Elite Family Insider Returns for Q&A

Roger, that's a big 'Da', over.

The darkness comes
But does it come
Simultaneously
With the light?

Ask an insider answer again, answer your is not present and he was already deleted)

5.9 near California..mexico...what did you guys do?!
[link to earthquake.usgs.gov]

he said 7.0+

epic fail

(j/k)
;P

Because US leaders will never REALLY clamp down on immigration. US Presidents have been told by their Globalist Elite bosses to NEVER interfere w/ the erasing of borders.

It was supposed to be near Los Angeles, and a 7.0, but hey it was almost decent for all willpower and no magick. No way I'm doing earthquake rituals during summer; because it requires sleep deprivation & being outside for a couple days (can't be in the shade, must be in the sun).

[link to www.youtube.com]

This is why I asked if you liked Twilight, cause of this fun parody.

Well experts in coal agree we are far from tapping the coal resource. The lack of plants is the cause of our energy shortages. The tax revenues scare tactic of environmental safety is a ploy and load of bullshit. Our environment would be safe with more coal plants, but taxes would not line the pockets of those in the know.

Why do you want to make an earthquake happen in Los Angeles??

Hey man, nice shot!

[link to www.youtube.com]

So is Benny Hinn, and Pat Roberts. There are a shit-load of them. Be wary that anyone claiming to be a prophet. That person, likely is false. But anyone claiming up-front to be a false prophet, is absolutely no danger to the truth. You cannot be duped by such a person. But if you are? It is YOUR fault, and not his.

Thats what I like about Chris. He is honest about his BS.

edit: Pat Robertson

And why did you people-if you really-decide to blitz Christchurch, New Zealand?

Hello there. You are about to receive details of a developing secret/cover-up which won't be officially revealed to the general public of all countries until no earlier then January 2, 2011. A secret which has been known at least since the early 1980's to a very few amount(less then 300+ people worldwide)of the world's most gifted/smartest Scientists who specialize in Astrophysics/Cosmology/Mathematics/Religious Genealogy and Ancient Mayan Philosophy. These such individuals have been sworn to secrecy by dozens of World Govt's with an intent of certain death as punishment if not followed through.
This is 100% real, not some sick internet joke!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You have been chosen to be privileged with this Information by way of A Crossroads inter-laced method theory.
This secret ends, when The Blazar from the Andromeda Galaxy passes right threw a section of our Milky way Galaxy around the year 2012. {What's a Blazar? It's the centripetal force(like a jet wash) that extends outward in a perpendicular direction from it's Galaxy or originating Super massive blackhole,resulting from a Collapsing Quasar inside the middle of A Super massive blackhole,which occurs in every Galaxy at some point or another.} And in this case,that path, is directly bulls-eyed our Solar system, with a 100% probability result every time when put through some of the worlds most powerful supercomputers forecast models.
Take a guess. ? What do you think happens to a loss of 50-100 Trillion Dollars (Current U.S. Currency value) worldwide of valued liquidity? Do you think that Money just disappeared all of the sudden overnight(literally) just because of one weekend in September '08? Oh ya sure, that kind of money just vanishes into thin air and ends up nowhere. Sure thing! What do you think this whole "made to believe economic collapse" has been perpetrated for?
The Top World Govt's have colluded with each other to make what they think can be an Inter-Galactical Noah's Arc. That's right! They are basing this on their premise , if "50-100 Billion dollars of thirty year old technology can get you a few space shuttles and a makeshift International space station made out of pricey Aluminum Kites". " What do you think we can come up with after 50-100 Trillion Dollars of new and even yet to be tested secret Technology that very few know about" ? They are using this money to pay-off all the mega technology building contractors/corporations who started to ask questions. Why are we building this huge thing for, Why does no one know about it? When are we going to be paid? They don't even know what reason they're building it for. All they know , Is "Don't tell, don't ask".
So these Idiots in control of these Top Govt's feel, If they can get several elites at least a few light years from our Solar system by 02/2012 .Then they might at least have a chance to continue there existence. But Fortunately, {Or UN-Fortunately, It's in the eye of the beholder to argue that of which} those fools are not smart enough,nor educated enough to know they are wrong! The few 300+ or so which have been sworn to secrecy under duress, know that for there to be even a decent chance of weathering this, you'd have to be at 2000 light years away from earth when it passes threw.
So this is about all I can tell you without getting into more specifics,which are more mind-boggling then what's been told. Oh, don't ask? What? That question you are thinking about........ now. Then how,why are you doing this now? Are you inner-twined in some extricable way with these 300 or so people sworn secrecy?
Understand this, it needed to be done now for all the Good reasons,and couldn't be waited upon till when they decide is appropriate time too let the general population know. Period!
Don't believe this, Fine that's alright ! But when it's confirmed after 01/02/2011 by the then leading world officials. Then you will say" _____________________________________ !?. %% ** #

