I grew up a poor white child in Appalachia. I never thought the Russians could be our enemy. I thought it was only a broken system. I joined the USAF to learn Russian, was good at it, kept at it. I served on the front line of US military intelligence, a GLICM target 1/7

I got good because I liked it. I got assigned the hardest jobs. The cold war ended and I left. We won. I did an MBA, got a fellowship and was paid to attend #1 program in US declined Wharton's offer.

I got a job in Ukraine privatizing companies. I realized NO ONE knew 2/7

how to teach people who grew up under communism the value of cooperation. To teach them how all parties can win. Because they had been led to believe first under a Feudal Russia state then a Communism one that any gains are taken away by the man.

The man was initially 3/7

royalty which changed to Communist overlords. The people had hardly ever known individual freedom. Their psyche, the "Russian soul" had only know exploitation.

So I taught them, by example, the value of three parties winning. Man builds automotive trailer. Takes to ... 4/7

country. Buys cabbages from man in country. Takes cabbages to city. Sells to man at market. The man in the country sells cabbages that would rot. The man in the city eats. The man with the trailer profits. But all three profit.

Soviet Ukrainian called it exploitation 5/7

the trick was to teach post Soviet man its win/win capitalism.

I fear we are teaching our youth to got back to a system where exploitation rules. That's the DNC system. That's the ruling class neocon. The media conspires daily to expoit viewers.

In the #GoldenAge 6/7

all we know, added to #persuasion, fueled by visionaries who unpack nonsense to make sense like @ScottAdamsSays and @cernovich, we have things to do

#GreenNuclearDeal
#MiddleEastPeace
#cureCancer

I can smell it in the air. I am seeing it happen in friends around me. 7/7