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Media Blackout? Errors of Ommission? Communism in America, mission accomplished?

admin — Tue, 17 May 2011 03:08:29 +0000

Isn’t it just wonderful errors of omission exist NOT in the minds of the Communist Manifesto directed Media.
Not one peep of anything except – this comment from an informed viewer:
Let’s see……the Yemini guy is on a plane…..passengers notice him because he is behaving nervously…..he tries to open the cockpit door and yells “Allahu Akbar”……fellow passengers feel the need to tackle and handcuff this person…And the news shows can’t figure out what could possibly be the motive of this man.
Really??????

Ex-CONservative, History on a sleeve.

admin — Thu, 18 Nov 2010 16:41:25 +0000

I was 35 years old, selling memberships at International Fitness Centers in Tucson Arizona. Having been challenged in my earlier years of finding myself it was this three years that allowed me to discover the business world and evolve into what I believe of myself as a top flight journeyman marketer.
My mother did all she could to raise three boys on her own, while holding down three jobs. Her example is what drives me today. I certainly did not want to work as hard as she did. I was determined to find my way, but never quite knowing what way that was.
With no guidance, my Mother did not make it through high school. So, in her eyes, it was great of me simply to graduate and earn that diploma my mother was proud, indeed.
At age 17, I enlisted in the Army in 1968, and found myself in Vietnam by age 18. It was my first look at the outside world. The trouble 1960′s notwithstanding, I found myself lost and bewildered.
One day I found myself at the health club, working. I would always say I had great communication skills – I could always sell, never knowing really just the talent I had- creativity and a niche for marketing. Selling was something I could finally sink my teeth into and it was not really work ! (My definition of “work” is when you prefer to be doing something else.) I don’t work; I make money at what I have fun doing. There are responsibilities that may define it as work in the general sense, but that is a small price to pay for “no one owes us a living.” This is what my mother really drove home to myself and my brothers.
I found creative ways in which to market the health club. Distributing a neighborhood flyer to businesses near the health club, and they would in turn participate by giving me their flyers. It was a simple concept and one that involved “cross marketing.” I simply found neighboring businesses that like me were tired of getting pitched to by advertising people so we created our own flyer with all ten of us equally sharing the total cost, divided by ten, the distribution, divided by ten, etc. I put it all together. Though I didn’t know it at the time, I was getting into the publishing business.
One day, when what I was doing wasn’t working I decided to go to Tucson’s largest employer and see if they had something I could print at no cost to them and something that would contain advertising. I discovered they had a newsletter…well, that is how it really all BEGAN.
I kept this brochure flyer going every week for 9 months while still working at the health club. It was time for me to make a decision, based on the fact that I could no longer do both, so I went to Hughes Aircraft .I had to take a chance. I went from a 35k stable position to I don’t know if I can pay my rent or car payment unless I MAKE it happen on my own. I remembered how hard my mother worked for little reward. I decided to go for it, and quit the fitness club.
Now I was working out of my house, and taking care of my mother. I made phone calls and sold advertising. I was still working with an outside printer. I quickly became frustrated, having to use them for my design and printing; always wondering over the first 9 months, wouldn’t it be great if I could do my own printing. What I didn’t know at the time was that day was not too far away.
One day, I saw an ad in the paper for printing equipment that was for sale. Not having any money, something nevertheless told me to go see this equipment. It was old. Worse, I had no experience at what this stuff even looked like, except with my own printer for almost a year. I blew the dust off the press and smiled at the guy (my famous “salesman’s” smile). I said, “You are never going to sell this. I’m sure it works great, right?” “Of course it does,” the man replied. I then said, “If I agree to your price, will you let me make payments?” I brushed my finger over the press, and let the dust hit the room. He looked up and said, “Sure!” He either knew or feared that I would walk out and he would lose the sale. I said, “Can I make the first payment next month? I have a print job to do, but I can’t get paid for that job unless you allow me access to the press so I can make the money to pay you with. He agreed. I still had no where to put the equipment and no one that knew how to run it! I said, “What would you say if I paid you a few hundred dollars a month to allow me to keep my press (see it was mine already) here and hire my own press man, but allow me use of your other equipment like your cutter, your folder, for $5,000 in payments to make after I start making money?” I was now in the printing business. I couldn’t wait to sell printing to my advertisers and advertising to my print customers – it was a beautiful thing. It was no time at all before I was printing and publishing all under one roof – my roof – as Access Marketing Systems. I would specialize in guerilla marketing tactics in a way most have not seen. I would sell logos for as little as $99. I knew full well that they would have to put that logo on many things, the least of which is their business cards, letterheads, envelopes, – not to mention brochures. I discovered a niche that propelled me forward –newsletters.
I was publishing upwards to 30 monthly newsletters. We would turn these around in 72 hours from raw copy to printed word. The interesting thing is how I marketing. I would publish these newsletters totally free of charge and I would retain their advertising rights. I would always explain that their interests are my only interests as I would never sell to anyone that would be conflicting. Of the 30 newsletters only half dozen or so I did simply for the advertising revenue. I would work the other accounts as a print job.
Necessity has been the mother of invention throughout the history of man. The history of Access Communications Team Innovation is how I often handled the needs due to lack of resources. I learned how to work smart.
For the last 10 years, we have been using our own “Bizgenerator” Data base management system. This data base – developed by myself – simply started out as a more evolved way to handle my tickler file. Most publishing houses have to dictate to their sales people a territory or a category that is theirs specifically. They do this for one reason – so people don’t step on others toes. A data base, not just for customers, but also for prospects allows you to capture information and utilize it well beyond the time that the salesman who initially entered the information has left. The information stays with us; it helps us work smarter. Because of this data base I have developed a 10,000 name list of relationship related businesses broken into 40 address books.
What a change! My past work experiences on the run that included, creating and performing in Male Exotic Dancers on my own shows in over 3 clubs weekly; Female wrestling; performed in Porn; worked in the seedy side of sex trade in Los Angeles. All during a 5 year period with breaks to go back to jail for one reason or the other, most of which were parole violations from constant and ongoing drug use. (Heroin primarily, or opiates in general, cocaine, and virtually everything else, this all done mainlining…I was addicted to the needle as much or if not more than the drugs.)
This is rough, but does give a glimpse that contrasts greatly with my new reality. Who can say what I’m saying without having anyone “put me on trial?” I have done what few have; it is that simple. Still no one wishes to tell my story, or give me credit for what I have accomplished, and all that I have earned through sheer preservation, perseverance, and a determined will to get out of life what it has to offer, if you just work for it!