Sadly, this is how it really ends.


P.S. , Our best guess is, You are now thinking , " Where are they building this thing , or is it completed, where is it now?

Think the Numbers 1 & 5, but not in certain order.

the dancing wolves were the BEST!!

LOLOLOLOL!!

Thread: Drop Your Masks

Done.

If uncle vesper will not be able to get his will through, because the momentum from the 22.7 non event is still strong enough, that would be two major uncles down within 1-2 weeks.

Please explain.

Some elites kill me
Some elites drug me
I think they're okay
If they don't give me proper magick
I just walk away
They can beg, and they can plead
But they can't see the light
That's right!
Cause the elites w/ the cold, hard doom are always mister right
Cause we are living in a jihad world
And I am a jihad girl
Living in a jihad world
And I am a jihad girl!

Here's why Elites don't make it rain over Africa, Asia, Texas, other places and generally make everything better . . . cause the benefit would be taken advantage of. Every. Single. Time.

Let's say we ended droughts in Africa. Those governments would use that benefit to engage their neighbors in unscheduled war.

Child Sex Abuse
1. In 2001 there were nearly 225,000 reported cases of child sexual abuse ( [link to www.unh.edu] Nearly 10% of all Americans were sexually abused as children. So we must work toward a goal of reducing child sex victims by means of prevention and for occurred cases: discovery of child sex victims, treatment of these victims, punishment of perpetrators, and treatment for the perpetrators.


*Prevention*
2. Support the Education Begins at Home Act which would create the first federally funded program aimed at home visitation with parents and newborns. Education to the parents about child sex abuse could begin here. The program would be funded at 1 billion dollars every three years.

3. Begin school programs aimed at educating kids about sexual abuse.

4. An effective prevention program must include abuse-specific information, parental involvement, and a follow up. An effective program must also not just be a one-time class, rather multiple classes (2 or more per year). Less than a third of current prevention programs meet these requirements.

5. Funding for those school prevention programs may soon be less than 500 million dollars. Funding for this stage of prevention should be increased to 3-5 billion dollars.
*Discovery of Child Sexual Abuse*

6. Most child sex crime goes unreported. With prevention programs children will be more likely to come forward.

7. The two main enforcers of child sex laws are Child Protective Services and local law enforcement. Funding with regard to child sex crimes to both of these agencies must be drastically increased. Current funding hovers around $1 billion. That has to increase to $7 billion.


*Treatment for Victims*
8. Universal healthcare must include coverage of mental counseling for child sex abuse victims. In the long run this will reduce the number of child sex abuse victims themselves, as they are more likely to commit a sex crime after being abused, especially if left untreated. A small percentage is actually treated.


*Punishment and Treatment of Perpetrators*
9. For all sex offenders 17% repeat their crimes, with current treatment it drops to only 12%. Out of the ones who are child molesters, nearly all of them still harbor sexual desire for kids. An increase in pharmaceutical research for medicine which curbs sexual desire is needed.

10. Group counseling for child molesters does not work, it just networks them together. A one-on-one approach is needed as far as counseling goes. The government should cut all funding for group counseling child molesters and focus on one-on-one therapy.

11. Child molesters would have to take the aforementioned medication and report once a month for random testing to ensure they are continuing treatment.

