Human Rights Capitalism

Human Rights Capitalism (by John F Halbleib, July 4, 2014) Kindle Edition - Paperback - Other titles

Agreement among We, the People (by John F Halbleib, January 1, 2015)   Kindle Edition - Paperback

Take the "true American" Challenge!

It is unclear whether each will read Human Rights Capitalism or comment on its content.  Given that 

 (1)       the book is about our Agreement among We, the People, 

 (2)         each of those receiving a complimentary copy is a member of We, the People (or comments on political action affecting other members), and 

 (3)         each should be genuinely concerned about solving those challenges facing all Americans, 

 it would follow that each should read about our Agreement and comment on it.  

 Let’s see if those who purport to be genuinely concerned about Americans are in fact concerned enough to respond. 


This list will be updated periodically as their feedback arises.  

 If those receiving a complimentary copy do not respond, doesn’t their failure to respond imply that each who fails to respond is simply engaging in selling their non-substantive rhetoric for personal gain?  Does this not also imply that the wellbeing of all Americans is not their concern?  If so, why should Americans buy what they are selling? 

To one who often comments on the actions and inactions of the “leaders” of American government as well as the political actions of other Americans, please allow me to say – “May all true Americans (especially those exercising freedom of speech on behalf of Americans) come to know, understand, appreciate, and fulfill our Agreement among We, the People.”  If political action by or in America is not consistent with or in fulfillment of our Agreement among We, the People, then is such political action not Un-American and a breach of our sacred Agreement?  Shouldn’t our Agreement among We, the People always be the touchstone for measuring the worth of any and all American political action?  Isn’t all other comment outside the parameters of such touchstone merely non-substantive rhetoric?  

 Respectfully,

 John F Halbleib

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