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habre los ojos.
Ope your eyes.
Saturday, December 12, 2015
Sunday, December 6, 2015
Sunday, December 06, 2015
Dear MR. Obama, President of the USA.
The
Congress of the USA, and fellow Presidential Candidates.
The
colony of Puerto Rico is facing a financial crisis. The government of this
island is screaming for salvation
from America.
DON’T DO IT.
We,
because I too am a 73-year-old US citizen of PR, have lied to you, stolen from
you, cheated and have miss spent the good will and money of the Great Country
of America. Our leaders are so ignorant about finances that they have borrow
money to pay the interest on the interest of borrowed money. I guess they
didn’t learn from Cash Flow 101.
From
our local Radio Celebrities “a la” – Alex Jones type, to the newspapers and
every other Puerto Rico investigative reporter, we the people, are fully aware
of the thievery, manipulation, payback and corruption that has been going on
since the early 50’s. Recently the FBI arrested and/or implicated 10 top
government officials and their cronies of malversation of funds. What took you
so long? Sixty years! What kind of responsibility have you exerted as owners of the colony? On July 4, 1950 the Congress granted PR autonomy through
Public Act 600 to draft a constitution, but they never checked back to make
sure it was executed as it should have been. We basically grew without
direction. And a big mess we have made.
There
is no such thing as fixing us with the current people
and government structure currently existing. Even the president of the largest
bank in Puerto Rico, Banco Popular, Richard Carrion, testified that we are
Broke.
I
am sure that if your young underage kids came home and asked you for a loan to buy AK-47
Assault Rifle, you would exercise good judgement and prudence and deny the
loan. But the sharks that have lent money to PR, knew full well that we were
headed for the abys and did not exercise the prudence to put a stop to our
crazy acts. They didn’t care. It is called GREED. And our idiotic legislators
spent money, that didn’t come from their
pockets, but from our pockets.
Therefore;
you need, on our behalf, to arrest and process ALL the legislator and loan
sharks that took us to the abys, just like in Iceland. There the crisis led to a severe economic
depression in 2008–2010 and significant political unrest.
The
selfish political leaders of Puerto Rico do not have the mind set nor the money
to fix this mess.
THIS IS HOW IT SHOULD BE FIXED.
It
is going to be embarrassing, humiliating, painful and difficult – but we need
to do a New Zealand type remake. (sort of).
1.
The president and
Congress need to immediately suspend the Constitution of Puerto Rico. (They
will scream. Spanking always hurts.)
2.
Remove all
political leaders.
3.
Install an
administrator (as governor)– till such time as things are fixed.
4.
Assign qualified,
educated and financially savvy people as temporary legislator and proceed to
fix, and/or eliminate obsolete laws.
5.
Get a team to
restructure ALL GOVERNMENT agencies. Including suspension of protective
obstructive labor laws and actions which drain the country finances.
6.
Arrange with the
different communications companies, AT&T etc., to provide phone and
internet coverage to every corner of the Island.
7.
Mandate that
every person (from a certain age up) have in their possession a smart phone.
Because all future monetary transactions will be done via the phone. The banks
can supply a simple type phone to the poorer class of people and charge
whatever to recuperate the investment.
8.
Eliminate
the underground economy the following way. The major problem of the Government
is the inability to collect funds (tax). However; if everyone shared equally in the payment of taxes to the
government, the individual burden on everyone would be reduced Therefore:
a. STOP the use of all transactions with Cash. Instead, all payments made and received should be via
electronic transactions or transfer. Google and others have made APPS that
allow the individual citizens to buy directly from other persons via the Smart
Phone. In that way everyone’s INCOME would be recorded in the BANK and an X% tax (say 15%) would be immediately
charged. Thereinafter all income that is paid to the workers via electronic
transaction, the income tax % can be immediately charged on the spot. At a
certain time, every day, all the banks would add up all the collected funds and
transfer it to the government entity that will be set up for that. Next day a
summary of transections can be available to anyone who wants it. This method
will eliminate the need for filing income tax returns at the end of the year.
