The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Robert David Steele Comprehensive Architect, Prime Design Posted: December 14, 2010 11:30 AM Personal for Mike Bloomberg This letter, available as a document online, was written before the No Labels “show,” which flopped big time as you now realize. I won’t belabor the headlines (no specifics, no coherence, no point) or the fact that three …
Executive Summary: Extremes are in active conflict today within the USA, with Transpartisan Upwising being one extreme and the No Labels “Non-Party” being another extreme. They join the dysfunctional extremists of the two-party tyranny/bi-opoly. Not yet emergent is a co-creative function that brings together public money, public knowledge, and a public process to create a …
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2012: The Game Changing Implications of the Interactive Voter Choice System (IVCS) Tom Atlee recently described the game changing potential of the Interactive Voter Choice System in the following terms: “The participatory social-networking capacity of the Interactive Voter Choice System shifts voters’ allegiance and attention from parties, ideologies, and political categories to the actual policies …
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Harrison Owen and Jim Turner will be hosting a co-convener’s exploratory lunch from 1155 to 1400 on Tuesday 30 November 2010 The Irish Inn at Glenn Echo, Maryland. Anyone who cares about any aspect of health planning, health programming, health budget, health policy, health waste, or health enforcement, is welcome BUT advance registration is required. …
I was going to write about Legitimate Grievances today, but something more important has come up: Obama’s Choice. Context first. My friend and colleague for the past decade, Chuck Spinney was and remains a reformer. He was featured on the cover of TIME Magazine in the 1980’s, and I am including that graphic here because …
Since the year 2000, when I watched in horror as Al Gore took the dive and played dead in Florida (the theft was exposed three months before the fact by Greg Palast writing for The Observer in the UK, he subsequently published The Best Democracy Money Can Buy: The Truth About Corporate Cons, Globalization, and …
