On Dec 3, 11:54*pm, William Mook wrote:
The present world economic depression was engineered in 2008 by Hank
Paulson.

http://maxkeiser.com/2011/12/03/kr218-keiser-report/

The United States, and Europe, along with the Asian nations have been
undermined from within.

However, if we had real leadership, we could turn this around very
quickly.

The first is to get hold of our banking system. *This is achieved by
prosecuting all wrong-doing in the banking sector, and take anyone
left standing at the end of that in the Fed and Wall Street,
segregating phoney derivative debts from real financial activity that
supports our economy.

Then, the US President enacts a 1% Wall Street one time sales tax with
a 1 year look back. * This Tobin tax would create a $33 trillion
liability against $3.3 quadrillion in trading. *This would be repaid
with a 0.2% Tobin fee over the next five years.

The $33 trillion would wipe out the $17 trillion Federal debt, and the
remaining $16 trillion credit would be paid interest creating a *true*
Federal Reserve, which would be paid by the Tobin fee.

At a 3% rate, $16 trillion obtains a $3.49 trillion per year payment.
A 0.2% Tobin fee generates $6.6 trillion - reducing the debt and
producing a $3.11 trillion surplus.

$2.6 trillion each year is used to cover Federal budget outlays. *The
difference is paid for by taxes. *This represents a major reduction in
taxes for the physical economy.

The $4.0 trillion surplus each year is issued in four $1 trillion
Century Bonds that are repaid over 100 years - bearing zero percent
interest. *A quarter of these Bonds are used to take our cities,
counties and states off the hook of high interest public debt. *A
quarter of these Bonds are used to do infrastructure repair. *Half of
these Bonds are used for major infrastructure development.

So, every three months $250 billion to state and local government
existing debts, $250 billion to state local and Federal agencies for
infrastructure development, $500 billion to infrastructure
development.

Continue the plans FDR administration made to develop the Water
Suppliers of North Americahttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORRUJyt7AIo

Updated for todayhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMxcrkQOtAs

And expanded into a global system of transportationhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjkKTB3XlCU

The world presently consumes 429.8 billion GJ of energy each year
which may be supplied by 3.0 billion metric tons of hydrogen gas made
with ultra-low-cost solar panels.

Fuel......... * Amount *Unit * *GGJ * * GT Hydrogen

Oil............ 28.8 * *bbls * *175.7 * 1.2
Coal......... * * 5.5 * tons * *154.0 * 1.1
Natural Gas * * * 1.8 * tons * *100.1 * 0.7

* * * * * * * * * * * * Total * * * * * 429.8 * 3.0

Divided among the eight major desert regions of the world this is
16,000 square kilometers of these panels at each desert. * Water
brought to the panel arrays via the global rail system rights of way
described above, combined with a global hydrogen pipeline to take the
hydrogen to where its needed.

Of special note is the observation that the conversion of 5.5 billion
tons of coal to petrol creates 37.4 billion barrels of oil from coal
using 0.4 billion tons of hydrogen. *This provides a way to sustain
the value of the world's economy by expanding oil use while providing
for expansion of oil and electricity use.

* * Coal replacement: *1.1 billion tons
* * Coal conversion: * * 0.4 billion tons

* * * * * Total * * * * * * * * *1.5 billion tons

Versus * 2.3 billion tons for an all hydrogen solution.

Now, planning a 12% rate of growth doubles demand every 6 years. *So,
during a 6 year construction period we'll need to go from 28.8 billion
barrels to 57.6 billion barrels. *We'll go from 1.1 billion tons of
hydrogen to replace coal to 2.2 billion tons of hydrogen to replace
coal.

