From: Gary S. Gevisser
Sent: Monday, February 26, 2007 3:23 PM PT
To: Dr. John K. Pollard Jr. – MIT and
Cornell University alumnus
Cc: rest;
Helge Zieler;
Subject: PRICE FIXING....Four
major transformations shaping political, economic & word events
I’m
thinking of having the two young legal American-Mexicans helping clean out the
attic of the Stone Home stop this important job that is taking exactly as long as
I thought following seeing their reaction to “sum” [sic] of the stuff I have
writing about the all important business of “price fixing”, and
spending the rest of the day using this desktop computer to forward to all
their friends on both sides of the border every bit of nonsense sent me,
especially by those with Ivy League educations.
Did any of
your wives-girlfriends ever wake up in the middle of night after stuffing themselves like pigs at dinner to
do cereal?
Assuming
they did, how long would it take before you said, “Enough is Enough”?
Why do you
think most residents of the United States are having trouble with the
scientific proof of the correlation between cold sores suffered by some 80% of
Americans and dementia which when compounded with the scientific proof of the
correlation between obesity and dementia explains also why so many suffering
from dementia don’t support President
George W. Bush who besides for possibly a little bit of skin cancer is in
better physical shape than not only any other President in the history of the
United States but those 80% + who oppose him?
What I find
interesting but mostly unforgivable is the fact that all you, with all your
education and life experience, can only mouth the words, “This is a fascinating read”
followed by “Vanni” which I assume is your “nickname”.
You know,
of course, how much “in common”, and I am not talking
about only the vanity you have with African-American
I have
taken the time out of my wonderful life which when not actually or thinking
about making love to my most breathtakingly sexy legal resident alien French-C
I also want
you when forwarding to your entire email list this email I sent
Do you recall
commenting on how much good it would do
Do you
recall his expl
Assuming
How much of
an impact do you think Hannah Senesh had on my Royal Mater who in her
carefully crafted “memoirs” recalled,
her dreams of being a foreign correspondent and
dropping behind enemy lines in
How much do you think is true about my RM’s story that her very well
traveled father decided to emigrate from England to South Africa in 1947,
around the same time
You, know of course, that just like Christians, not Muslims, are taught
all around the world, “Jesus loves me so,
this I know, because Mommy tells me so”, so do Jewish Lily White Wheaty
Eating South Africans so nauseatingly chant,
“IF THERE WAS NOT A BLACK
PROBLEM IN
Do you understand why there is some truth to South African Jewish people,
most of whom support the Socialist-Democrat Party here in the United States
also just loving the climate of southern California and so happy that Governor
Arnold is married to a Kennedy, the closest American family to the DAAC,
the mafia of mafia, price fixers of price fixers who exercised ruthlessly for
some 45 odd years through the South African Apartheid Regime their “command
and control” of the 3 branches of the United States Government?
How apart from doing cereal in the middle of the night do you account for
how easy it is for you to be so easily distracted with utter nonsense articles
that have a vein of truth to them versus my writings which explain pretty much
everything.
Please list for me any questions you still have of importance that I
haven’t already answered in simple English.
You, would also know, since before handing you degrees at MIT and Cornell
you could in fact read, that the first thing my Royal Mater did
after helping secure for the
For some 72 years my Royal Mater was possibly the very best
liar the world has ever known and were it not for the fact that I know, versus
believe, she does not have a greedy bone in her body, I would be extraordinarily more tougher on her
knowing, however, that while mostly “wright on” [sic] for all those 72
years, she forgot that she was not God who commands each of us to do of our
best and when that isn’t enough to do whatever is necessary.
Hannah Senesh was heroic but very ill-equipped beginning with the fact
that she was trained for her il-fated mission by the heavily DAAC
infiltrated British military.
Second, Senesh did not have the very Gentile
look as my very elegant and over-the-top well
educated, highly literate Royal Mater who ate the likes of DAAC
prostitute Jackie O for breakfast, lunch and
dinner and then spat the word, “Nazi” between her capped teeth of course cushioned
by her closed upper lip and nor did awesome Hannah Senesh have a selfless
father like my maternal grandfather
Who gets to write the history books, the middle page editorials, the
articles, talk their heads off on radio and TV while mostly thinking how best to
attract advertisers is not as important as what each of us can now do before this world comes to a very abrupt end!!!
