Is The American Style of Democracy Ending Itself ? Part 4
A majority rules system has not been a focal point of corporate missions in the open arena up to this time. Nonetheless, in light of the official political choice for 2020 and former President Trump's efforts to overturn the results, a few businesses became engaged. In late October of 2020, a group of important business leaders led by the Business Roundtable, the National Association of Manufacturers, and the United States Chamber of Commerce iss…
Is The American Style of Democracy Ending Itself ? Part 3
American businesses need a majority-rule government in the United States. Unregulated economies can't make it without the support of a capable, responsible government that can determine the rules of the game and ensure that advertising is genuinely free and fair. No one, but a vote-based system, can ensure that state-run administrations are held accountable, that they are viewed as real, and that they do not devolve into the oppression of the many…
Is The American Style of Democracy Ending Itself ? Part 2
When it came to Mr. Trump's ambition to turn around the 2020 election results, the guardrails between the federal government and the states also held. In Georgia, Republican Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, a staunch Trump supporter, stated that political race causes resentment of individual phone calls and threats from the president. In Michigan, Republican Senate Majority Leader Mike Shirkey and Republican House Speaker Lee Chatfield have refused to be swaye…
Is The American Style of Democracy Ending Itself ? Part 1
Law and order, as well as a vote-based system, are critical to the capital business sectors. An uncontrolled economy balanced by a well-chosen, plain, and capable government and a strong common society ("a complete system") produce steady growth rates and more notable social government aid. Alternatively, threats to a vote-based system are threats to the private sector, which is why corporate leaders and institutional financial supporters can't a…
An Anchor of Stability in Arab World and The Middle East in Current Strategic Game
The Middle East The current status of Arabs in strategic games in the Middle East is Pro-Western, except Syria and Iran. We call it the Arabs strategy of the Middle East. All the active participants which are currently involved in playing a strategic role allied with superpowers or because of situational tidal are non-Arabs. 1. Israel 2. Turkey 3. Iran All the proxies and countries all over the Middle East are directly or indirectly helped by them. A challenging situation for Arabs. Arabs bear superpowers, but with these regional po…
