Where is our largest technological plan? Written by J.C.Melo
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But in order to survive, without smallest doubt we need this technological plan in order to maintain world technological hegemony of United States in next 30-40 years and as a result, our world economic hegemony. And as you realize, I am talking about our children and grandsons future. Now we are choosing a new President but any that comes to be chosen, again that plan must have a very high priority, and for its greatness and for its long duration naturally he doesn't depend on a specific Party or a specific government. Now we have a lot of communication products and services - mobiles and its thousand of applications, digital TV, etc - and a lot of IT applications and services - CRM Customer Relationship Management with sophisticated voice and bidirectional Call Centers, ERP Enterprise Resources Planning, Voice over IP Voip, BI Business Intelligence, Data Mining, AI Artificial Intelligence, GSI, wide Internet and its thousand of applications, etc - but all those are small embryos of what is possible to do. What we need to do? As plan is natural and technologically possible and in its largest portion depends more on private initiatives and less on government, my suggestion is creation of a nonpolitical Foundation to fight for this plan in White House, Congress, media, society, industries, colleges, etc., and naturally to integrate all those sides. I have freedom of initiatives in my blood and for me nothing is more powerful than a very true entrepreneur. After all, those entrepreneurs created successful United States, therefore we need only to repeat recipe. For ever.

About the Author: J.C.Melo is a 73-years old IT professional with 54 years of experience in computer science & technology entrepreneurship. He was the owner of the first minicomputer factory in South America and Consultant for the U.S. Government in several contracts. Now is the CEO of the organization http://mba-open-university.net.
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So war it must be. As a leading politician it is not hard to gain support amongst influential and important persona of country. Speaking honestly they probably all have similar desires to get richer, become more powerful and to do such at any cost. So a few hushed conversations behind closed doors, a few handshakes and promises will soon have tanks rumbling, planes diving and submarines doing whatever submarines do. And I in my turn can then start making more arms and tanks through my arms division, supplying uniforms through my clothing section and of course my shipping division would then be able to do whatever ships do. And once war is over, hopefully not too quickly I will be able to send in my construction firms, my people and my mercenaries to protect and control my industries. And from that billions will flow back into my numerous accounts under different names and it will all ensure that my name is on that list till day I die. As a politician it would also nice if I became known as man who brokered peace or donated millions to starving (a little bit of odd change goes a long way in right places). Maybe I could fly our during fighting process to give encouragement to troops in field or make noises about halting war as soon as a soldier dies – anything to make myself look good. I must admit that making oneself look good certainly helps in court when faced with bankruptcy or a bitchy wife. I mean which judge want to be known as judge that put peace-lover, donator or helper behind bars or at very least into financial ruin? Don’t you see all you little people, that whichever way you look at it I am in control? I have power to make all those amazing decisions that will affect you for rest of your lives – and those very same decisions make me richer, nicer and more appreciated world over and you little people just get poorer and poorer whilst believing everything that you hear”. Ieuan Dolby Author and webmaster of Seamania July 2004

Born Cambridge, England in 1967 started his career in the Merchnat Navy at 17yr. Now, after rising from Cadet to Chief Engineer and after eighteen years of travelling the world he writes articles and fiction for his website http://www.seadolby.com
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