Alfred Jordan

My Interests:

I am interested in making certain that we the people know how things work. We must get rid of the cob webs and labels that blind our vision, judgement and good sense.

Political Skills:

I write policy and build commerce structures for financial and social engineering in a properly ordered civil society. All of us must serve one another. We do not serve the corporate or political state. Those who ask for answers and solutions from these institutions rather than directing them end up as their servants; not their masters.

Favorite Quote:

Benjamin Franklin: "They who would give up an essential liberty for temporary security, deserve neither liberty or security"

About Me:

A society that thrives is transparent to everyone in it; without limitations. Society is defined first by individuals who create social units, industry and government. All social, commercial and government mechanisms must stand on equal footings.

Synthetic mechanisms of superiority, opaqueness and secrecy destroys society's foundation; thus ending its ability to continue and grow.

The basis of all societies is the composition of unique individuals. Identity is the sole source of individual and societal empowerment.

Identity, our uniqueness is our sole asset and upon which everything in society depends.

Loss of control of identity is the principle predictor of a society in retrograde; resulting in it being dissembled by its own device. All societies that attempt to subordinate the individual to society, fail.

Protection of individual sovereignty over self determines the vitality and viability of society.
Personal responsibility requires that every sentient individual must be vigilant to safe guard and secure:

1. the knowledge of who is collecting data on them.
2. the determination over personal data collection.
3. knowledge and control over every possible use the personal data may be put to.
4. unlimited access to correct personal data accuracy.
5. control over the duration personal identity data may be retained and used by third parties; including limitations for its withdrawal.
6. unlimited access to authenticate all personal data collected by any third party before its use.
7. unlimited personal ownership of personal data as its author including unlimited accent or denial of the sale of personal or corporate identification data.
8. the discretion to successfully prosecute any party who sells personal or corporate data for profit or any other unauthorized use.

Control of our personal identity and its uses contrasts civil society from anarchy. Loss of identity inevitably devolves into dictatorship, terror and war. Civilization is determined by sovereign identity. It is up to each of us choose our course.

Shall we trade our personal sovereignty for transient security? Shall we choose personal sovereign identity over tyranny?

What is your choice?