12. Fully support the National Sex Offender Registry.

13. Fully support laws which prohibit child sex offenders from living in a close vicinity to areas which children frequent. However, if drug therapy proves effective then this law can be relaxed.

14. Investment in prevention, prosecution, enforcement, and treatment will save Americans billions of dollars in mental and physical health bills and improve our nation’s quality of life. This is something which has impacted nearly every American family, yet little is done about it.

Contraceptives

1. For views on contraceptive education see "Sex Education".

2. Make contraceptives available to students in schools as they become sexually active. They should not be required to have parental permission in order to obtain contraceptives. Among teenagers whose parents are unaware of their contraceptive use, 25% say they would continue to have sex but would rely on withdrawal or not use birth control at all if the law required their parents to be notified. (Jones RK, Journal of the American Medical Association, 2005)

3. 54% of American women who had an abortion in 2000 were using a contraceptive method in the month they became pregnant. Research into more effective contraceptives must be encouraged by the government.

4. Effective contraceptive measures must be made available under universal healthcare.

5. The United States should help to fund the unmet need for contraceptive services in developing countries. The cost to meet that need would be 3.9 billion dollars per year. It would help 201 million women to avert 52 million unintended pregnancies per year. (Singh, AGI & the United Nations Population Fund, 2003) This would raise the quality of life in every way around the globe.

Corporate Corruption

1. No other country can compare to America’s corporations and competiveness. But our Founding Fathers and best Presidents such as Lincoln and Eisenhower were very concerned about the power of corporations getting out of hand. In fact it was an unnerving concern: unlimited corporate power will always lead to unlimited corporate corruption.

2. When our country was founded corporations were chartered for a limited time to serve for the good of the public. For example a corporation would be chartered for the task of building a road, then after a set amount of years it would turn ownership of the road over to the city or state in which it was built.

3. In the 1880s the Supreme Court gave the rights of an individual to corporations. Since then corporate lawyers have successfully claimed more and more rights for corporations. The Fourth Amendment right against search and seizure keeps corporations from revealing too much about their accounting practices which has lead to scandals such as Enron. This keeps corporations and transparency separate. Federal agencies must also produce a warrant before they can inspect for environment or safety issues, which gives the companies time to cover their tracks. So to even begin to pull the plug on this cesspool of corruption, the first step would be to reverse the decision of allowing corporations the same rights as a human being.

4. The government should make it a point to document people’s hardship which resulted from any corporate corruption, put a face to that wrongdoing. This newfound corporate corruption would be exposed by greatly increasing the funding to the Justice Department corporate crime center and to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

5. Whistleblower protection much be strengthened.

6. Then a company must prove itself worthy of keeping a charter, rather than allowing it to have an unlimited lifespan.

7. American companies which relocate their headquarters to Bermuda, Isle of Man, or other tax havens, while still selling products in America should lose their right to sell goods in the US or at least have higher taxes and tariffs to make up the difference. Too many companies are squeezing money out of the US economy, taking it out of American circulation, only to put it into their own pockets. Also with my tax structure (see Taxes) corporations won’t have the need to evade corporate taxes.

8. The countless ways to maneuver around the legal system such as companies picking and paying someone auditing them as a "consultant" on that same company’s payroll, which is a jaw-dropping conflict of interest, must be addressed.

9. If all these ideas were written into policy on top of my education reforms to change our society and tax reforms to change our habits, then companies would actually once again serve the best interest of America rather than feeding the bottomless pit of greed.

Drugs

1. Increase spending on medical treatment for addiction, and have treatment covered under universal health care. Only 20% of current addicts get treatment.

2. Convert surplus military bases into drug treatment centers.

3. Increase spending on addiction research and cures.

4. Increase spending on drug education to kids. Right now only half of schools have drug education.

5. Set up confidential state hotlines to report drug abuse information.

6. End guilt-by-association laws, release people in custody solely because of a guilt by association conviction, and expunge that conviction from their record.