You have not forgotten that just like the DAAC can price a diamond at more than a barrel of oil so
they have ZERO COST when it comes to paying for advertising, “A Diamond is Forever-A Girl’s Best Friend”.
Where is the intelligence of American academics, forget their total lack
of a value system!
When you last did you check your “footprint”
on The Internet when compared to mine?
Gold last trading at $686.40.
Go ahead right now and cut and paste the following in to the Google
search engine:
POLLARD
GEVISSER
The Gevisser and the Moshal families of
Today it is very easy to shut down the likes of those Moshals who control
some one third of all Internet gambling as well as another Durbanite, Sol “Gambling Czar” Kersner whose
parents owned the kosher Minora Hotel where my mother and her immediate
family stayed when “landing
in Durban”.
I don’t
think I need to spell out for you how long it would take for my friends in
Prior to me
leaving for
When last
did hear an American Jewish person or a Christian or a Muslim or an atheist or
a Hindu or a Buddhist with “Money Power”, apart from me, ever
discussing the daily routine which I witnessed back in 1980 at Codiam Inc’s. headquarters in the not
exactly gas-lamp
Come to
think of it, following an early dinner, when responding Helge Zieler’s request
that I remove his-her name from my email list, I will describe the daily ritual
that included Stephen Cohen, the one principal of Codiam Inc., a very
significant American based private fronting corporation for the DAAC, ordering his favorite BLT sandwich.
How do you
think the Soviet Central bank knew that the price of gold in the latter part of
1979 was going to go through two significant rises?
You also
know why it was so important to the DAAC
that their person, “our man Roger”,
as in Roger W. Robinson
who along with James A. Baker III were “calling
the shots” in the Being There President Ronald W. Reagan’s administration, have a strong background in “Soviet Economics”, an
excellent oxymoron?
Do you
think that while the
From: John K. Pollard Jr. -
mailto:jkpjkp@alum.mit.edu
Sent: Monday, February 26, 2007 10:26 AM
To: Gary S. Gevisser
Subject: Fw: Four major transformations shaping political, economic
& word events
This is a fascinating read. Vanni
A Global Intelligence Briefing For
CEOs
Herbert Meyer
Currently, there are four major
transformations that are shaping
political, economic and world events.
These transformations have
profound implications for American
business owners, our culture and our
way of life.
1. The War in
There are three major monotheistic
religions in the world: Christianity,
Judaism and Islam. In the 16th
century, Judaism and Christianity
reconciled with the modern world. The
rabbis, priests and scholars found
a way to settle up and pave the way
forward. Religion remained at the
center of life, church and state
became separate. Rule of law, idea of
economic liberty, individual rights,
human rights all these are defining
points of modern Western
civilization. These concepts started with the
Greeks but didn't take off until the
15th and 16th century when Judaism
and Christianity found a way to
reconcile with the modern world. When
that happened, it unleashed the
scientific revolution and the greatest
outpouring of art, literature and
music the world has ever known.
Islam, which developed in the 7th
century, counts millions of Moslems
around the world who are normal people.
However, there is a radical
streak within Islam. When the
radicals are in charge, Islam attacks
Western civilization. Islam first
attacked Western civilization in the
7th century, and later in the 16th
and 17th centuries. By 1683, the
Moslems (Turks from the Ottoman
Empire) were literally at the gates of
Western civilization took place. The
West won and went forward. Islam
lost and went backward Interestingly,
the date of that battle was
September 11. Since them, Islam has
not found a way to reconcile with
the modern world.
Today, terrorism is the third attack
on Western civilization by radical
Islam. To deal with terrorism, the
units of our armed forces are in 30
countries around the world hunting
down terrorist groups and dealing
with them. This gets very little
publicity. Second we are taking
military action in
These are covered relentlessly by the
media. People can argue about
whether the war in
strategy behind the war is to use our
military to remove the radicals
from power and give the moderates a
chance. Our hope is that, over time,
the moderates will find a way to
bring Islam forward into the 21st
century. That's what our involvement
in
about.
