(9/11 Memory) It was early morning on the west coast. I was in my living room. I

(9/11 Memory)
It was early morning on the west coast. I was in my living room. In a big fluffy terrycloth robe. Drinking coffee. We’d bought a company in June, and were trying to return it to profitability. My sister called from the east coast and told me to turn on the television sometime after the first plane hit.

That’s how I discovered 9/11.

I had a speech to give the next day at the Hilton. It was surreal. Everyone was in a fog. And I was thinking that my job of salvaging this biz was going to be much harder. It was. It was horrible. But we prevailed. And we Built a 100M biz out of the remnants of it.

Personally, at the time, I thought the country handled it well, by coming together.

But it didn’t last. And the country (federation) has continued it’s division in to feminine irresponsible left and masculine responsible right bringing about ourselves what the attackers failed to achieve.

At this point more than half of both parties are conflident we need to split – though my work is in devolution to the states preserving the strategic value of the continent, while providing for traditional continental local social culture, as the founders intended.

And as usual, over time, conservatives are right about everything. And in time libertarians are right about everything. But unfortunately the left continues to be wrong about everything other than complaint over the stait of their affairs.

Unfortunately we learn slowly, adapt slowly, and in many cases, fail to correct quickly enough to preserve our advantages.