7. End mandatory minimum sentencing for drugs. This, along with the aforementioned ideas, would be a shift in how we deal with drugs. Police enforcement should be on the edge of the War on Drugs and not its core. The core starts with education.

8. Increase funding to the law enforcement with regard to cracking down on drug hot spots throughout the country.

Economy

1. First we’ll examine the gross domestic product (GDP) of the United States. I’m going to use 2003 information; because it’s the most detailed at this time, and little has changed since then. In 2003 the GDP for the US was $11,004,000,000,000 (about 11 trillion). 70% of our GDP came from personal consumption. Around 4% of America’s GDP went to all things automotive; 3% to furniture and household equipment; 9.7% to food; 2.8% to clothing and shoes; 2% to gasoline, oil, and other energy goods; 4.8% to education; 10.8% to housing; 3.9% to utilities; 0.07% to mass transit; 11.8% to healthcare; 2.9% to recreation; and 6.3% to the military. This doesn’t equal out to 100%; because everything isn’t listed here. The point is to show where American priorities are right now and to illustrate certain problems and solutions for the American economy.

2. The value of the dollar keeps hitting all-time records lows. There are several reasons for this: the trade deficit, the national debt, foreign affairs, psychological factors, American habits, interest rates, and housing.

3. The trade gap between the United States and its partners, especially Asian markets, is unbelievably high. That means that America is exporting more than it’s importing, nearly 800 billion dollars more. The national debt is nearing 10 trillion dollars. Simply put the best way to increase the value of the dollar and produce domestic economic stability is to stop borrowing, stop consuming so much, and start saving and investing money. Right now for the average American family saving money is a joke. American businesses, the ones which haven’t left the country, operate in debt as opposed to profit; because it makes more sense to do so, what with the way productivity is taxed.

4. America’s standing in the global economy is still great. We’ve gotten used to being the only superpower in the world, but now the European Union, China, and other strong economies threaten to take that title away from us. America has become too complacent with the status quo. If we continue on the current course, for the first time in history we’ll produce a generation with a lower quality of life than their forbearers had.

5. Right now the short-term forecast for the American economy is much of the same that you’re seeing right now. The main reason for the housing market dip is because too many people bought homes they couldn’t afford. This isn’t to say that it’s completely the average American’s fault; some of the blame goes to businesses which allowed unrealistic financing. That 10.8% of all of our money which went into housing was simply too much. We put too much of our money into one sector and now since that sector is taking a hit, it causes a bigger impact to the whole economy than what it should.

6. In order to ’fix’ the economy we’ve got to invest in people – invest in talent, not blindly throw more and more money into outdated programs. We’ve got to stop some bad habits. The three habits Americans must break are consumption, apathy, and elitist attitudes.

7. It’s at a point now that the average American family can’t save or invest, mostly because we feel unable to. The tax structure which I propose (see "Taxes") would reduce consumption. This will cause Americans to save and take a more introspective frame of mind. This would hurt the economies which supply us for only a short time. China would turn attention from America to other nations, particularly the developing world. America consumes so much, and is willing to pay so much for things, that many countries supply us too much when they should be helping the third world countries develop. This would close up the trade gap. The tax reform would also cause some American businesses to come back to the United States. Many people, especially Republicans, say that eliminating the corporate tax would bring back all American business. My tax structure would eliminate the corporate tax, which would bring back many American business, but to be realistic, many companies went overseas because of cheap labor. This tax structure could also generate the amount of revenue needed by the government and would close up the national debt we run every year, and over 50 to 75 years could erase the entire national debt, if we control spending.

8. As for apathy that may be eliminated through education funding increase. Education is the key to improving our economy over the long run.

9. Elitist attitudes, what I mean by that is how many of us feel compelled to spend money on only the best products. It’s a known fact that, especially in America, we believe that the most expensive item must be better than the cheaper one. The whole "bigger-is-better" attitude must come to an end. The keeping up with the Joneses attitude has been ingrained into American society for generations, and will be a hard habit to break, but I think through forcing a reduction in consumption and investing in education we can create a better culture.

