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Join us as we preserve the last of the virgin redwood forests by buying the offending lumber companies and re-organizing them. Redwood forests saved. Keep virgin redwood forests. Save natural redwood forests. ::: 36 - 9 |
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. Traditionally, there were four methods of acquiring the necessary goods and services required to survive -- land, labor, coordination, and capital. Land -- The King, the Baron, the Magistrate,
the Warlord "Excess Profits" Reverted to Land. "Excess Profits" refers to the money left over after everything and everyone was paid. Traditionally, "Land" (the King, the Baron, et cetera) paid for "labor" (the people who lived under his rule) by allowing "labor" to keep a portion of what was produced, such as the food grown on the landowner's land. "Coordination," the King's order-keepers, received just enough more than "labor" to keep them loyal. When additional goods and/or services were required, "Capital" was called in, but it, too, received only the minimum payment necessary to acquire the needed products or services. The "Land Owner" kept everything else for himself. This was commonly referred to as "Excess Profits Revert to Land." As productivity increased, so did the amount of excess profits. The rich became richer and the poor still struggled to survive. Rich "Land" evolved into "Capital" by becoming the money lenders who demanded a portion of the profits in return for the use of their money. As societies evolved, money lenders became more and more powerful until, today, they dominate and control almost everything. .
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. Land -- The Business Owner, . "Excess Profits" Revert to "Capital" and Its Agents.
The evolution of business brings us to today where the four sources of income are completely dominated by "Capital" ( money interests). In the relatively few cases where the creator of the business is still alive, he/she, along with money, control the company. After the company founder's passing, control is commonly held in some form of a trust or some other money-managing legal entity. This entity usually owns and controls a significant amount stock in the original business owners company. Paris Hilton is an example of someone wealthy as a result of being the beneficiary of this type of money-managing legal entity. Obviously she's not a business tycoon, a mogul, or an industrialist, but you can bet your "bottom dollar" her father was and those who manage her money are still functioning in that money-first mindset. In most cases, today, "Capital" (the controllers of money) are focused almost entirely on making more money at the expense of everyone and everything else. (The corporate quarterly report is the all-important teller of financial tales. It makes the company stock salable, or breaks the company's back.) "Labor," and lower-level management, (coordination) and middle-level management (coordination) have become tools of "Capital" to be used and then discarded. Business ownership has either been transformed into "Capital" or focused on more money for itself. Top management has been bribed to work for "Capital" by high salaries and/or by threat of expulsion from the financial feeding trough. "Capital" has dominated and ordered management to engage in numerous, unethical, immoral and/or illegal activities -- activities such as:
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Actual pay-scales and salaries will be determined on an individual, case-by-case basis. Pay and salary-policy guidelines, like all other major aspects of the corporation, will be approved by employees.
As the years go by, company employees will come and go. Provisions will be in the bylaws regarding issues such as asset/benefit control, who gets what portion of the benefits, how do new employees become vested with regard to the company trust. For some additional, but brief notes on this see: Trust Asset Management ' on the Notes and Reference Page.
Would you be more enthusiastic than you are today? Would you be more productive? would you be willing to offer suggestions that would improve the company's product or service. Would you be more interested in being sure your company was run efficiently.
. Other Factors that will be given their due consideration: Short-term and long-term environmental impact. Employee safety and well being. Waste produce disposal and/or recycling. Fair and equitable distribution of the profits produced. Reversal, removal, or transmutation of the numerous, unethical, immoral and/or illegal activities listed in the above section.
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. We challenge you or anybody else to examine this websites and prove us wrong, either in website content or in the validity and the functionality of th is project.See the Full text of The Truth Challenge.' |
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. This project and this website are both works in process. As the project's creator and director, I have been pleasantly surprised and very pleased by the overwhelmingly positive responses that the project is receiving. For example, the corporate financial renovation proposed by The Owner's Trust, ' although new and unusual, has been remarkably well received by all who have examined it. Responses such as. "Why didn't I think of that?" are common. You are invited to offer your opinion and add your participation. Your input will speed up the process, and as you know, the chain saws are still running, so "time is of the essence." Here's how you can be of service Thank you! . You're Also Invited to send a tax-deductible donation. . |
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.36-3 A stipulation needs to be in both The Owner's Trust and the The Employees' Retirement Trust bylaws to insure that trust control can never go to any single individual or to any small group of individuals, or to any other legal entity. The intention is for the people collectively to control these trusts. The intention is to avoid any concentration of power over the trusts which could misuse the trusts or their assets in any way. The bylaws will be set up so that any violation of that intention is equal to a violation lf the letter the law. .... |
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