Part 1 - Mark Hamilton's TVP National Convention Speech

Mark Hamilton presents the 12 Visions Party platform, arguing that rational arguments no longer work on the public. TVP will appeal to people's desires for wealth while building policies on rational mechanisms, using the personal computer revolution as a model for broad prosperity.
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As you know, we are Building the 12 Visions party website.
And soon put upon that website will be the first historic national platform for the 12 Visions party, the TVP platform.
The TVP platform is dramatically different than any national platform before it. Let's take some time here to talk about this timeless and very different platform.
The country is sinking into a catastrophic era. Now, you know, I've written about this in the prime literature. I talked about the coming years ago. I talked about the coming real estate bubble bust, the subsequent economic collapse.
The pandemics, the runaway pandemics, the out of control pandemics that are yet to come, and of course, the problems with terrorism and nuclear proliferation, chemical and biological weapons.
And as I wrote about this catastrophic era in the prime literature.
I said that it was a race, a race between rationality and irrationality.
Now the problem.
Is that rationality, reason, logic, no longer resonate with the majority of people.
Decades of media brainwashing, educational indoctrination, and a mix of other problems, particularly the rising rule of man in America.
Have nullified the power of rationality, logic and reason.
Rationality just doesn't work anymore.
What moves the majority now is urges. Urges. That's right, primitive urges from the forces of nature. Now I've written about this in the prime literature about the forces of nature and about how 2 to 3,000 years ago, conscious man leapt beyond.
Nature, went to a dimension beyond nature, and how the forces of nature.
Wreak havoc.
On civilization, on conscious man. Man is a conscious animal, not an automatically reacting unconscious animal. So those automatic controls, those urges, the forces of nature, will devastate mankind.
Yet the majority of people today are controlled by those forces of nature. They're controlled by those primitive urges, for example, the urge for the path of least resistance.
In a structure of nature, the animal expends the least amount of energy for the maximum meal, for example, the maximizing food, for the least amount of effort spent. That path of least resistance still drives us today.
So the majority of people vote for the politicians who appeal most to those urges.
The result is inevitable. The result is socialism and the redistribution of wealth, which will quickly destroy civilization, which we're seeing today.
Now, let me pause here to say, because of my audience, because of my apprentices and mentors sitting here, the 300.
I am educating you.
But I would not talk like this if I were giving a political speech and I do not talk like this in the national platform. In today's world, arguing socialism versus capitalism.
No longer works because.
That requires educating people. That requires rationality, reason and logic. And those no longer work. That no longer works.
You see it today that the rational ideas of some groups or some commentators, or.
Certain political avenues, powerless, absolutely powerless to change this fall, this free fall into the catastrophic era.
The ruling class has successfully numbed people from rationality, reason and logic.
The ruling class has, over the decades, successfully reduced the voting majority.
To those urges, those easy to manipulate and easy to control urges.
Now, by recognizing that fact, we suddenly realize how educating the people is impotent.
Instead.
We must win this battle of the urges by appealing to. To those primitive urges.
Now, that doesn't mean that we're going to abandon rationality, reason and logic. In fact, rationality, reason and logic is that the reality is. Reality is what is. And that is why in the end, in the end, we can win this epic battle.
Here's why we can win. Our promises are not political rhetoric, otherwise known as failed promises. Our promises become fulfilled promises that difference, reality will increasingly shift the tide in our favor.
Yes, our promises will appeal to the same urges.
Those forces of nature controlling most people today. But here's the difference.
Let's first look at what politicians do. They appeal to the urges, the forces of nature, the urges that get something for nothing, the instant gratification. They appeal to those urges. How? Through illusions. And how do they build those illusions? Remember, in the prime literature, they use true facts, true facts out of context. So the unsuspecting gullible public hears those true facts.
And they're true. So how are they going to argue with those? So they build illusions using true facts, true facts out of context.
Now, the TVP, the 12 Visions party, is going to appeal to people's urges, those same instant gratification, get something for nothing urges.
And we're going to focus on those urges. But in the background, it's all based on reality, based on what's real, based on rationality. We're going to have reason and logic behind it, but it's just in the background, up front. We're going to drive on the urges, appealing to those urges. Look at the title of the TVP platform. The title is make all the People Wealthy, including the poor.
And throughout that platform, I say, I talk about becoming a millionaire without lifting a finger. How more can we appeal? Could one appeal to the primitive urges, the forces of nature, the path of least resistance, that get something for nothing, then become a millionaire without lifting a finger. Everybody, including the poor.
But here's the power in this approach. We appeal to the urges, but behind it all, it's real. Let's look at those.
I write about in the prime literature about the. Let's just go back to the computer personal computer revolution of the late 20th century and use that model. And how.
When the regulations are pulled back as they were in that particular industry, because it advanced so rapidly, the authorities didn't know how to get a handle on it. Look what happened. The geniuses of society moved forward so rapidly that the buying power increased hundreds of times over. So today one can purchase what just a few years ago only multi millionaires could purchase. As far as computer power is concerned.










