A HISTORY LESSON PRECEDING THE 2012 ELECTION

Tips for the younger generation of Blacks, Whites, Yellows, or Browns on how they can follow the Author or a future of their choice starting from scratch and all contained in the Introduction. The Author is a first generation American self-inspired who succeed and he did. The younger generation and also succeed if they have the will! The section entitled with "The Big Slide "describes how President Clinton rejected and offer in 1996 by Sudan's Minister of State to arrest and turn over Osama bin Laden, CIA official stated "We have nothing we can hold him on". This had to be with the President's knowledge, what is foreign policy was to get re-elected, and anything that might be controversial had to be avoided. If he had accepted the offer, the 3,000 deaths on 9-11-01 could have been avoided as well as the many deaths and injuries overseas at ensued! That same section describes Clinton's signing have a 1999 Public Law 106-102 that repelled two sections of the 19 Banking ACT of 1933 designed to prevent another Great Depression. It started "The Big Slide" We, and the European, have endured since that time, and allowed mortgage approval without credit checks. The section entitled "Voter Fraud Threatens Upcoming Election" describes what every voter should do when they test their ballot in November 2012.

He was born on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. in 1926. After high school, he volunteered for the U.S. Navy in 1944 and was assigned to a Navy Reefer for supply runs for Pearl Harbor to Okinawa during the ongoing battle there. On one of the return trips, he was in a typhoon in the China Sea, and aboard the only ship in the convoy to survive. Later, he was shipwrecked and assigned to the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Hancock. On departing, his commendation stated "The loss of this man's services to the U.S. Navy is to be regretted". After the war, he worked for Public Accountants and attended night school. In 1947, he married a former Lady Marine who lived next door on Capitol Hill. In 1950, he was awarded a Bachelor of Science degree from Columbus University of Washington, D.C, and later attended Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service. He entered Federal service in 1956 at the National Security Agency, and later, the Department of Defense. In 1962, he transferred to the Federal Aviation Administration and was awarded a Presidential Citation in 1965 for saving millions of dollars in aircraft maintenance. In 1972, he was awarded the designation Certified Internal Auditor. He retired in 1985 and devoted most of his time to research.