In June 1775, the Continental Congress in Philadelphia chose Virginia delegate Col. George Washington as commander in chief of the Continental Army then surrounding British-occupied Boston. Hurrying north, Washington spent a day in New York City, where, on Sunday, June… Read More ›
The 600-Ship Navy Program As stated in the preceding Third Place posts, the Socialist Student Economy (SSE) provides each student with ample opportunities to serve the Draft as part of the State’s Three-Year Conscription Policy. Anyone on good terms with… Read More ›
“The United States Economy is not ready [yet] for [the State of Total Mobilization]. Stockpiling of essential raw materials has only been pursued to a moderate extent. [From a purely] military point of view, the United States is not in… Read More ›
State of National Emergency: Did the Jeffersonians ‘Break’ the Constitution? “The [State of National Emergency] is more interesting than the [State of Total Mobilization]. The [latter] proves nothing; the [former] proves everything. In the [former] the power of Real Life… Read More ›
“As Socialists and Nationalists walk along the tightrope between Two World Trade and One World Trade, there will always be those ‘Socially-Minded Capitalists’ in fear of their economic livelihoods under Socialism. The secret to getting those people to join the… Read More ›
I just mapped out the entire US political map based on the various parties which I had become familiar with over course of investigating and finished The Work-Standard. At some point I am going to need to revamp the Blog… Read More ›
“Access to Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) is only granted to Individuals who have a need-to-know, have been granted a Top Secret clearance by Personnel Security (PerSec), and are approved by the Department of Commerce’s Intelligence Community granting agency, and only… Read More ›
[I] trust that this pamphlet will help the reader to understand the fundamental economic question [of Aesopian Language], that of the economic essence of [Cultural] Imperialism, for unless this is studied, it will be impossible to understand and appraise [Financial… Read More ›
As of late, I am halfway done with Part IV of “Third Place: ‘Total Educational Effort” (Pt. III of V).” This is the first half, the other half was handwritten on paper as a draft to get my thoughts sorted… Read More ›
I recently updated the website by removing three Categories. Those are “Introduction,” “War” and “Technology.” The “Introduction” was made redundant by the The Work-Standard Webpage, while “War” and “Technology” have both become their own Sections as part of the same… Read More ›
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