10. The frame of mind I present is one in which our society plays catch up with our technology. We’ve invested so much into the minutia of our lives and not enough into philosophy or the way we behave. America used to be known for its innovation. After implementing these economic and social programs, America would produce generation after generation of gifted children, more than able to compete in this global economy.

11. To understand the economy, is to understand the behavior of a generation. Those born between 1925 and 1945 are the "Silent Generation" or a common nickname "War Babies". They are cautious as consumers, as they should be and are mostly retired at this point and focus nearly all their time on family, friends, and socializing. They are somewhat cautious as consumers, as they can remember hard times, something we should learn from them. Investment in quality over quantity was important to them and now-a-days they are experts at consumer information. Healthcare affects them more than any other sector and remember how a society treats its elderly is usually indicitive of its morals as a whole.

12. The Baby Boomers (born 1946 to 1960) were raised to be independent. They were highly educated, compared to the rest of the world. Right now they hold the main power over the economy. They are idealists, strong in principals, and creative. The downside is that they started the mass-consumption America has seen. This is probably due to their greatly improved quality of life in upbringing. They passed this habit on to the next generation. . . .

13. Generation X (1961-1980), the product of a very different environment than its previous one. Generation X is very cynical and savvy, but the culture of it has lead to a generation of apathy.

14. Generation Y (1981-2001) was and is being raised to consume like never before. This is due to several factors such as being brought up in a dual-income household and the media. The apathy is no where near Gen-X levels, but we don’t see the amount of involvement in society like the Boomers had. The consuming though has doubled consumption up to the point that we’re now borrowing massive amounts of money from other countries.

15. My proposed economic and social reforms would break the habits of excessive consumption and borrowing and break the habit of apathy. These habits have to come to an end, and the sooner it happens, the less the repercussions will be.

16. If we implement my suggested programs, we would see massive shifts in employment. Layoffs would occur in health insurance, highway construction, defense, and other sectors. Hiring would occur in education, healthcare, and mass transit construction sectors though. To be honest the transition would be shaky. The government would have to retrain the displaced workers with a "G.I. Rights Bill"-style fund which would give these people training in another job or the option to seek higher education.

17. The 4.8% to 7% increase in education GDP spending would be the most noticeable to the average American. The United States used to have the best public education system in the world, but it remained stagnate over decades, and other nimble with-less-to-lose countries passed us up.

18. The domestic sectors and foreign markets would wildly fluctuate, but the American economy has shown itself to be remarkably resilient. The government would have to take measures to minimize the impact of a radical shift in spending and legislation.

19. A plan to enact within my generation’s lifetime should be researching, developing, testing, fine tuning, implementing, observing, and refining an industrial manufacturing process which is as fully automated as possible. This would give America the cushion it needs in the industrial sector and a new technology to sell, something we’ve been lacking lately.

20. Productivity would eventually soar after implementing these programs; because workers would be happier.

21. The United States has pushed free trade agreements more than any other country, and some such as NAFTA haven’t delivered on promises made at all. The United States has also felt a dire urge to reach out and invest in foreign assets. We must reel in these lines which we’ve cast around the world. This would include withdrawing from NAFTA, and most free trade agreements and working out trade on a country-by-country basis.

22. After implementing my programs, the import-export gap would close up, the national debt would get paid down, behavior would change, and most important innovation would occur. Innovation must remain at the forefront of the American economy. The pioneer spirit is America’s best asset, not consuming, we’re better than that. Innovation and pioneering is in our blood! We’re a nation founding by people who sought change from their own way of life, who sought different thinking.

Education

*large-scale projects*
1. The government must adopt the theory of multiple intelligences. Each human has 9 distinct intelligences. Linguistic intelligence: the ability to use language, written and spoken, to express ideas and understand others. Logical/Mathematical intelligence: the ability to reason, calculate, and recognize patterns. Spatial intelligence: the ability to represent the outside world in your mind and express yourself using your hands. Musical intelligence: the ability to think in music, to hear musical patterns, and manipulate sounds. Kinesthetic intelligence: the ability to use your whole body or parts of your body. Interpersonal intelligence: the ability to understand, relate to, communicate with, and convince other people. Intrapersonal intelligence: the ability to understand and control your thoughts, actions, and emotions, how well you know yourself. Naturalistic intelligence: the ability to work well in an outdoor environment. Existential intelligence: the ability to understand, ponder, and answer philosophical questions.

