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The $10,000 proposition There are a certain number of people in this world that would be more than happy to receive $10,000 per year for doing absolutely nothing, if this were their job. Therefore, I say, let us do that. If the goal in life is to be happy, let all drink from the cup their fill and pass it around! There is more than enough!

But I would like to mention that I am by no means a red, a socialist, something of that sort. I believe that by paying people not to work, we will keep these scoundrels out of the streets and keep them in their squalid little homes where they belong! There are too many people on the streets of the average American city. When I visited there a number of years ago, I visited New Orleans before it was wracked by the fury of the air, the sea and all of those damnable idiots in the United States congress! Thank the lord that I do not live in that blasted place, as it is little more than wet earth and damp ground. I also had the chance to visit New York and Chicago, during my time in the states. Life is much too fast and there is too much immotile street trash in those cities. Let them stay in their homes, or something of the sort.
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But once again, I digress. There are a number of things we can do to improve worker productivity, such as using robotics, automation of other sorts, or of course, simply eliminating certain consumers. I do not want to sound devilish of a sort, but if we strategically cut off the morbidly obese from food, it could do wonders for their health and miracles for our food supply.

There is more than enough food in this world; it’s just the distribution that is the problem. Because of this, I propose an international highway much like that in the United States. New Caledonia, where I live, has something like this, but I believe that it does not go far enough. If there was a solid concrete road connecting all cities on this planet, the planet would come together and food could get to where it needs to go.

Think of the road trips!

Monty Spahnorb is an internationally published and extremely respected lecturer on legal studies, bio-pharmacology, engineering, social-structural anthropological science and the history of Europeans in the South Seas, along with a wide range of other

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