"Run That By Me Again?"

If someone were to ask me what "the plan" was, this is how I would answer: - Domestically speaking, there are only a few things that really catch my attention. What is the domestic agenda? 1- Abolish the Fed and break up the big banks, all within a 5-year timeline. Replace Fed with new international bank made up of the Anglophone nations. Fix nation's debt problems in the process. 2- Create a new infrastructure bank, which will leverage foreign capital and lead to increased infrastructure spending and decent paying jobs for American workers. 3- Reform Social Security by privatization, which will actually increase monthly payouts for beneficiaries. This dovetails quite nicely with infrastructure spending on items like steel and gravel. Natural gas is another item to confidently place one's stock in, due to increased fracking in certain areas. 4- Reform Medicare by producing a "Medicare for all" system, which will include subsidies. Universal coverage without any new mandates or fees, which small businesses will love. (The Affordable Care Act was actually not affordable at all.) Include prayer request system for supernatural healings. 5- Either abolish or greatly reduce the number of IRS agents on the job by having computerized taxation program. This will also pretty much eliminate the annual tax filings that we have been doing since 1913. No more IRS harassment and games. 6- Slash corporate tax rates. Everyone seems to agree upon this. I'll let Congress argue over individual tax rates. 7- Unleash pending technological advances, like transforming the way we send and receive information and energy. This will greatly reduce costs and improve quaility of service. Also, items like the wireless electric/natural gas hybrid car that will pick up waves from wireless power stations. The battery seems to be a challenge here if you are worried about going "off-the-grid" for some amount of time, but as long as you stay near (like within 20 miles) a station, you should be fine. This is a technical aspect (a battery that holds enough of a charge) that specialists are still trying to solve, but I wouldn't be too bothered about that. Unveil cars (very, very soon) that run on liquified natural gas. That's the domestic agenda. What about internationally? 1- Bring some sort of order to the Middle East and Northern Africa by working with Saudi Arabia to combat the rise of ISIS and the the bane that we all know as Al Qaeda. Disrupt and dismantle is the name of the game here. Also, deal with hotspots like Yemen and Syria. 2- Stand by Israel's side. 3- Forge closer ties with Russia, which is seemingly letting its short term needs interfere with its long-term aims. The way we handle Iran is important here to prevent Russia from retaliating by further arming the Iranians. 4- Maintain a strict nuclear non-proliferation policy worldwide. We don't need any new nations to arm themselves with nukes. The world is already screwed up enough as is. 5- Forge a satisfactory nuclear deal with Tehran to avoid an immediate war. 6- Deal with China's aggressive, expansionist policies and tendencies in the Pacific as best we can. Strengthen ties with India as part of an overall regional strategy, but this relationship will only last but for so long. 7- Become an energy-exporting superpower after converting much of the world over to liquified natural gas. North and South America, Europe, Australia, etc. They seem to be the most willing participants, here. The Middle East would never go for this (they have too much oil), but maybe some Asian nations would be willing participants (like the Japanese). 8- Fund, develop and create the weapons needed to help take on the rest of the world in the Battle of Armageddon. Or, better said, "Weapons needed to help crazed fools fall into a deadly trap." What are my spiritual aims? 1- Bring the message of Christ to the fallen world that we live in. Showing people the Jesus that I know personally, and hoping that they will come to Him in faith. 2- Be a beacon of support and encouragement for those under persecution, as this message will not always be so popular overseas. 3- Give real, actual tips to help people live a better, healthier life. 4- Being a voice of sanity in a world that will grow increasingly dark, insane, turbulent, and confusing. No doubt that this is not an exhaustive list, and that new challenges will materialize over the course of time, but we will deal with them as they come.