The problem every person I have run these ideas by comes down to the same thing - nobody wants to compromise and want it all but give up nothing. That is nice and all in theory, but in the real world of problem-solving, if you want things to work you have to provide stability, incentive, purpose and benefit for all, not just a few. I call it an anti-NWO roadmap to prosperity :)

Below is my ideas on how to solve most current problems in the USA today and thus provide stability in an unstable world.

Too bad egos, party-politics and power-mongers will never allow these to be implimented. So, fellow GLP'rs what do you think? Any areas that I missed or could be improved upon?

Problems:
1) Global scale unemployment

2) Health Care Costs

3) Retirement Entitlements (Medicare and Social Security)

4) Food Supply, or lack thereof

5) Lack of eco-friendly Energy

6) Unions that abuse political processes

7) Bank Domination over world events

Premise:
With a growing world population, each person should work less and earn more, as technology will lessen the requirements for the number of workers.

Goal:
Each human work no more than 25 years of their life and be able to enjoy life during and after their career.

Answers:

1) Merge Unions and Capitalism:
a) Require any company with 200 or more employees to take 33% of profits BEFORE bonuses/perks to Executives and divide EQUALLY to all employees. Remaining 67% is for stockholders. This allows everyone from the Janitor to the CEO to have the same $$ share in profits.

b) Unions lose all power in exchange for a formalized hiring/firing process (Mediator) to ensure employees are treated fairly. If any layoffs were needed those over the 25-year mark would go first.

Result:
Far more income for the number of years one works. Many would become millionaires in a few years and the tax revenue increase would allow the Government to have a huge influx of money to pay off our debt. Families benefit from less Govt assistance, more goods are bought etc. Unemployment drops since more money is made over time and less need to work.


2) Health Care/Entitlements:
a) Start a new Social Security/Medicare plan for anyone joining the workforce AFTER a certain date. Example: Pick a date, any date in the future. Lets say 1/1/2015. Anyone joining the workforce on or after that date would be under the new plan. Anyone before that date would remain 100% unchanged.

b) With employees making so much more from 'Answer #1' each person can contribute 5% of their gross income to the 'new plan' universal health care, and 5% to eventual 'new plan' entitlement.

Result:
Your current plan will stay the same. Anyone under the 'New Plan' benefits from whatever that works out to be. Finally, everyone will know what to expect and stability is provided.


3) Energy:
a) Provide a 1 Billion dollar challenge to develop a commecrialized 'Water/Hydrogen' power plant.

b) Provide a 1 Billion dollar challenge to develop battery technology that provides a minimum 10x improvement over todays batteries while remaining recyclable.

Result:
Let the 'private' market develop the technology not the Government. This allows the drive/ambition of the 'Private Sector' to get the job done sooner rather than later.

Replacing Nuclear plants with Hydrogen plants eliminates any apocolyptic worries and reduces the explosion risk if the majority of the power plant is built underground. Water is renewable.


4) Food Supply:
a) Eliminate crop-limiting seeds i.e. Monsanto

b) Promote crop-enhancing seeds (against plant diseases) to adapt to our ever-changing world faster/easier.

Result:
This lets Farmers do their jobs easier and ultimately with less chemicals.

5) Banks:
a) Reinstate the Glass-Steagall Act 100%

Result:
This will return stability to banking by seperating the risk-takers (i.e. 'Investment' banks such as Goldman Sachs) from the non-risk takers (Commercial banks like your local Credit Union). This also eliminates 'Leveraged' banks and the 'Too Big To Fail' mentality. The housing bubble and 2008 financial meltdown would not have occured if this legislation had been in force. Sanity is restored.

This is the way it was before the repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act in 1999 under President Bill Clinton.