This will also give immediate working capital to the government.
b. Except for numismatic and silver or gold coins, all persons
will be given a window in which to deposit ALL the cash they have – with no
questions asked.
c. The tax code should be trashed. Reporting should be
for income only. Eliminate all
deductions with NO exception.
The filing of current income tax requires an onus amount of effort and expense
to figure out what you can and can not deduce. Get rid of all the cheating with
one sweep.
d. Anyone found to be making any transaction in cash –
even 10 cents, will be subject to a strong fine, payable immediately or be
subject to a confiscation of the fine due. (details to be worked out). Jail /
house arrest – whatever, if unable to pay.
e. Even the drug runners will have to make their
transactions electronically. At this point we do not need to know who made what
from where. Just pay. Fix this later.
9.
Big problems to
economic growth is the bureaucracy that businesses must deal with. Therefore:
a. All businesses will stop any and ALL collection of
individual sales – no sales tax, but will submit the daily gross sales (not profit) and pay 5% tax.
b. The government will remove all port collection of
excise tax. This will allow for the quick and fast inbound movement of
merchandise.
c. A Task force will be set up to find all the
impediments that are interfering with commerce such as licensing, inspections
and use permits, with the goal of making business efficient and productive.
Right now it can take a year from the time of application, to the time of
commencing operations. It should be 5 days max.
10. Except for an extreme requirement, all and every kind
of tax will be removed. Only personal income and business gross income will pay
tax.
11. Money currently comes into different government
agencies independently. There should be only one income (and expense) portal
will exist for the payment to the government of everything. Example: All money
due to the Remaining municipalities (they will be reduced to 5) will be paid to
the portal. COFINA, AEE, AAA everybody. Hacienda must KNOW how much money is
really coming in – and payments will be made from the portal, and a daily or
weekly tracking should take place. In other words, an Income and expense and
cash flow report must be generated. (how often we will see). And every transaction
should be visible to everyone via computer. Transparency.
12. The GDB will be reviewed.
As the problems are fix and systems are made
functional and profitable, the administrator can begin to slowly give back
control to the local people.
Political
Status: PR should remain under
colonial status with its appointed
administrator, until such time as PR can accomplish a working system with ZERO
debt. At that time the people can express one of two status actions. Vote for
independence or Statehood. NO third option. Then you can decide what to do with
us.
Political
parties should be disbanded –
terminated. A system for individual candidates should be installed – such as in
Holland. All kinds of simple rules can be set up. But all candidates must pass
a written exam on the history etc., of Puerto Rico, be able to demonstrate
financial knowledge, and all must have graduated from a 4-year collage and have
a degree.
Many other government agency problems should be fixed
but are to extensive to go into in this initial suggestion for getting started.
BUT GETTING
STARTED WE MUST.
Obviously many of the things I have suggested here
could violate some constitutional rights. That is why you either suspend the
constitution – which you gave - or legislate around it so that you have a legal
basis for taking such DRASTIC action. The mind set must be changed, or you will
end up with a Frankenstein.
Lastly: While flying Governor Romero Barceló in my
airplane, I made a suggestion about fixing something in PR. He thought for a
while and said to me, “Terry, that is a fantastic Idea, but it would be
political suicide.”
When are we going to worry about the people and not
the survival of politicians?
Who am I.
My name is Terry F. Muniz Lluberas. I am the son of Lt.
Colonel Jose Antonio Muniz. Look up in Wikipedia. I am all over the Internet. I
am a Licensed Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine, X Airline Pilot, Instructor,
Aircraft Builder. X NSA Green Badge, X FEMA. Owned Various businesses. My sole
preoccupation is the Future of Puerto Rico. From Inside I see that it is going
to take some drastic doing in order to get this fixed. I hope that my
grandchildren will have a safe future here. Although I am 73, I am in good
health, I do rebounding and I will gladly assist any of you in whatever way I
can so as to get this going. I am fully aware of the repercussions I might
receive. I am ready.
