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. . In "The Reasonables" Retirement Trust Program, retirement assets are not held as promises from the company a person works for. Groups of people, such as a company's employees, each set up their own trust. By being the owners and beneficiaries of the trusts, the people, collectively, control their own retirement moneys. To keep the money out of the hands of corporate executives, retirement moneys are transferred to the employees own retirement trust with ever pay check. In each trust, the invested money is held in safe, tangible-asset, profit-making real estate, and in other income-producing investments. All assets are managed by highly skilled professionals who are employees of (or agents for) the trust. The intention is to take retirement money away from corporate executives whose first loyalty is to their employer and not to asset's owners. Remember, in any investment, asset protection is job one. As employees (or agents) of the people who own the trust, the trust managers will have no way to steal the assets or manipulate those assets for their own personal gain. The retirement trusts are based upon the financial structures used by the super wealthy to control their assets and pass them on (tax free) the the next generation. Most individuals cannot do this on their own, but collectively, it's a relatively easy task. The process is detailed on our Economic Sanity Website under the heading: The Reasonables' Retirement-Investment Trust Program.˛ The project contents are listed below.
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. . Your participation in life on Earth today is important. WHY? Because you just might be the Hundredth Monkey -- the one who tips the balance for all humanity toward peace, freedom, joy, and harmony. If you think this is nonsense, let us give you an overview of the book by Ken Keyes, Jr. called The Hundredth Monkey. Researchers on a small island off Japan had been studying the native monkeys for some years. As part of the research project, in the early 1950's, scientists placed sweet potatoes on the sand for the monkeys to eat. The monkeys ate the sweet potatoes, dirt and all until one young monkey started washing her sweet potatoes in a stream. Soon the monkey's mother and several other young monkeys were also washing their potatoes. Gradually, the phenomenon of washing the sweet potatoes grew until in 1958, there were dozens of monkeys washing their potatoes. No one knows exactly how many monkeys were washing their potatoes, but for the sake of the story, we'll say that number was 99. Then one morning the hundredth monkey started washing his/her sweep potatoes, and something phenomenal happened. By the end of that day almost every monkey on the island started washing his/her potatoes. As striking as that event was, it was overshadowed by the fact that the monkeys on several other islands suddenly started washing their sweet potatoes. Because there was no physical connection between the monkeys on those other islands, one must ask: "What caused this transformation to suddenly leap across "empty space" and ocean waters into the minds of the monkeys on several other islands?" The only explanation so far given is that the added energy of this hundredth monkey somehow created an ideological breakthrough. In other words, when a certain critical number achieves an awareness, this new awareness may be communicated from mind to mind. This means that when only a limited number of people know of a new way, it may remain the conscious property of these people only. But there is a point at which if only one more person tunes-in to a new awareness, the invisible, collective energy field is strengthened so that this awareness is picked up by almost everyone! So, what does this mean for you? It means YOU could be the Hundredth Monkey -- the one who tips the balance for all humanity toward peace, freedom, joy, and harmony. <http://www.hundredthmonkey.net> . |
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