The lesson of 9/11 is that we live in
a world where a small number of
people can kill a large number of
people very quickly. They can use
airplanes, bombs, anthrax, chemical
weapons or dirty bombs. Even with a
first-rate intelligence service
(which the
can't stop every attack. That means
our tolerance "for political
horseplay" has dropped to zero.
No longer will we play games with
terrorists or weapons of mass
destructions.
Most of the instability and horseplay
is coming from the
That's why we have thought that if we
could knock out the radicals and
give the moderates a chance to hold
power, they might find a way to
reconcile Islam with the modern
world. So when looking at
For example, women being brought into
the workforce and colleges in
People can argue about what the
but anything that suggests Islam is
finding its way forward is good.
2. The Emergence of
In the last 20 years,
and villages into the cities. Their
plan is to move another 300 million
in the next 20 years. When you put
that many people into the cities, you
have to find work for them. That's
why
manufacturing; they have to put all the
relocated people to work. When
we decide to manufacture something in
the
needs and the opportunity to make a
profit. In
decision because they want the jobs,
which is a very different
calculation.
While
prices. As a result, a unique kind of
economic codependency has
developed between the two countries.
If we ever stop buying from
they will explode politically. If
will take a huge hit because prices
will jump. We are subsidizing their
economic development, they are
subsidizing our economic growth.
Because of their huge growth in
manufacturing,
materials, which drives prices up
worldwide.
oil, which is one reason oil is now
at $60 a barrel. By 2020,
produce more cars than the U.S. China
is also buying its way into the
oil infrastructure around the world.
They are doing it in the open
market and paying fair market prices,
but millions of barrels of oil
that would have gone to the
to assure it has the oil it needs to
fuel its economy is a major factor
in world politics and economics. We
have our Navy fleets protecting the
sea lines, specifically the ability
to get the tankers through. It won't
be long before the Chinese have an
aircraft carrier sitting in the
pointing in the same direction as
ours or against us?
3. Shifting Demographics of Western
Civilization
Most countries in the Western world
have stopped breeding. For a
civilization obsessed with sex, this
is remarkable. Maintaining a steady
population requires a birth rate of
2.1. In
rate currently stands at 1.5, or 30
percent below replacement. In 30
years there will be 70 to 80 million
fewer Europeans than there are
today. The current birth rate in
even lower at 1.2. At that rate, the
working age population declines by
30 percent in 20 years, which has a
huge impact on the economy.
When you don't have young workers to
replace the older ones, you have to
import them. The European countries
are currently importing Moslems.
Today, the Moslems comprise 10
percent of
percentage is rising rapidly because
they have higher birthrates.
However, the Moslem populations are
not being integrated into the
cultures of their host countries, which
is a political catastrophe. One
reason
Moslem populations will explode on
them. By 2020, more than half of all
births in the
The huge design flaw in the
post-modern secular state is that you need a
traditional religious society birth
rate to sustain it. The Europeans
simply don't wish to have children,
so they are dying.
In
million people over the next 30
years. Because
different society than
they are just shutting down.
is closing them down at the rate of
300 per year.
very rapidly. By 2020, one out of
every five Japanese will be at least
70 years old. Nobody has any idea
about how to run an economy with those
demographics.
Europe and
engines, aren't merely in recession,
they're shutting down. This will
have a huge impact on the world
economy, and it is already beginning to
happen. Why are the birthrates so
low? There is a direct correlation
between abandonment of traditional religious
society and a drop in birth
rate, and Christianity in
reason is economic. When the birth
rate drops below replacement, the
population ages. With fewer working
people to support more retired
people, it puts a crushing tax burden
on the smaller group of working
age people. As a result, young people
delay marriage and having a
family. Once this trend starts, the
downward spiral only gets worse.
These countries have abandoned all
the traditions they formerly held in
regards to having families and
raising children.
The
in population because of immigration.
