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Whoever reads this I would like it to be known that Mark Hamilton and the Neothink Society Have opened my eyes to a new and wonderful world. At times I compare him to Neo in the movie “Matrix” in the sense that until now our own leaders have kept us in the dark about the real workings of the government and how we are living on the bread crumbs left after they take us to the cleaners to keep us in the poverty cycle. Now I think about how our society would be if there was no artificial need in this world i.e.: health care, housing, employment, food supply, schooling at all levels, a world where NO ONE would have to worry about the basics needs because all would be taken care of.

Now with that said let’s consider the aspect of aggression, not only on ourselves as individuals but also a nation, consider a world at peace no war, no conflict. So the question becomes why we are so aggressive the answer is plain old greed. I ask you to ponder how different things could be if everyone was WEALTHY and I don’t just mean being a millionaire but a multi-millionaire many times over, and we all can afford to pay for what we need and want.

Right now we are at cusp of a new beginning in HUMAN EVOLUTION and that is to see the real reason why we have not gotten further than we have the status quo cannot continue we need to truly need to change our paradigm of how view our country and the world.

In closing do you remember the scene in “Independence Day” when they figure out how to defeat the invaders and they send the plan around the world using Morse code and one of the men makes the statement to the effect the Americans came up with a plan its about time, and I say to you now it is time.

C.O.U

Michael

Twelve Visions Party’s Statement: …Without the FDA, free market quality control companies will fill the need of keeping food safe. With the release of regulations, farm subsidies and chemical control, farmers will be free to grow abundant crops of healthy, nutritional foods which will bring prices down. Distribution will be faster and more efficient through free market delivery companies responding to the demand.