I remain with all due respect, and hope you can take action.
Terry F. Muñiz
787-384-6664
https://www.facebook.com/TerryHealthandwellness (F)/spaceflyer1

Saturday, December 5, 2015
10 Mental Rules Fit Women Live By
Attitude plays a big part to whether you thrive with your fitness goals or you fail. Here are 10 mental rules that fit women follow that helps them continue being successful in their fitness journey.
1. Shut out the noise
Shut out the constant stream of negative thoughts that runs through your mind. That mental static is your biggest obstacle – learning to filter it by focusing on positive thinking is essential to your success.
2. Maximize inner motivation
To do this you need to be absolutely clear about why you want to get fit. Figure out what’s really important to you. Do you want to lower your blood pressure? Fit into a size two? Or do you just want to feel better? Motivation that lasts can’t come from an outside source—like your doctor or a loved one who wants you to slim down. It has to come from a personal, deep-rooted desire for change.
3. Cultivate grit
Grit is the resolve and passion required on a daily basis to pursue a long-term goal. To cultivate grit, you have to commit to consistency no matter what. A fit person wakes up every day knowing she will do whatever it takes to stay on track—whether that means getting up an hour earlier to make it to the gym before work or squeezing in a power walk at lunch. The secret is focusing on the thoughts that drive and inspire you. If it helps to remind yourself how good you’ll feel post workout, for example, do that. If it motivates you to daydream about your future toned tummy, do that. Concentrate on exactly what you want to achieve and make every day count.
4. Set specific goals and strategies
The more detailed your daily goals and plans, the better. An English study on women enrolled in a weight loss program asked half of their subjects to write down their strategies for managing temptation (for example, when sugar cravings strike, I will make a cup of tea). After two months, those women had lost twice as much weight as women in a control group, who did not write their strategies down.
5. Picture your success
Close your eyes and imagine your ideal body—both what it looks like from head to toe, and how it makes you feel. Then, go shopping – if you want that body, then buy clothes that would fit if you had it. And try them on every day until they fit!
6. Plan your meals, eliminate choices
Chocolate croissant or steel cut oats? Grilled salmon or a quesadilla? When you have to make these types of dietary decisions all day long, you may end up exhausting your willpower. Planning your meals in advance, however—even just one meal per day—can make it easier (and less stressful) to eat healthy.
7. Do not give yourself any outs
There are a few classics, like “If I don’t exercise at lunchtime, I’ll do it tonight” or “I’ll have ice cream today and get my diet back on track tomorrow.” Any sort of procrastination and deviation runs the risk of bumping you off course. Don’t give yourself an out, and stick to the path that leads to your goal.
8. It’s ok to give in sometimes
It’s inevitable that from time to time your healthy routine will get interrupted by forces outside your control, like when your partner proposes an impromptu date night right after you’ve bought salad ingredients. When that happens, try to go with the flow and enjoy yourself.
9. Believe it and become it
This rule is simple: If you believe you can be in amazing shape, then you’ll do things on a day-to-day basis to accomplish it. The problem is, many of us carry around defeating beliefs. When you recognize a negative thought (like, “I’m so uncoordinated”), ask yourself why you think that way. You may discover the criticism originally came from your parents, or your sibling, or a childhood buddy. Don’t give those outdated internal beliefs power. Just let them float away, like leaves that have fallen into a river (much easier to say and write it than done) You have control over your thoughts – they don’t have control over you.
10. Enjoy milestones, jump for joy
Celebrate milestones. If you don’t appreciate your successes along the way, you risk becoming emotionally numb, nonreactive.. But giving yourself regular (healthy!) rewards (like a massage, for example), provides a little “added oomph” to keep going and push yourself even harder in the long run.
Terry www.facebook.com/rebotologos
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