When broken down by ethnicity, the
Anglo birth rate is 1.6 (same as
is 2.7. In the
numbers. This will push the
"elder dependency" ratio from 19 to 38 over
the next 10 to 15 years. This is not
as bad as
represents the same kind of trend.
Western civilization seems to have
forgotten what every primitive
society understands, you need kids to
have a healthy society. Children
are huge consumers. Then they grow up
to become taxpayers. That's how a
society works, but the post-modern
secular state seems to have forgotten
that. If
as post-World War II, there would be
no Social Security or Medicare
problems.
The world's most effective birth
control device is money. As society
creates a middle class and women move
into the workforce, birth rates
drop. Having large families is
incompatible with middle class living.
The quickest way to drop the birth
rate is through rapid economic
development. After World War II, the
per child. The idea was to enable mom
and dad to have four children
without being troubled by taxes. This
led to a baby boom of 22 million
kids, which was a huge consumer
market that turned into a huge tax base.
However, to match that incentive in
today's dollars would cost $12,000
per child.
countries, there is a preference for
boys over girls, and we now have
the technology to know which is which
before they are born. In
these countries there are 70 million
boys growing up who will never find
wives. When left alone, nature
produces 103 boys for every 100 girls. In
some provinces, however, the ratio is
128 boys to every 100 girls.
The birth rate in
smaller than that of
surface and much of its oil. You
can't control that much area with such
a small population. Immediately to
the south, you have
million unmarried men – a real
potential nightmare scenario for
4. Restructuring of American Business
The fourth major transformation
involves a fundamental restructuring of
American business. Today's business
environment is very complex and
competitive. To succeed, you have to
be the best, which means having the
highest quality and lowest cost.
Whatever your price point, you must
have the best quality and lowest
price. To be the best, you have to
concentrate on one thing. You can't
be all things to all people and be
the best.
A generation ago, IBM used to make
every part of their computer. Now
Intel makes the chips, Microsoft
makes the software, and someone else
makes the modems, hard drives,
monitors, etc. IBM even outsources their
call center. Because IBM has all
these companies supplying goods and
services cheaper and better than they
could do it themselves, they can
make a better computer at a lower
cost. This is called a "fracturing" of
business. When one company can make a
better product by relying on
others to perform functions the
business used to do itself, it creates a
complex pyramid of companies that
serve and support each other.
This fracturing of American business
is now in its second generation.
The companies who supply IBM are now
doing the same thing, outsourcing
many of their core services and
production process. As a result, they
can make cheaper, better products.
Over time, this pyramid continues to
get bigger and bigger. Just when you
think it can't fracture again, it
does. Even very small businesses can
have a large pyramid of corporate
entities that perform many of its
important functions. One aspect of
this trend is that companies end up
with fewer employees and more
independent contractors.
This trend has also created two new
words in business, integrator and
complementor. At the top of the
pyramid, IBM is the integrator. As you
go down the pyramid, Microsoft, Intel
and the other companies that
support IBM are the complementors.
However, each of the complementors is
itself an integrator for the
complementors underneath it. This has
several implications, the first of
which is that we are now getting
false readings on the economy. People
who used to be employees are now
independent contractors launching
their own businesses. There are many
people working whose work is not
listed as a job. As a result, the
economy is perking along better than
the numbers are telling us.
Outsourcing also confused the
numbers. Suppose a company like General
Motors decides to outsource all its
employee cafeteria functions to
Marriott (which it did). It lays off
hundreds of cafeteria workers, who
then get hired right back by
Marriott. The only thing that has changed
is that these people work for
Marriott rather than GM. Yet, the
headlines will scream that
that really happened is that these
workers are now reclassified as
service workers. So the old way of
counting jobs contributes to false
economic readings. As yet, we haven't
figured out how to make the
numbers catch up with the changing
realities of the business world.
Another implication of this massive
restructuring is that because
companies are getting rid of units
and people that used to work for
them, the entity is smaller. As the
companies+ get smaller and more
efficient, revenues are going down
but profits are going up. As a
result, the old notion that
"revenues are up and we're doing great"
isn't always the case anymore.
