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NTP News Report - Part I THE MOST IMPORTANT MONEY/POWER DISCOVERY FOR THE INDIVIDUAL
SINCE THE INDUSTRIAL REVO LUTION AND THE RISE OF CAPITALISM F rank R. Wallace, Ph.D. - Interviewed by NTP Columnist Eric Savage "l 98 1
The discovery of an entire new ficldofk.nowlcdge has bce11 maoe by Dr. FranK R. Wallace*. a rormer Senior Research Chemist for E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. Since mi~ 1976. Dr. Wallace has worked to uncover a spectacular array of new techniques called Nee>-Tech. Those techniques allow ordinary people to prosper anywhere in the world - even during financial hard times. recession~ depression. inflation, economic collapse. war ... .l interviewed Or. Wallace at his home in sotHhem Nevada Below arc edited pOr1ions of the interview that explain his discovery:
NTP: Whal is Nco-Tech7 How can I benefit from i17 WALLACE: Neo-Tech is a new. scientific method for collect· ing unbeatable advantages. O"er the decades. all successful businessmen. entrepreneurs. professional people. salesmen. polidcians. gamblers. Don Juans have secretly searched (or shortcuts that require litcle skill but contain the effectiveness of the most advanced techniques. During the Neo-Tech Discovery. I identified those shoncuts. As I honed them together. they gelled into a new format that began genera1ing a whole new field or knowledge called Nco-Tech.
Neo-Tech has its roots in the constant financial pressures and incentives to develop the easiest, most profitable methods of gaining advantages. Neo-Tcch is 1he consummate evolution of achieving success and is what every successful person ul1imately seeks. Neo-Tech is a new knowledge that has nothing 1odo with positive thinking, religion, mysticism. or the occcuh. Once a person knows the money/power-ga1hering1echniquesof Neo-Tec:h. he can Stearuly profit from almost any situation involving the transfer of money or power.
Believe it or not. J first sensed Neo-Tech through poker- the money game. the international strategy game. Strange how a discovery so imponant as Neo-Tech started with something so restricted as poker. lndeed, poker is just one rather insignificant area involving the transrer of money in which a person can profit through Neo-Tech methods.
Subsequently, I pursued Neo-Tech beyond cards to uncover far greater advantages in compelitive situalions involving work, business, politics. and personal relationships, Neo-T«:h applies to all wiMing situations.
NTP: Can people really get rich by using Neo-Tech? Or is Neo-Tech like cheating . .. is Neo-Tech a metaphor for cardsharps. con anists. dishonest merchants. greedy politicians? WALLACE: To answer your first question: yes. people can get rich by using Neo-Tech. But is Nco-Tech lilce cheating or for con anists? Definitely nm. Cheating and con jobs are based on fraud, collusion, gall, hustling or swindling. Neo-Tech is completely honest and ethical. Moreover, Neo-Tech requires no special skill, devices. or nerve. Neo-Tech requires no risks or changes in life style. Neo-Tech is based on a new knowledge lhat generates profits and power.
And by the way, Neo-Tech has no link to text-book intel· ligence or wit: Dale Carnegie-like courses, How-To-Get-Power books; self-helJ>-type olTers: learning the ropes; knowing lhe tricks; getting the breaks; luck; being in <he right place at the right time: acting suave; dressing for success; socializing your way up; drinking or golfing with the big wheels; or mysticism. The Neo-Tech Discovery bypasses all the vague, amO<J)hous ideas of the past for gaining advantages. Those ideas and
previously promoted shonculS are really not shoncu<s that count - no< the shoncut.s that are responsible for the world's mosc powerful and successful people - OOI the really powerful shoncuts uncovered during the Neo-Tech Discovery - shon· cuts that later gelled into an uncxpcc(ed formal that generates arrays of new knowledge Iha I ordinary people can use .. . knowledge called Neo-Tech.
Indeed, Neo-Tech arises from lhe essence of all shrewd and easy winning. And cenainly. Neo-Tech will someday dominate most wiMing situations as it spreads into business and personal relationships .... But no. Mr. Savage. the Neo-Tech man is not in :tny way like a cheater. con man. or politician. NTP: Who exactly is lhe Neo-Tech man? WALLACE: Lei me begin by saying: Traditionally, lhe '"-orld's most successful people spent years secretly uncovering valid shoncu<s within their panicular fields . They became specialists in their fields by using !hose shoncuts 10 efliciendy con1tol people and key situations.
