Furtherer subversion of states rights took place under the Civil Rights Act of 1964, and the Great Society programs under the Johnson Administration.

While the not promoting a vast conspiracy theory, this destruction of states rights took place at the hands of those in power who believed that what they were doing was for the good of the people. These people found way to justify there illegal actions with the support of the people who felt that they would stand to benefit from the programs. As a result courts and public opinion found justification for the violation of the rules of the Constitution.

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Saturday, August 7, 2010

Maria Antonia Josepha Johanna OBAMA

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Better known as Marie Antoinette Obama spends the week in Spain at a huge exorbitant cost while lecturing ordinary Americans to tighten their belt and telling them what they must eat. Evidently her Highness is much too fine a person and so far above vacationing on the Gulf Coast to set an example for her husband's declaration that we all should vacation on the Gulf Coast. 


We understand your Highness, you are far above vacationing in the Redneck Rivera with the peasants that constituent the bulk of the population of your kingdom. The rest of the worlds elite could look down on you if you did. Fortunately your husband is not coronated for life and you will lose your crown. 

Thursday, July 29, 2010

Karl Hess

Interesting biography on Karl Hess, Barry Goldwater's speech writer.