Parents- Missing in Action….MIA

admin — Thu, 18 Nov 2010 15:42:52 +0000

The grandchildren of the “me” generation have one refrain. “I want to do what I want, when I want, and I want it now!”
First fermented in the home of the upper class, this seed of contempt was first seen in the “me generation” of the 1950’s. Thus started the slippery slope.
The generation I chose not to participate in gave birth to the “Who, me?” generation. As the slope grew more slippery, they, the Me generation were provided with their first grandchild; the “Not Me!” generation.
We can only anticipate that the next group will be known as the “Not Me Either” generation. It is this that I hope to intercept, and impact America.
There is no time to lose. If we hesitate, it will be forever too late, as it was in Rome, and all that fell with it.
In the rush to “keep up with the Jones,” the need for a two-income family became paramount, and children were shuffled to second place. The world that evolved after the World War II victory has become the world of Visa and Mastercard. The compensation for the lack of parental love and devotion came in three forms.
1. Material things.
2. No boundaries.
3. No expectations.
Because of this, many points of view, from cultural, political and social elements have been stifled. What needs to be said by someone is not being said by anyone! Modern-era parenting of “when I have time” has defined our youth of the past, breeding contempt for authority. Today’s behavior is modeled for the children of tomorrow. The lack of boundaries demanded by parents is a direct result from the guilt felt when things are given instead of love.
The “Gotcha Media” provides pointers to the legal community, creating what has simply become an on-going, and continuously growing litigious environment, precluding positive and cooperative interaction (and yes, civilized!) with those who disagree, regardless of which side of the issue they’re on.
Add the dynamic of enabling the performance-lacking citizenry and what has been created, but for survival alone, is a politically incorrect environment.
To me it is Un-politically correct and it is the basis of the thesis for “Beyond Puke.” http://www.beyondpuke.com

SB 1070 Tourism is NOT DOWN- Az Tourist News

admin — Mon, 16 Aug 2010 22:40:15 +0000

Illegal immigration updates… Tourism is up in Arizona and local law enforcement is speaking out against the government.

Not what Team Obama and other statist politicians want to hear, methinks.

Pinal County Arizona Sheriff Paul Babeu is blunt and honest about the illegal immigration situation in Arizona and Pres. Obama’s lackluster, politically motivated response (except when deciding to sue the state). Give this articulate sheriff a round of applause for speaking out.

He told Sean Hannity the following about Team Obama and DHS… “they don’t want to achieve border security… They’re siding with the ACLU.”

Babeu also said the president has looked at this situation “from a purely political concern, rather than a public safety concern,” and takes the president to task for the paltry number of National Guard troops assigned to protect Arizona’s unsecured southern border.