* * * * * * * * * * *2011 * * 2017

Conv. Oil * * * 28.8 * * *18.8
Solar Oil * * * * 0.0 * * * 37.4 * * * * *(0.40)
H2 replace * * 0.0 * * * * 1.4 equiv (0.06)

Coal * * * * * * * 5.5 * * * * 5.5 (conv)
H2 replace * * 0.0 * * * * 1.1

Conv. Gas * * *1.8 * * * *3.16*
H2 replace * * *0.0 * * * *0.44

*Hydrogen storage in depleted gas wells mobilizes stationary
reserves.

Throughout this six year period you also develop a significant space
life capability. *Such as the ones described here;

http://www.scribd.com/doc/45631474/S...rived-Launcher

To launch solar power satellites that beam band-gap matched laser
energy to the stationary solar collectors.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/35439593/S...-Satellite-GEO

At an intensity of 2,500 W/m2 for 8,766 hours per year these array
outputs rise from 3.0 billion tons per year to 77.6 billion tons per
year. * This is 27,120 satellites in geosynch orbit. *Spread equally
this is 8.2 km separation between the 5.2 km diameter satellites.

Launching one satellite every 8 hours from 2016 through 2025 completes
37% of this system, and allows an acceleration of growth from 12% per
year to 20% per year after 2017 without any increase in the size of
the terrestrial system, except the sizing of the water and gas
pipelines.

Year * * *Output * * * Demand

2016 * * *6.1 * * * * * * 5.4
2017 * * *9.1 * * * * * * 6.0
2018 * *12.2 * * *7.2
2019 * *15.2 * * *8.6
2020 * *18.3 * *10.4
2021 * *21.4 * *12.4
2022 * *24.4 * *14.9
2023 * *27.5 * *17.9
2024 * *30.5 * *21.5

Since 3.0 billion tons of hydrogen equate to $74.54 trillion, the
growth of hydrogen supply equates to increased economic growth.

Year * *Income *People *Average
2016 * *$133.11 7.41 * *$17,967.54
2017 * *$149.08 7.49 * *$19,896.82
2018 * *$178.90 7.58 * *$23,607.06
2019 * *$214.68 7.66 * *$28,009.17
2020 * *$257.61 7.75 * *$33,232.16
2021 * *$309.13 7.84 * *$39,429.10
2022 * *$370.96 7.93 * *$46,781.61
2023 * *$445.15 8.02 * *$55,505.17
2024 * *$534.18 8.11 * *$65,855.45

At $28,000 per person per year, we achieve Zero Population Growth.

The average productivity of an industrial worker or mining worker is
approximately $200,000 per year. *The average productivity of a
knowledge worker exceeds $300,000 per year. *Assuming 30% overall
employment world wide with 70% non-working and dependent on those
working through investment schemes, retirement schemes or direct
familial relations, approximately 670 million workers are active at
the lower rate to support this scheme and 1,776 million workers are
active at the higher rate to support this scheme, with the balance of
the workers contributing through secondary activities.

With five spare launches per week, of 20,000 metric tons each to LEO,
we have the capacity to radically expand our presence in space. *A
dozen moon ships cycling between Earth and moon, support five launches
per week to the moon. *Each capable of landing 10,000 metric tons on
the moon, transfer 50,000 tonnes to the moon each week. * Large enough
to support 2.6 million people on the moon.

These same vehicles are capable of sending 10,000 metric tons to
Mars. *One flight per week, placed on orbit, to await alignment with
Mars, accumulates 112 vehicles, carrying 1.12 million tons on its way
to Mars. *520,000 tonnes per year. *This is sufficient to support
another 1.6 million people on Mars, making use of the ice buried
beneath the surface to support people there.

Underwater development, floating cities, flying cities, both on Earth
and Venus, survey and mining of the asteroids, survey and mining of
the deep sea beds. *All these things are developed over this period as
well, to support rising living standards.

But you're not in charge of anything, and still not even getting a
textbook mention.

We can't move ahead unless history is figured out. How can we avoid
future mistakes if the old ones can't be reveled and published as
such?

When is your revised history going to get published and into our K12
textbooks?

What gives?

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