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On Fri, 04 Mar 2005 15:46:25 GMT, Jim Gries <jgries1@tampabay.rr.com>
wrote:

>On Fri, 04 Mar 2005 13:55:17 GMT, Mike Smith <mws@wt.net> wrote:
>
>>On Fri, 04 Mar 2005 12:14:36 GMT, Jim Gries <jgries1@tampabay.rr.com>
>>wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>Hey Mike - Post your solution and I'll post mine - Let stupidity fall
>>>where it will - By the way Mike, that's a challenge to your
>>>intellectual horse power!!!!!!!!
>>
>>Noted that you did not answer my questions, but if you want to slink
>>off on a tangent, OK...
>>
>>I'm betting you don't have the foggiest clue what "intellectual horse
>>power" means.
>>
>>And I have posted my solution. We eliminate SS as we now know it, by
>>moving it into a 401k type of retirement where the entire 12.5% of you
>>money is actually going for --->your<--- retirement. This will faze in
>>over a 50-60 year timeframe, but will greatly benefit my future
>>grandkids.
>>
>>We eliminate the ponzi scheme by eliminating the vast pool of money
>>that our congress critters love to spend, and moving it all into
>>personal retirement accounts.
>>
>>You probably will not understand what I just posted, but we'll see if
>>you are stupid, or not...
>>
>>Mike Smith

>Mike,
>
>I'll refrain from any further degrading comments - Because we're on
>the same page my friend

Based on the tone of your previous posts, I didn't think we were
anywhere near the same page. However, based on what you have posted,
you obviously are not stupid, and have a firm grasp of the problem.

>
>The American Family Restoration and Retirement Act (AFRRA) is a
>concept for comprehensive Social Security (SS) legislation.   AFFRA is
>not politically motivated, nor is it intended to benefit any political
>party or individual politician.  It is for the American worker and the
>American Family.  

<huge snip>

> If AFFRA meets basic criteria for you, or
>even more importantly for your children and grandchildren, then send a
>copy of AFRRA to you local media and your elected representatives.
>All of us united in our effort can provide the direction and
>motivation to our elected representatives and they will "get it right"
>this time.  
>
>We have an unique opportunity to secure a worth while future for our
>kids and grandkids.  
>

First, this is WAY too complicated for a journalist to understand. It
has to be in a 2 to 3 paragraph, EASILY understood form, or it will
zoom over the head of most of the media types.

Cleaning up and refining my two paragraphs that describe my opinion on
SS is probably the best approach. I was going to sleep reading the
stuff I snipped, although it did describe what must happen.

And if we want the politicians to "get it" we must present this in a
clear one page letter.

Suggestions?

Mike Smith

Mike Smith