A land fit for heroes

The 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month. Readers of a certain age know what happened at that moment in 1918 on the Western Front in France.

[mike mulligan]

All this is, is Ayn Rand republican fluff. Basically you got corporate structure...no mandatory truth telling and no openness with how does this non profit come up with the criteria who is helped.

Basically the reformer is saying we don’t need the long arm of the government to help the veteran...government is unnecessary...a non profit and the whims of public and corporate giving could take over for the government.

That is the format of a lot of these altruistic non profits...the USA government is unnecessary...the transparent standards and operation of the organization would go by a set of non US governmental transparent codes, rules and policies.

We are corporatizing, with the non profits, we are corporatizing altruism and help for the vulnerable, we are placing help for the needy under a non governmental corporate model secrecy blanket.

End game, we don’t need government to help the vulnerable, the needy and powerless...we should use a corporate secrecy model to only help those in need.

[mike mulligan]

You know, we can reduce taxes for the rich and the businesses, wink, wink our corporate altruism model of the non profits will replace the help towards the vulnerable.

Public volunteering and more charity baskets at supermarkets...more charity jars at the bars could take over the work of the government.

[mike mulligan]

Home at Last, Inc...oh yea it is tax deductable and
siphon's money away from government.