Your Citizenship - What Is The Value of Your Share of Stock in America?
There are startling similarities in the structure of the leadership of an American corporation and the leadership of its nation.
If American citizens were able to shift their perception of their political foundation, to see the similarities and the role they play, it could revolutionize how politics are perceived.
It's about helping people to understand.
In this role playing game every citizen is a shareholder in the largest and wealthiest corporation on the planet; they have a vested interest in the affairs of the business.
Senators and Congressmen/women are the Board of Directors.
The President is the CEO (Chief Executive Officer), the head of the Treasury the CFO (Chief Financial Officer).
Every other cabinet appointee is equal to being a Vice President of a division of the corporation.
If Americans were able to envision this scenario and understand that it is each of you who own the corporation, your citizenship being your share of stock, and are responsible for its success or failure, you may better understand why it is important to be informed and to take part in running your company.
Like every position in your corporation, it is essential that you hire the most capable people who will carry out the vision of the majority of the shareholders.
It is equally important to maintain a close eye on the manner in which the business is being operated.
You would at all times protect the company, its shareholders and its assets.
If you failed to do so, your business would be in danger of failing.
If you understood it was the most valuable business on the planet, you probably would not allow that to happen.
In the last Presidential Election, 239,405,657 people were eligible to vote.
Only 197,828,022 people registered to vote; only 126,000,000 actually made the effort to show up and vote or vote by absentee ballot.
That means that 57.
5% of the shareholders showed up at the most important meeting of their company.
About 47.
5% voted by proxy, meaning they left it up to someone else to make their decision, to represent them.
According to census.
gov, there are currently over 305 million people living in the United States of America.
Loosely, one third of our population filled the open positions in the Board of Directors, CEO and CFO positions and all the Vice President of division's positions.
From this perspective, it leaves us to wonder how so many people did not understand the value of what they own as American Citizens.
If American citizens were able to shift their perception of their political foundation, to see the similarities and the role they play, it could revolutionize how politics are perceived.
It's about helping people to understand.
In this role playing game every citizen is a shareholder in the largest and wealthiest corporation on the planet; they have a vested interest in the affairs of the business.
Senators and Congressmen/women are the Board of Directors.
The President is the CEO (Chief Executive Officer), the head of the Treasury the CFO (Chief Financial Officer).
Every other cabinet appointee is equal to being a Vice President of a division of the corporation.
If Americans were able to envision this scenario and understand that it is each of you who own the corporation, your citizenship being your share of stock, and are responsible for its success or failure, you may better understand why it is important to be informed and to take part in running your company.
Like every position in your corporation, it is essential that you hire the most capable people who will carry out the vision of the majority of the shareholders.
It is equally important to maintain a close eye on the manner in which the business is being operated.
You would at all times protect the company, its shareholders and its assets.
If you failed to do so, your business would be in danger of failing.
If you understood it was the most valuable business on the planet, you probably would not allow that to happen.
In the last Presidential Election, 239,405,657 people were eligible to vote.
Only 197,828,022 people registered to vote; only 126,000,000 actually made the effort to show up and vote or vote by absentee ballot.
That means that 57.
5% of the shareholders showed up at the most important meeting of their company.
About 47.
5% voted by proxy, meaning they left it up to someone else to make their decision, to represent them.
According to census.
gov, there are currently over 305 million people living in the United States of America.
Loosely, one third of our population filled the open positions in the Board of Directors, CEO and CFO positions and all the Vice President of division's positions.
From this perspective, it leaves us to wonder how so many people did not understand the value of what they own as American Citizens.
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