1) Reorganize Military, State, Intelligence, Research, Industrial Investment, Economy, Finance, and Education for Total War.
Problem Statement:
The postwar order ended in 1992 and we wasted twenty years of peace. Asymmetric european power, economics, and demographics has been redistributed around the world, and we can no longer afford to police the world patterns of law, finance, and trade with asymmetric power, economics, finance, and demographics. China, now Russia, Turkey and Iran are … Our related policies include a 35% pay increase for combat military personnel turning the military into a viable career; converting to Russian strategic and Israeli procurement models; increase training even more, and reorganizing for total war (science,intel,mil,econ,fin).
a) The Postwar Order: We created a postwar order with the goal of world peace, under the pretext we had the only surviving economy in the world, …. And we have run out of the economic, territorial, and demographic advantage to do so. (return to empires, colonies (“allies”), and monopoly networks defended by imperial forces, and therefore restoring the risk of world wars.
b) Equilibration of Advantage: We have distributed trade, including our own strategic production across the world to the point that we are, and the europeans are, extremely fragile given european needs for resources, and american needs for skilled but inexpensive labor. (restoration of strategic production)
c) Private Capitalist Bias In Research and Dvelopment Instead of State Venture Capitalism: Our government is organized optimistically to maximize private sector initiative and to capture the gains of acting as ‘referree’ on that private sector. However the private sector cannot, and never has been, able to fund basic rsearch on the scale that is required for each incremental advancement in basic research. (restoration of strategic research, development, and investment to ‘family’)
d) Inventories of Capacity: While we have maintained power projection with the illusion of the ability to wage war, we have reduced our inventory of weaponry both strategic and defensive, as well as our production of strategic weapons components, and perhaps worst, reduced the number of people with military experience who can be called upon in times of crisis. So while we can ‘threaten’ we cannot ‘fight’ for any lenght of time – including that we cannot defend for any length of time. In fact, we would run out of armaments in under three weeks. (“we have guns but no ammo”)
e) Restore Mixed Public Private Military Our military is organized with a strategic planning cadre, a clerical force, a logistics force, a mechanic force, and a fighting force. Where there is a hard disconnect between military service and commercial markets. We circumvent this with contractors. ( explain how we segment and pay differently.) Priority to fighting men. (we’re keeping talent out of the military, and out of the government as a consequence) (we want men to stay in the military).
f) Restore Adaptive Government: Our government is organized as an ideal, going concern, given the slow rate of early modern change, instead of organized flexibly as the Romans and Greeks, for times of war, times of going concerns, and times of windfalls. Largely because monarchis handled warfare, and parliaments domestic matters. The two came together on financing and conflict resolution. And we have trained our polity not to expect migration between the three. (need mechanism for converting between conditions)g) We have no means of certifying that the people in the government understand the natural law the constitution of natural law, concurrency, or commonality, the transactional nature of law, testimonal truth, reciprocity, demonstrated interests, language as weights and measures of the time, nor that they have a basic understanding of the laws of the universe, wiether physical, behavioral, or evolutionary. Yet we have certifications for therapists, psychiatrists, doctors, lawyers, accountants, and investment advisors. (need test of natural law, constitution, rights and obligations, and transactional government. note: one of our key contributions is the ability to test for competency for government. Or more colloquially, “if you want to wear a tie, we can then use it as a noose”-BH)
(Goal: “Make it difficult to impossible for bad people to get into government, survive in government, and evade prosecution in government.”)
Solutions:
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