Companies are getting smaller but are
becoming more efficient and
profitable in the process.
Implications Of The Four
Transformations
1. The War in
In some ways, the war is going very
well.
beginnings of a modern government,
which is a huge step forward. The
Saudis are starting to talk about
some good things, while
A series of revolutions have taken
place in countries like
reason. In every revolution, there
comes a point where the dictator
turns to the general and says,
"Fire into the crowd." If the general
fires into the crowd, it stops the
revolution. If the general says "No,"
the revolution is over. Increasingly,
the generals are saying "No"
because their kids are in the crowd.
Thanks to TV and the Internet, the
average 18-year old outside the
is very savvy about what is going on in
the world, especially in terms
of popular culture. There is a huge
global consciousness, and young
people around the world want to be a
part of it. It is increasingly
apparent to them that the miserable
government where they live is the
only thing standing in their way.
More and more, it is the well-educated
kids, the children of the generals
and the elite, who are leading the
revolutions.
At the same time, not all is well
with the war. The level of violence in
that we're asking too much of Islam
all at one time. We're trying to
jolt them from the 7th century to the
21st century all at once, which
may be further than they can go. They
might make it and they might not.
Nobody knows for sure. The point is,
we don't know how the war will turn
out. Anyone who says they know is
just guessing.
The real place to watch is
it will be a terrible situation.
There are two ways to deal with it. The
first is a military strike, which
will be very difficult. The Iranians
have dispersed their nuclear
development facilities and put them
underground. The
and take out those facilities, but we
don't want to do that. The other
way is to separate the radical
mullahs from the government, which is the
most likely course of action.
Seventy percent of the Iranian
population is under 30. They are Moslem
but not Arab. They are mostly
pro-Western. Many experts think the
should have dealt with
isn't so much the weapons, it's the
people who control them. If
a moderate government, the weapons
become less of a concern.
We don't know if we will win the war
in
we're looking for is any indicator
that Islam is moving into the 21st
century and stabilizing
2.
It may be that pushing 500 million
people from farms and villages into
cities is too much too soon.
is experiencing hundreds of
demonstrations around the country, which is
unprecedented. These are not students
in
average citizens who are angry with
the government for building chemical
plants and polluting the water they
drink and the air they breathe.
The Chinese are a smart and
industrious people. They may be able to pull
it off and become a very successful
economic and military superpower. If
so, we will have to learn to live
with it. If they want to share the
responsibility of keeping the world's
oil lanes open, that's a good
thing. They currently have eight new
nuclear electric power generators
under way and 45 on the books to
build. Soon, they will leave the
way behind in their ability to
generate nuclear power.
What can go wrong with
into the cities without major
problems.
not so much for economic reasons,
they just want it. The Chinese know
that their system of communism can't
survive much longer in the 21st
century. The last thing they want to
do before they morph into some sort
of more capitalistic government is to
take over
We may wake up one morning and find
they have launched an attack on
believe the answer is no, they may
attack. If we don't defend
every treaty the
anything stupid.
3. Demographics
Europe and
shrinking. These trends can be
reversed if the young people start
breeding. However, the birth rates in
these areas are so low it will
take two generations to turn things
around. No economic model exists
that permits 50 years to turn things
around. Some countries are
beginning to offer incentives for
people to have bigger families. For
example,
a lifestyle issue versus a tiny
amount of money. Europeans aren't
willing to give up their comfortable
lifestyles in order to have more
children.
In general, everyone in
Europeans have a real talent for
living. They don't want to work very
hard. The average European worker
gets 400 more hours of vacation time
per year than Americans. They don't
want to work and they don't want to
make any of the changes needed to
revive their economies.
The summer after 9/11,
August, the country basically shuts
down when everyone goes on vacation.
That year, a severe heat wave struck
and 15,000 elderly people living in
nursing homes and hospitals died.
Their children didn't even leave the
beaches to come back and take care of
the bodies. Institutions had to
scramble to find enough refrigeration
units to hold the bodies until
people came to claim them.
