Maciolekism

governance

  • Modern Interpretations

    The Marquis de Sade first suggested it, then Karl Marx stated it as we remember it: religion is the opiate of the people. Back then, it was an accurate statement because religion was the only language of politics. The only… Continue reading

  • The Cycle of Art, Governance, and Management

    First we build a vision of what we want, then we make choices about priorities and principles, and then we try to make the vision real. Naturally, we learn along the way and must make revisions, which alter priorities, and… Continue reading

  • The Vertical Spectrum of Econmic Layering

    To me, there is only one way to achieve economic stability and sustainability without creating one kind of ponzy scheme or another: A vertical Spectrum that has Capitalism at one end, and Communism at that other. At the top, for… Continue reading

  • Nuance

    My perspective is that everyone should have access to government assistance, but there needs to be strings attached; a reason for people to want to work their way out of it. Those strings should be of a nature where, if… Continue reading

  • The Fractal Oz

    When the global empire is controlled by a small group hidden behind a curtain, when every layer of the leadership cake is a puppet; from nation’s leaders to CEOs, celebrities to mob bosses, all puppets on a string,.. Dorothy, a… Continue reading

  • Marquis de Craig

    Politics is the art and science of gaining influence. There is a large difference between being an influence and being recognized as being an influence. Equally, there is a huge difference in authenticity between a person who accidentally or incidentally… Continue reading