1312 Letters Sent To Trump

COMMENT: Marty, 1312 of us have sent letters to President Trump, each written individually, insisting that he meet with you. The first of us started getting the auto-pen standard response. But that has now slowed. A friend of mine is a Congressman, and he said, ” Make them individual and keep sending them, and you will get past the deep state gatekeepers. He said, “You know what you are talking about,” and he noted that you received a standing ovation when invited to Capitol Hill in 2011.

We know you would never take a position in government. However, you have far more experience in this field than anyone. Most importantly, you have the expertise that history has taught you and the only AI computer with a 40-year track record.

JT

Well, if you do send thousands, that’s how Washington works. Sending it to the president is probably the best way. Sending a letter to your local Congressman is ok. But sending a letter without identifying who you are is worthless. A form email with no identifying information or a letter from someone outside the district is often discarded or given zero weight unless you are Pfizer. At least this does not apply to the President since he represents everyone. The staff gatekeeper for someone in Congress only reports the count. All correspondence is sorted by issue and stance (for/against). Staffers then provide the member with a daily or weekly report with counts: e.g., “We received 35 calls against the new tariff bill and 12 in support.” Your Representative never sees the letter.

What you are doing is interesting. You have a 50/50 shot at this. I would be glad to meet with President Trump. I will try not to commit suicide on my way there. If it even happens!

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On another note, apparently, it has gotten out that I had a tumor removed from my back. It was not canerous. But it was not in the best of places.  It was removed as an outpatient. I refused to be put under, and I insisted on just a local. Interesting, you feel the snips and the tucks. It was deeper than they expected. Thus, you just grab the table. It was located in the middle of several vital muscles, and it will take up to 3 months for even the nerves to heal. I’m OK. My tour of duty here is not finished, I am told. However, this has led the lawyers to propose that I donate Socrates to a 501(c)(3) organization to protect the staff who maintain Socrates. This is very much their project and contribution to the world.

If we cannot pass something on for the next generation, except all of our debts (National Debt), then what is the purpose of life? If I died, the government could say Socrates is worth $10 or $20 billion or more, and if my family can’t pay the inheritance taxes, the government gets to seize it. I suppose everything takes place for a reason.