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The first presentation of the controversial concept that we are in the middle of an undeclared, but all out war with China will be presented this Sunday to whatever audience will be in New Orleans under the banner:

9:50 a.m. — Queen Anne Ballroom

Literature Out of Time: World War C How the heart and soul of America have been stolen by China is the subject of this paper, which will be presented by Gregory Friedlander, who has been in the active practice of law in Louisiana and Alabama since 1983. He has also been a member of the U.S. Patent Bar since 1984. Since 1986 he has been in private practice at Gregory M. Friedlander & Associates, P.C. He has written several books including, Trust: How We Lost the War With China, coming out soon in the second edition as World War C, and Sam, The First Battle of World War II. He also publishes a blog at gmfbooks.blogspot.com.

 

I suppose I have to structure Heart and Soul as manufacturing and innovation and education. 

 

I have some good sources to present from:

Manufacturing in the USA: How U.S. Trade Policy Offshores Jobs | Daniel J. Ikenson | Cato Institute: Congressional Testimony and the more radical http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/ which is a great source of public domain statistics.  The source of 90% of the real content comes from another person who ends up with almost no credit for breathing whatever life is in the book from which the presentation will come.  It is like if Frankenstein's girlfriend did all of the work annimating the monster and recieved no credit for it in the book.  It is more distressing than the potential collapse of the United States which makes it incredibly distressing.

 The book I presume, is my monster, animated by someone else.

Don't worry, I will present a message of hope (at least for the USA), although it will come out pretty lame after giving out the statistics and what it will take to recognize the hope.  For other sources, you can check out some of the earlier blog entries which will come out again.

It should be fun, I hope so for the sake of the audience.