The following days and weeks will begin a spreading dialogue that will be private through my blog and writing to expand to include the announcement of partnerships to publicly announce the diverse group who has been involved in a project and movement that will have a positive impact on the way our personal financial and business world operates. Then, the national spotlight will be cast on the media stories about our movement including the launch of a foundation, a personal finance media group, and the Dynamic financial product/services business units and model. What movement are you referencing? What are you talking about? I know many questions exist. The one truth is the quality of life and economic climate of America is damaged after the 2008 crisis. The economic success of America is behind the widespread financial health of the consumer base. The consumer base is a financially sick entity. High Unemployment, high poverty levels, and one third of adult Americans are left out of the … [Read more...]
Company hiring practices, government inaction make plight of US unemployed similar to a 1930’s Germany
The moral standard in America is becoming more empirical and aristocratic as our nation is transitioning in a new century trying to finding footing as being a nation of life, liberty, and justice for all, or a nation losing the moral righteousness to be nation with the ability to govern itself or retain its power in global affairs. Germany after 1933 was a nation for everyone except the Jews, homosexuals, Freemasons, and anyone falling under the undesirable category by the Third Reich. The evolving nature of living in Germany as an undesirable was an agenda in silence as The Third Reich obtained power, and the silent agenda of discrimination did seep into becoming the societal acceptance to outright persecution and extermination by the time Germany was defeated 12 years later by the Allies in 1945. The plight of the unemployed in America is becoming a blight to any land proclaiming itself as leader of the free world, for American experience of being unemployed even with a historical … [Read more...]