2. All tests and classes must be completely redesigned to assess and encourage a student’s ability in these areas.

3. The government must emphasize education above all other programs. The United States uses 4.8% of its GDP on education. That must increase to 7%.

4. The education system must relax state and local standards on what teachers must cover. The system should emphasize depth over breadth in educating students. It must focus on ideas and not just the history of the ideas or the people behind them. The system must modernize to catch up with real world situations. Every facet of American life has changed drastically over the last 100 years except for the way we educate our students.


*education before age 2*
5. Support the Education Begins at Home Act, which will help parents learn how to teach their babies through in-home visits by professionals.

6. All government-funded studies which are generally agreed on by professionals on the development of children must be made available in a series of easy to read free books given to the parents of every newborn. Parents would receive a book for the birth to 2 year old stage, one for the 3-6 year old stage, one for the 7-12 year old stage, one for the 13-15 year old stage, and a final one for the 16-18 year old stage.

7. Make parents aware that so-called education videos such as Baby Einstein do not in any way improve a child’s intelligence. In fact babies who watched these videos scored 10% lower on language skills than babies who did not watch the videos.

8. Parents must be protected by the government from education frauds like this one. American businesses are the best in the world for generating profit, but that ends when it comes at the expense of education.
*education at ages 2 to 6*

9. For every dollar invested in education at this point in a child’s life, there is a return profit of 16%. This is because children educated at this age have higher literacy rates, graduation rates, employment rates, higher income, less need for welfare, committed less crime, and had lower teen pregnancy rates. (James Heckman, University of Chicago)

10. After a child’s second or third birthday, they should be eligible to join a free public nursery school or preschool. This would consist of classes averaging about 4 hours per day with focus on development of all 9 intelligences. Any child could join as this would be universal daycare.

11. By the end of kindergarten, students must understand numbers, quantities, and shapes in their everyday environment. They should be able to count, compare, describe, sort objects and develop a sense of patterns. Students should also have reasonable drawing abilities. They should be able to conduct themselves well with other students, work well in a small group, set and achieve goals, and be inquisitive.


*Grade School*
12. We must shift from using textbooks to having a laptop computer for every student. This way students would be able to learn at their own rate. Software must be developed which recognizes and helps students with their talents and deficiencies and is able to create a custom learning plan for each separate student. Children must be able to retain good handwriting skills though. This would simplify the headache of having to update textbooks. Homework would be twice as productive as well. Software would pick up a students deficiencies and talents and report that to the teacher for one-on-one help. The estimated cost for this assuming the laptop lasts for three years, teacher training, networking installation, and overhead would be about $600 per student. This should be done on a local level then expanded until every student in the country has a laptop.

13. Everything taught in school, not just the knowledge but the lesson plan in which it was presented, must be made available over the Internet to everyone free of charge.

14. Phase out lengthy summer vacations. For students who actually need it for farming or any other reason that can be approved by administrators, provided that the student writes a report of what he or she learned and the work experience would count as school credit. This would be a naturalistic intelligence improvement.

15. Set a minimum wage for teachers at $45,000 per year and adjust it every year to equal out with inflation.

16. English as a second language funding must be increased.

17. Grade school core curriculum standards must be set higher. There’s too much padding in the grades.

18. By the time a child graduates from elementary school, for linguistic intelligence they should have taken mandatory classes in reading, writing, all aspects of English (spelling, vocabulary, grammar, syntax), technical skills, speech and oratory class, and literature.

19. For logic/math intelligence they must be versed in arithmetic, algebra, geometry, basic logic, trigonometry, a refresher course, statistics & probability, and proofs. Students should learn the basic concepts of mathematics, but they should also be taught how to do simple math in their head, not just be bored to death with repetition. For example, a quick way to multiply any two-digit number by 11, say 63x11 is to add the 6 and 3 and place the sum between the two original letters or 693. There are shortcuts to every way to do this. Mathematics goals are far too low in American schools. I’ve personally been able to teach algebra and advanced geometry to 2nd graders.

