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In times such as
these, when doing business with, or when
entertaining any personal relationship, examine: |
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1.) Why do I need
this deal? Do I need this deal? |
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2.) How might doing
this deal damage or inflict harm upon me? |
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3.) If I do not do
this deal, how much better off might I be? Will I
gain or continue to possess resources that I may
better deploy in more secure dealings with more
appropriate counter parties? |
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4.) If a contract is
involved, the situation, by definition, requires a
legal, enforceable, identification of all
responsibilities and obligations upon all parties.
The question is, "Why?" |
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If a contract is
required only due to complexities, including
stipulation of technical aspects, financing, and
time-related details, the deal may be worthy of
consideration. |
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If a contract is
needed as an attempt to reign in counter parties and
ensure that they meet their obligations, the deal
should be considered for discard. |
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It appears that soon
contract abrogation will have been anointed with
legal precedent. Significantly, all counter parties
will be aware of their ability to abrogate any
contract -- or at least modify for enhancement their
obligations and commitments. |
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There can be no
profitable deal made with untrustworthy counter
parties. Once any one or more, or all rules,
stipulations, promises, and commitments may be
modified for any contract, there is potential for
all contracts to become meaningless. Time is the
limiting factor. Jurisdiction is the unknown factor. |
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The US Constitution is a contract
between all Americans and the government that they
choose to allow to handle only specific functions to
specifically limited degrees. |
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In 2009, the United States of
America is plagued by a Congress wherein both the
Senate and House are chaotically, frantically,
without proper deliberation, and without regard for
the US Constitution, contriving and enacting
legislation which is contra and antithetical to the
US Constitution. |
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Members of the US Congress appear
consumed by power they perceive has been bestowed
upon them by the empowering of a socialist,
Lenin-style Communist as president. This president
has an obsessive psychological need to control
people and every aspect of their environment.
Implementation of his beliefs and objectives operate
to abrogate his oath. His actions move him beyond
the office he accepted when he swore allegiance to
the US Constitution. |