The American Enterprise Manifesto: My America's Vision of Peace and Nonviolence for Humanism

AMERICAN ENTERPRISE MANIFESTO TRILOGIn Volume One of the AMERICAN ENTERPRISE MANIFESTO, I write about “Give me Enterprise or Give me Debt” a takeoff of Patrick Henry’s famous statement “Give me liberty or give me death”. And a working subtitle of “Give me Liquidity or Give me Debt” proposes in Chapter 10 under the U.S. bankruptcycode, a take back of the value of the dollar by refinancing America into an equity driven economy to save the American Enterprise from bankruptcy. By reorganizing our debt-based economy into an EQUITY Enterprise, as it was in the beginning, we emerge debt free. For now, as money is the focus in our regulatory nightmare with more and more infringement and new entitlements taking over the workethic, we no longer work for ourselves; we work for the Orwellian Animal Farm (Oligarch) run by 545 politicians (100 Senators, 435 Congressmen, 9 Supreme Court Justices and 1 President, with the Red and the Blue parties fighting over power not solving budget deficits nor leading us to protect our honor in the world . . . Therefore, in 1984, after rereading Orwell’s book 1984, and continually checking out the Chamber of Commerce and Federal Reserve Debt Clock in New York City ww.usdebtclock.org I began thinking about and writing about a viable third-party alternative based on the principles of Enterprise; representing the freedom of peaceful coexistence, with life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness for all Americans. Replacing all the isms with humanism (thesynthesis of investment capital and human capital working together every day in the American enterprises) replacing the economic theory that capitalism and socialism are arch enemies and neither is considered the framework for theAmerican constitution when in fact they are the foundation for living with humanism and the American Dream.

AMERICAN ENTERPRISE THIRD PARTY VOLUME TWO OF TRILOGY Great American Enterprise and how a third-party representation affects all of us. Adam Smith, father of capital deployment and Enterprise: “The general industry of the society never can exceed what the capital of the society can employ. Debt capital employed by society can be a friend to the needy and an archenemy of the republic.” With a viable third party we pull votes from the Right and the Left extremes and do the Right Thing … serve the greater good for the majority of our citizens. With each partyeventually having a third of the electorate there is no swing vote power over the other and the need for the filibuster is moot. Democracy in our Republic is then saved from Bigger is Better where the intellectuals run our businesses into a Marxist institution, not for the individual common good. Dennis Prager, a political pundit and educator, rightly says “the more government intrudes in people lives, the less important people feel, unless they work for the government. Yet to progressives the government should be involved in almost everything in people’s lives. However, at a massive price: the more one relies on government the more one inevitably lacks a sense of importance in their lives”. Just ask yourself, as a voter, who would you pick a “better Red than dead pragmatic Republican” or a “Blue blood bleeding-heart phlegmatic Democrat” … or an “enterprising market driven American Enterprise Party Humanitarian” that wants every American citizen to be successful and healthy in pursing the American Utopian Dream. With an accountable government, fiscally, physically and socially, that promotespeaceful coexistence rather than cancelling our patriotic history and culture.