Occupy Wall Street is a Step, United Under One is a Staircase

Special treatment is given by the government to private business in order to secure the growth of those industries. Both banks and insurance companies are given several different accounting privileges than normal businesses. If banks were forced to deal with our tax structure, without the exemptions, most banks in America would be bankrupt. In addition, many sports franchises are given monopolies. These varied monopolies allow for the strong financial growth of individuals at the expense of the very people, the fans that support these sports. An average family of 4 can no longer go to a baseball game for under $400, or a football game for under $800. In addition, we have to pay to see them on TV. There are really 2 separate issues here. First would be the financial institutions receiving special treatment, such as banks. These institutions should be forced to reduced interest rates on personal loans and business loans, and the insurance companies and oil companies should be forced to reduce their structure by 25%. This will redistribute the wealth and create a more level playing field, rather than playing the dividend game for the wealthy. The second phase looks at our Bill of Rights, and every citizen's right to property, all rights to air space and access to our waterways are indeed owned by the citizens of this country. We feel the FTC and the FCC should be disbanded and privatized. We believe that the royalty fees received should pay for the operation of the company, and at least ½ of the royalties received should be distributed to the citizens of the country in the form of an annual check. As we take a look at these numbers, it appears that every citizen would earn approximately $30,000 which would help eliminate the poverty issues in this country; And at the expense of the corporate giants, using our rights to property to make greater returns than one would expense should be made while using other people’s assets, meaning that of each citizen.

6) Healthcare: This country, through our emergency room setup and clinics provide a wonderful healthcare system to all of our citizens or not. 50 years ago, when Social Security was put in, the life expectancy was 55 years old, now its 78. I applaud our doctors and our hospitals. Again, we look at a system that seems to be unfair because people can’t afford to pay for services. The system has removed the doctor-patient connection and replaced it with physician’s assistants and tiers of specials, all put in place to avoid terrible litigation. It feels like OBGYN and some malpractice insurance, can represent 1/3 of the gross revenue in the practice, and the truth is, as patients, we’re paying that 1/3 to our healthcare systems. We’re now splitting the profits with the doctors, creating more paperwork with fewer yields. It is our belief that the classification of medical malpractice should be moved into a different category with a burden of proof that has to meet the test of independent professionals prior to being brought to the courts. We believe that there should be categories of settlements that are predetermined and that the physicians and the hospital when appropriate share the areas of risk. We believe there should be predetermined settlement numbers so that the entire country does not have to pay for the outrageous claims against one area and one individual. Once the claim amount and reward exceed the allotted number, the victim could still maintain the right to sue the doctor or the responsible parties personally, having nothing to do with the insurance companies. The money saved there would reduce premiums so that every American can afford to do it. I am right now, on Medicare, and between my Medicare payments, and the deductions they take from my Social Security for support payments, and my drug plan, I am now paying more money for medical coverage than when I had a single payer system.

7) Human Rights: Every American born here and invited guest to our country should have exactly the same rights of freedom as one another. The protection of our citizens and our country was paid for with the blood of American soldiers. We have an obligation to our veterans, to our deceased veterans, to their families, and to all Americans. There should not be a homeless or hungry person in this country. We are not stating to be an isolationist nation, nor are we stating to reduce our compassion for human efforts, but what we are saying is Americans should come first. So before we provide foreign aid, or food goes abroad to assist any country in need of food or medicine, all Americans have to have food and medical treatment first and foremost. After that, foreign aid should go as our government deems appropriate for Americans. We can pay for that by mandating that each community on a monthly basis report their indigent population, develop a budget of $3,000/month per family of 4 and make sure that money is appropriated to each community, prior to renewing any foreign aid.

We are constantly talking about Americans debt and our unemployment rate. We believe the government should go country to country, for those we owe money to, and offset it with the financial support, grants, medicines, and help that America has spent in the last 200 years to these countries. Our debts are uncollected, yet we owe money to people who owe us money, does that make sense? And just another point of clarity, we became a debtor nation when Nixon took us off the gold and silver standard. If you look at your dollar bill, it says accounts receivable, so that your silver certificate was replaced by the promise of the federal government to make your dollar worth a dollar. I don’t understand how that can be done, but we’ve been a debtor nation since that time.

8) Special Treatment: Look at Bruce Springsteen and Jon Bon Jove, who were advised to purchase farms to assist in their tax right offs. The government also pays farmers not to produce, and the government incentives businesses to create jobs, unfortunately most of them were created overseas. There are tax loopholes in this country for every make and model that exists. We believe the farmers should produce, and export the food if we have abundance, and bring more Religion and politics revenue and jobs to America. We also believe that there should be a flat tax, so all Americans are paying the same. We believe that anybody earning over 10 million a year should be paying a luxury tax. That amount is to be determined, but no more than 5%. This additional cash flow will help keep the economy ahead of the game, as opposed to behind the game. We believe that a new standard has to be developed to put a firm vacuum to our dollar, which is now backed by weapons, so if you’ve wondered why our weapons program must continue, it’s really there to support our dollar.

We believe a new standard, such as food, should be the power behind our dollar and not stock pile new weapons as the basis of strength behind our currency . By getting comments back, and coming up with a final document in 6 months, we can now present to Congress names and signatures, that could possibly make a difference in the world. It could unite all the non-theist groups in one voice, and hopefully have the seeds planted with the theists to switch teams if possible, but if not, God without Religion at least recognize what freedom really means. Our strong desire to share leaves us with great expectations and beginning a movement for change. The next move is yours. We look forward to your thoughts.

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