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Brad Fregger, futurist, businessman, author,
professor, international speaker, publisher, father, grandfather, and
soon to be great grandfather, shares his solutions for many of the
world's global crises.
"I haven't seen many reasonable solutions coming from
those in charge, it's time the rest of us let them know what we think. The
world my great grandchild will inherit depends on the decisions we make
(or refuse to make) today."
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I fear the future, fear my children's world,
the outcome of the massive changes taking
place in our country.
My imagination runs wild with visions of the
breakdown of society,
millions dead and dying,|
cities empty and decaying,
our way of life gone for centuries.
The future like a steamroller
rushes madly downhill
no one at the controls.
Doubt and fear of things to come
still haunt me …
As I move forward into the unknown,
Hope beckons. |
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"The future of our society is dependent on
our hopes, expectations, and images of it. ... We can increase the
possibility of a more positive future by developing and nurturing
positive visions and images of it." |
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My Thinking Cap
- Chapter 1 |
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"It is critical to understand that we
are in the middle of an economic world war. And, in this instance, the
competition is not interested in compromise; they are out to get us
and will celebrate in the streets if they are able to make it happen." |
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My Thinking Cap
- Chapter 3 |
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"The idea that the United States is
somehow not living up to its heritage of welcoming immigrants is very
wrong; the United States is, in fact, continuing to be the most
welcoming nation in the world. ... accepting almost as many immigrants
as the rest of the world combined." |
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My Thinking Cap
- Chapter 5 |
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"... the United States can solve the major
issues—the registration and border problem—in one 30-day period. In
addition, I have proposed basic solutions to other issues regarding
undocumented immigrants. I believe these solutions would be acceptable
to the majority of U.S. citizens." |
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My Thinking Cap
- Chapter 5 |
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"I don’t see much wisdom coming from our
“leaders.” In fact, I often see a total lack of wisdom in regard to
some critical issues. ... I am very confident that we have some
exceptional individuals serving us in Congress and throughout the
government, but as a group … let’s just say … they leave a lot to be
desired." |
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My Thinking Cap
- Preface |
This is a taste of what My THINKING CAP -
Solutions for Global Crisis is all about. If you're concerned about any
of these issues ... this is a book you'll want read.
Brad's style of writing is entertaining
and conversational, "I'll never win a Pulitzer, but there's a real good
chance that you'll understand what I'm trying to say."
Brad has written five other books,
LUCKY
THAT WAY - Stories of Seizing the Moment While Creating the
Games Millions Play,
GET
THINGS DONE - Ten Secrets of Creating and Leading Exceptional
Teams,
ONE
SHOVEL FULL - Telling Stories to Change Beliefs, Attitudes, and
Perceptions,
WHY PUBLISH?
- Making the Right Choices for Your Book, and
GET OUT OF THE WAY! - You'll never manage your way to great
leadership.
Climate Change and
Sunspots
For those of you who are still concerned
about humanity caused global warming, but open to other opinions
(minimally affected by the "groupthink" mania that exist throughout the
worldwide media), you might want to read the following articles on the
subject. In addition I have a link to a web page that shows a global
temperature chart (1979-2008) and a list of some of the articles that
have been written questioning global warming since 2006.
Sorry to ruin the fun, but an ice age cometh - The Australian,
April, 2008
VANISHING SUNSPOTS PRELUDE TO GLOBAL COOLING?
- International Climate Science Coalition, February, 2008
The Sunspot Enigma: The Sun is “Dead”—What Does it Mean for Earth?
- The Daily Galaxy, June, 2008
Global
Temperature Chart (1979 - 2008) and a list of some of the articles
published from February 2006 - August 2008 questioning global warming.
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