Stanford Ideas and Concepts Network – Personal Update as of Feb. 12, 2011

2.) To get the appointment as the non-voting delegate representing the Philippines before the US Congress in the same way Puerto Rico, Guam, Virgin Islands, American Samoa have their respective non-voting delegate in the US Congress. Spain ceded the Philippines along with Puerto Rico and Guam to the U.S. by virtue of the 1898 Treaty of Paris.

3.) The creation of a Freely Associated State with the US in the Philippines.

Basically, an umbrella non-profit organization is needed that would function as a state government for the Philippines and therefore for starters we would need volunteers to secure grants and other forms of financing.

Off the top maybe a petition before the US Supreme Court for the first two goals would be the first step.

I’d gladly answer your questions and welcome your suggestions on how to go about securing these goals.

One focus is saving the environment in the Philippines; revival, restoration and preservation of wildlife habitat; and effective management of our natural resources in the Philippines.

Job creation and speed up the economic recovery is another focus of this project.

Now let us say some of the factories in China and elsewhere would be relocated to the Philippines. We can legally label those products “Made In the USA” and ship it over here in the mainland USA not as an import but as domestic products.

Can you imagine the big, positive impact on the US economy the repossession and extreme makeover of the Philippine Islands will bring in terms of job creation and saving the Philippine environment at the same time?

See you in the next meeting.

Ned Macario
Lemuria
Ancora Imparo
IGA
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