20. For spatial intelligence a student must have mandatory classes in handwriting, drawing, computer skills, design, and art.

21. For kinesthetic intelligence physical education and anatomy must be brought back into the schools as mandatory.

22. For interpersonal intelligence geography, social skills class (something that students are never taught), history, civics, and psychology.

23. Basic orientation classes must be mandatory which teach students key concepts such as note taking, study skills, context clues, information management, and memory retention.

24. For intrapersonal intelligence mandatory classes in emotional intelligence and self-help.

25. For naturalistic intelligence mandatory biology, geology, and agriculture learning.

26. For existential intelligences mandatory learning in the history of thought, basic and intermediate science.

27. For musical intelligence a mandatory music appreciation class and for advanced students a band class.

28. A national computer/telephone hotline should be set up to help children with homework.

29. Aptitude testing done once a year, every year.

30. Recess should be phased out after third grade. All the activity a child needs would be done during physical education class. Also there will be more time for socializing after school, as homework would be done in less time with computers.

31. Government funding into learning methods must be increased.

32. Improve the nutritional value of food in our schools by enacting laws such as banning trans fat in schools.

33. Have a national sales tax holiday one week out of the year for back-to-school items.


*High school*
34. High school standards must be set much higher as well.

35. Upon entering high school, all students must declare a major. They will be able to change their major once per year if they wish. Knowledge is increasing at an exponential rate and jobs are becoming more and more specialized. This will cut back on the average number of times which a student changes his or her major during college years.

36. Upon graduating high school students must have taken classes in linguistic intelligence for advanced English, world literature, debate, language structures, and speed reading if it’s proven to be effective.

37. For logical/mathematical intelligences for advanced algebra, analytical geometry, calculus, and intermediate logic. It should not be left up to colleges to introduce children to basic calculus and logic.

38. For spatial intelligence vocational training in driver’s education, drafting, or engineering. A student wouldn’t necessarily have to take ALL these classes, just choose a certain path in this field.

39. For musical intelligence an optional advanced band class.

40. For kinesthetic intelligence mandatory physical education OR a student can skip mandatory physical education if they already excel at this with a sports team. If a student is on a sports team, their performance in that should be able to count as a grade, rather than the PE class.

41. For interpersonal intelligence intermediate psychology, management, sociology, communication (with would teach spoken communication and often-overlooked body language), and a group dynamics class.

42. Intrapersonal intelligence mandatory classes would teach students how to set and achieve goals; time management; memory retention by association; how to react to, control, overcome, and redirect their emotions; how to choose a proper mate, strategic thinking, and problem solving.

43. For naturalistic intelligence a basic course in agriculture and advanced optional classes for animal domestication and farming.

44. For existential intelligence a mandatory philosophy class.

45. Students must also take a practical skills class which teaches them how to file taxes, register to vote, build credit, find a job, apply for government assistance, build a resume, buy a car, buy a house, sex education, and so on.

46. Funding for gifted students must at least triple. Society’s main contributions come from less than 1% of our brightest minds, yet they get so little attention. Genius is the most untapped resource in the world.

47. School voucher programs for parents should be set in place.

48. Charter schools are a good idea in some instances. However for-profit charter schools should be avoided at all cost.


*College and After*
48. During the pre-college years of a student’s academic life, they should focus their attention on ideas, rather than details. The "why" and the "how" behind learning, rather than just what they need to learn.

49. Funding for financial aid to colleges, universities, and trade schools must be at a point to where students may easily apply for and receive financial aid. Students should only have a reasonable amount of debt after college. The Fresh Start Program should be improved to where college drop-outs can easily rejoin after so many years away from school, and the Fresh Start Program should be better advertised.