FOX: Arizona Sheriff Babeu on Obama: “They Don’t Want to Achieve Border Security”

The Arizona boycott failed…

Despite the efforts of Los Angeles, San Francisco, and other illegal-alien-supporting cities to bankrupt Arizona by boycotting the state, tourism in the Grand Canyon state is UP. Mayor Phil Gordon, however, has been a sniveling liar, telling the press the exact opposite… sorry, Phil. Your La Raza Christmas card may be late this year, dude.

I attribute this good news to the outstanding efforts of patriots across the nation who have participated in Arizona “Buycott” efforts — thank you, thank you, thank you. Also, a number of companies that may never have thought to have a convention in Arizona decided to bring their business here as a wave of support. While washed-up or D-list music groups may have cancelled their concerts in Arizona, legendary Elton John not only performed in Tucson last week, but he laid into those celebrities for boycotting the state. Elton, you’re a gem.

Others coming to Arizona to perform include Carrie Underwood, Cyndi Lauper, American Idol Live, Celtic Woman, Gabriel Iglesias, The Oak Ridge Boys, Kottonmouth Kings, Ronnie Milsap, and many others.

From FOX News, Arizona Hotels Thriving Despite Boycotts Over Immigration Law:

Arizona’s tourism industry has a target on its back, but the widespread boycotts over the state’s immigration law might not be hitting the mark.

Recent data compiled by a market research group show hotel bookings across the state — as well as in tourism hot spots Phoenix and Scottsdale — have been on the rise the past two months.

The numbers could dispel warnings from local officials that Arizona stands to lose a fortune and dampen the chances that cities and organizations will be able to compel the state to reverse its immigration law by choking its economy with a sanctions-style business boycott.

“Fundamentally, the boycotts have been unsuccessful,” said Barry Broome, president of the Greater Phoenix Economic Council.

The data from hotel industry research firm STR showed that for the state of Arizona, hotel occupancy was up 5.7 percent in May and up 8.3 percent in June compared with the same time a year ago.

In Phoenix, occupancy was up 10.6 percent in June; in Scottsdale, it was up 10.7 percent for the same period. Revenue also was up, with Arizona hotels raking in $148 million last month — up more than 11 percent from a year ago.

Broome said the state also has been able to attract new businesses to locate in Arizona despite bad publicity. He said his group plans to announce 2,000 to 3,000 new jobs thanks to investment from California, where Arizona boycotts are in place in several major cities, over the next few months.

“Business continues,” said Garrick Taylor, spokesman with the Arizona Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

That doesn’t mean Arizona business groups are done worrying. To the contrary, they’re still on high alert over the potential damage the boycotts could do in the long run.

According to the Arizona Hotel and Lodging Association, leisure hotel bookings are up after a record bad year in 2009, but the conventions and meetings sectors have taken a hit — a development that could cost Arizona millions over the long term given that conventions are sometimes booked years in advance.

The Greater Phoenix Economic Council and Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce have launched a new website to build opposition to the boycotts. The site, “Stop AZ Boycotts,” features video testimonials from Arizona workers about how the boycotts have negatively affected their livelihoods.

In one, a waitress at The Arizona Center said canceled conventions have cut her earnings in half.

Taylor said that despite the recent hotel data, the boycotts could hurt Arizona’s image to the point that it’s “no longer a destination that is on people’s radar screen.”

He said part of the problem is that the backlash contributes to instability in the local economy. “It’s not exactly an economic development plan,” he said.

Many of the boycotts were pitched as a way to pressure Arizona to rescind its immigration law, which makes illegal immigration a state crime. The groups claimed the law, set to go into effect Thursday unless a federal government court challenge prevents it, would lead to racial profiling by unfairly targeting Hispanics regardless of their immigration status.

City governments typically banned employees from traveling to the state and in some cases moved to reconsider contracts with state businesses.

But some of those campaigns ran into glitches along the way, watering down the impact. Los Angeles exempted from the boycott a contract with an Arizona company that provided its red-light cameras. The Los Angeles City Council also is reportedly considering another exemption for airport taxi company Super Shuttle, based in Arizona.

Unless one has lived Evil, one will NEVER understand it! Darkness? ha!

admin — Sat, 07 Feb 2009 01:24:11 +0000

As an Experiential, Social Philosopher. Lifetime criminal, ex-con, newspaper publisher, who live duality of evil and goodness.

To know evil is to understand evil. In other words, if you really wish to understand EVIL….unless you have lived it…you will NEVER understand it. It is that simple!

Those who lives bring them closer to evil, might get a feel of it, but they are being fooled and manipulated by those whose skill, and experience in Evil makes them the manipulators…..it is right in front of the eyes of all who can see, deduce, and reason logically. All others, please step aside.