Sunday, December
2
8:00
a.m. — Monteleone Hotel, 200 Royal Street, New Orleans, La, Queen Anne Ballroom
CAFE AU LAIT
& CROISSANTS
9:30
a.m. — Queen Anne Ballroom
2012 PRESENTATION
OF PAPERS
Literature out of Time:
Examinations of Life in the Face of Death
Jennifer
Levasseur, a
native New Orleanian who has lived and studied abroad for 10 years, will discuss
two methods of interpreting death and rebirth in and through literature. Ms.
Lavasseur, using the work of Austrian author Stefan Zweig, one of the bestselling
authors in the world before the rise of Hitler, will discuss the ways in which
Zweig, a Jew, was driven to suicide by the losses he suffered as a result of the
Nazi regime, and how he treated suicide in his opus Beware of Pity. Unlike the central
figure of A Lesson Before Dying, who
gains redemption before his death, the suicide victim in the Zweig novel does
not. Instead, her death results in redemption for the man who misused her.
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.
CONTENTS
Acknowledgments
1.
INTRODUCTION
2. WAR WITH CHINA-introduction; the world
is not flat; WWI and the War with China; We are at war; What China did while we
slept; who are the parties; The enemy: China; The United States on the verge of
collapse; The other Parties;
3. Non-economic issues; Culture; Common
Morality; The legal system; The immorality of our laws and democracy;; Ability
to conduct a war of extinction
4. Definition of war; What is the goal of
War; The ultimate goal; Should the Chinese Win;
5. The US invention of the model; China
Overtaking the United States Blinded by greed; History; Technologies shape
history; Flaws of technology; Big Box Stores and inroads into our way of life;
Loss of our fundamental structure-local shops; local business-corner store;
Debt and other mistakes; Debt I; Debt II; Currency devaluation; Recognizing
Education and its relationship to manufacturing; Education; Hands on Training;
Giving away our technology; Relationship of giving away manufacturing to other
problems; The art of war
6. Manufacturing and technology-
Competition; Competition II, we are weak and lazy and corrupt; manufacturing as
a necessity; Poor Paying jobs; Pollution; Prestige vs Facts; underestimating
china; The problem with surrender to china; Result of surrender to china; Have
we already lost?
7. The progress up to war; Inroads into
industry; Theft of Technology and Spying; The Chinese New Army; An army which
is inferior; Our Weapons are Chinas; The Fleets and the fallacy of the home
field; Clothing; A technologically superior force; Support of their business; An
army is only as strong as the economy behind it.
8. The Course of War; the war is becoming
known to even the dullest observers; competition;; Cold war compared to hot
war; China and long term intelligence; Why we started fighting the wrong
enemies; China conducted the right war; The beginning of the war; The second
stage of the war, Today; Losing the Ability to fight; Accident or purpose; The
Greatest single act of military intelligence in the history of mankind; Our
present intelligence government; China is the Awakened Giant; Economic Warfare-the
weaponized economy;
9. What the war will look like when it
becomes open and notorious; Our government going into war; the enemy army; Collapse;
Scenario for collapse; A Fighting war; The calamities of Sun Tzu
10. Failure of Leadership; Government has
grown too centralized; Our government has become too corrupt; Our government
has focused on protecting itself; Democratic principles have been subsumed; Our
Government is subjugating freedom
11. Solutions Introduction; Recognition of
problems; Recognition of war with China; Morality; Philosophy of the
impossible; Action is required; Taking back manufacturing jobs starting at the
bottom; Entitlements and Tax philosophy;
Incentivizing work and discouraging sloth through increasing
entitlements to the working poor so they are greater than entitlements to the
non-working poor; retooling our workforce; The lost value of High School;
Retraining and government employment in place of welfare; entitlements as a
source of low cost labor; Critical industries; Work and opportunity vs
entitlements; Employment in Critical Industries; Provide a competitive labor
pool for key industries; Currency revaluation; Environmental considerations;
over valuation of life; Parental responsibility; Litigation problems; nuclear
alternatives
12. Health of the Species; Social Evolution;
Social Evolution; The importance of History; Recognizing Education and its
relationship to manufacturing
13. Political change; Corruption in Government; An
Elite Congress; A distracted congress; A distracted population; The problem of
Government focus; What government will find if we don’t act soon; What happened
to the politicians; Trust; Different levels of freedom; Taking back the
government through term limits; Government leads only when honest.
14. Long Term and Short Term Intelligence; Terms
of Intelligence; The importance of long term intelligence; Conservation;
Societal Organization; Population Control; Misallocation of Resources; Evolution
and society; What are non-evolutionists protecting; Looking to the distant
future; What does long term intelligence look like; Present intelligence;
Annihilation; Does potential exist for group intelligence in humankind to match
individual intelligence; Application of law to intelligence;
15. Intelligence v Morality; Strength of
countries; Rule by Propoganda-Single issue; Corruption; Leadership is missing;
Debt and other mistakes; Local business-corner store;
16. Legislation by the people
17. Congressional Reform Act-Men of the
Guillotine
18. Religion
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