50. With an education program like this, after high school a college program would only need to spend one or two semesters on refresher courses. Then courses relating directly to your major would come into play. College-level classes must blend and combine academic disciplines, such as fusing math with art, philosophy with business, engineering with sociology etc. When this linking of academics occur it sparks new knowledge an innovation, something for which the United States used to be known. It would be nearly impossible to speculate how this education program would affect society and what sort of classes college-level education would entail.

51. Government funding for libraries, museums, and other places of learning for people out of school must be at least doubled.

Election Reform

1. Voters may never obtain evidence of how they voted. This will cut back on buying votes.

2. After voting on any electronic device, a receipt must be printed showing how that person voted. The voter must verify the accuracy of the receipt then place it in the ballot box. The paper receipts will be the sole source of election results. The electronic results will be used simply to verify results. If the two results greatly disagree, then voting fraud may have occurred, and the courts must decide how to continue.

3. Illegal aliens may never vote until legal residents. Doing so would be a felony leading to permanent deportation.

4. A year after leaving prison, a convicted criminal will have his or her voting rights restored.

5. The polls on Election Day must be open from 7AM until midnight.

6. Exit polls and intermediate tallies may NOT be announced until final election results are announced. They cause low voter turnout by depressing hopes of late voters.

7. Ballot boxes must be see-through and in public view at all times.

8. Absentee ballots must also be see-through and videotaped at all times until being delivered for counting. The taped surveillance must be made public on the Internet.

9. Election Day must be a national holiday.

10. Ban any form of alcoholic sales on Election Day.

11. Write everyone who voted a $50 check, which may be cashed in at any bank within 4 months.

100 Heavily Programmed Movies

1. Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
2. Groundhog Day
3. It's A Wonderful Life
4. Modern Times
5. Signin' in the Rain
6. Ordinary People
7. Fantasia
8. The Wizard of Oz
9. The Great Dictator
10. The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1997 Disney)
11. The Grapes of Wrath
12. To Kill A Mockingbird
13. 2001: A Space Odyssey
14. Mary Poppins
15. Silence of the Lambs
16. Raging Bull
17. The Gods Must Be Crazy
18. M
19. Driving Miss Daisy
20. Snow White
21. Monty Python's The Meaning of Life
22. Metropolis
23. Planes, Trains, & Automobiles
24. The Decalogue
25. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
26. Gone With the Wind
27. Citizen Kane
28. American Beauty
29. Nightmare on Elm St.
30. The Slums of Beverly Hills
31. My Fair Lady
32. Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
33. The Brave Little Toaster
34. Thelma & Louise
35. Misery
36. Sunset Boulevard
37. Fried Green Tomatoes
38. Hot Shots
39. The Manchurian Candidate (1962)
40. It Happened One Night
41. Dr. Strangelove
42. Awakenings
43. The Dark Knight
44. Chicken Run
45. The Searchers
46. Pleasantville
47. Taxi Driver
48. Vertigo
49. Network
50. Ghostbusters
51. The French Connection
52. Do the Right Thing
53. The Truman Show
54. The Sound of Music
55. Wallace & Grombit: The Missing Trousers
56. Anger Management
57. Threads
58. As Good As It Gets
59. A Clockwork Orange
60. The African Queen
61. Unforgiven
62. Young Frankenstein
63. A Hard Day's Night
64. The Naked Gun
65. Why Man Creates
66. The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie
67. Pi
68. Lucus
69. Stand By Me
70. Rocky
71. Rudy
72. Cool Hand Luke
73. The Incredible Journey
74. Picnic at Hanging Rock
75. Minority Report
76. This is Spinal Tap
77. Raise the Red Lantern
78. Seven
80. The Adventures of Baron von Munchausen
81. Chronopolis
82. Un Chien Andalou
83. Scanners
84. West Side Story
85. The Apartment
86. Revenge of the Nerds
87. Go
88. Jurassic Park
89. King Kong (1933)
90. Office Space
91. City of Lost Children
92. Eraserhead
93. Little Miss Sunshine
94. Hairspray
95. The Rules of the Game
96. Michael Jackson's Moonwalker
97. The Jerk
98. Bull Durham
99. The Godfather series
100. Lord of the Rings series