This loss of life was five times
bigger than 9/11 in
didn't trigger any change in French
society. When birth rates are so
low, it creates a tremendous tax
burden on the young. Under those
circumstances, keeping mom and dad
alive is not an attractive option.
That's why euth
The only country that doesn't permit
(and even encourage) euth
The European economy is beginning to
fracture. The Euro is down.
Countries like
European Union because it is killing
them. When things get bad
economically in
c
is coming. Current levels of
anti-Semitism are higher than ever.
won't launch another war, but Europe
will likely get shabbier, more
dangerous and less pleasant to live
in.
immigrants. By 2020, one out of every
five Japanese will be 70 years
old. Property values in
years. The country is simply shutting
down.
In the
retire at a massive rate. These
retirements will have several major
impacts:
· Possible massive sell-off of large
four-bedroom houses and a
movement to condos.
· An enormous drain on the treasury.
Boomers vote, and they want their
benefits, even if it means putting a
crushing tax burden on their kids
to get them. Social Security will be
a huge problem. As this generation
ages, it will start to drain the
system. We are the only country in the
world where there are no age limits
on medical procedures.
· An enormous drain on the health
care system. This will also increase
the tax burden on the young, which
will cause them to delay marriage and
having families, which will drive
down the birth rate even further.
for products and services tailored to
aging populations. There will be
tremendous demand for caring for
older people, especially those who
don't need nursing homes but need
some level of care. Some people will
have a business where they take care
of three or four people in their
homes. The demand for that type of
service and for products to
physically care for aging people will
be huge.
Make sure the demographics of your
business are attuned to where the
action is. For example, you don't
want to be a baby food company in
Europe or
where the opportunities are.
Businesses need customers. Go where the
customers are.
4. Restructuring of American Business
The restructuring of American
business means we are coming to the end of
the age of the employer and employee.
With all this fracturing of
businesses into different and smaller
units, employers can't guarantee
jobs anymore because they don't know
what their companies will look like
next year. Everyone is on their way
to becoming an independent
contractor. The new workforce
contract will be, "Show up at the my
office five days a week and do what I
want you to do, but you handle
your own insurance, benefits, health
care and everything else."
Husbands and wives are becoming
economic units. They take different jobs
and work different shifts depending
on where they are in their careers
and families. They make tradeoffs to
put together a compensation package
to take care of the family. This used
to happen only with highly
educated professionals with high
incomes. Now it is happening at the
level of the factory floor worker.
Couples at all levels are designing
their compensation packages based on
their individual needs. The only
way this can work is if everything is
portable and flexible, which
requires a huge shift in the American
economy.
The
model economy. The only other
countries doing this are
in that it is always fracturing and
re-fracturing. This will increase
the economic gap between the
and
At the same time, the military gap is
increasing. Other than
are the only country that is
continuing to put money into their
military. Plus, we are the only
military getting on-the-ground military
experience through our war in
working and which ones aren't. There
is almost no one who can take us on
economically or militarily. There has
never been a superpower in this
position before.
On the one hand, this makes the
people. It also makes us a target. We
are becoming one of the last
holdouts of the traditional
Judeo-Christian culture. There is no better
place in the world to be in business
and raise children. The
far the best place to have an idea,
form a business and put it into the
marketplace. We take it for granted,
but it isn't as available in other
countries of the world.
Ultimately, it's an issue of culture.
The only people who can hurt us
are ourselves, by losing our culture.
If we give up our Judeo-Christian
culture, we become just like the
Europeans. The culture war is the whole
ballgame. If we lose it, there isn't
another
Herb Meyer served during the Reagan
administration as
special assistant to the Director of
Central Intelligence and
Vice Chairman of the CIA's National
Intelligence Council. In these
positions,he m
Estimates and other top-secret
projections for the President and his
national security advisers. Meyer is
widely credited with being the
first senior U.S. Government official
to forecast the Soviet Union's
collapse, for which he later was
awarded the
Intelligenc Distinguished
Service Medal, the intelligence
community's highest honor. Formerly an
associate editor of FORTUNE, he is
also the author of several books.
Herbert Meyer
Email: herbmeyer@storkingpress.com