The Neo-Tech Discovery. on the Other hand, gathered all possible shoncuu into one crystallitcd unit that generates a plethora of highly practical. marltsman-lilce fonnats called NeoTech. Wilh those Neo-Tech formats. a person immediotely becomes an ex pen specialist not just in controlling one pasticular field. b~t in controlling all s ituations involving money and power.
So to answer your question: The Neo-Tech man is a man of quiet power - a person who cannot lose. He can control essentially any situation or anyone unk.nowledgeable about NeoTech .. man or woman.
NTP: Specifically, what does Neo-Tech mean 10 the ordjnary person'? WALLACE: Well. 10 be specific, lhe most potent shoncut.s prior 10 Neo-Tech were beyond lhe reach of ordinary people as only the money/power giants developed lhe combinations 10 unlock and use chose shoncuts. Moreover, those potent but customized or highly specialized shoncut.s in specific fields could not help most people even if they had access to those shoncuts. In addition. the nature of those potent shoncuts limited <he money/power giants 10 !heir particular fields. Still. beneath all 1hosc customited shoncuts lies genuine power. Neo-Tech nOl only captures that power but brings everything down 10 eanh and removes all limitations. That, in rum, yields still greater power that even the money/power giams were denied. More imponanlly. mos1 ordinary people can only llounder through lire unless they discover Neo-Tech.
Neo-Tech applies to everyone in all money, power and personal situations. By using Neo-Tech, the ordinary person for the first time has the combinations to unlock and use
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those potent shortcuts to grow into a money/power giant. But most importantly, he never has to wait - he never even has to become a money/ power gianc. He can immediately use Nee> Tech to gain unbeatable advantages ln his daily routine.
Never bt:fore have unbealable advanla_gu been available to the ordinary man. Indeed, 1he ordinary person can apply this new knowledge 10 any chogen exient - from becoming a world success to quiedy increasin& his income and prestige. The person who acquires th.is new knowkdge can execute complete control over h is life and command his destiny. NTP: You're saying a penon can use Nee> Tech to control his own ureas well as almost everyone else's life, coming or going. WALLACE: Tha1's rigl>1. Ne~ Tech iransfers money, power, and prestige from the uninformed to the infonned. Those informed can automatlcally take control of most situations involving money and power ranging from wi.Ming a lover to becoming exceptionally competent, io becomin.g a key empk>yee, to gaining substantial niscs. to predicting stock prices .. NTP: Wait a min.He! Nee> Tech can predjct stock prices? WALLACE: Yes, quile r<li•bly. NTP: How~ WALLACE: First a person must realize 1ha1 a company is worth no more or no less than its rree·markct price. A company's value - lts commo~stock price - is always detcnnined in the Jong lcrm by the ability of its management Executives
a.re hired by the stockholders for one reason only .. . to enhance the financial health o( their enterprise in order to increase profits and common-stock prices. The value or an executive is determined by the extent lhat he provides that service. And he can deliver that maximum value by usin& Nee> T K h. Indeed, the more an employee - from the hourly worker to the highest paid executive - uses Nee> T ech. the more successful he becomes. And the more managemen1 uJes Ne<> Tech •h• more that business will nourish and the more its stock price will increase. Thus, to predict stock prices, the Nto-Ttth fac1or is a deadly indicator and . . NTP: The Nee> Tech factor . . tha• could be really importan1 for many Wngs, couldn't it'? WALLACE: Indeed, it can make one increasingly prosperous. NTP: You mean a lot of people will get rich using the Neo-Te<:h fac1or? WALLACE: Yes. ii is lhe corning wave 10 prosperity. A 101 of people will become wcahhy . . and happy NTP: How quickly will Ne~ Tech sprucf! WALLACE: Na1urally. as people gain 1his knowledge. lhey will begin using its techniques because the)' are irresistibly easy, ye1 exlremely potent. Thus, as people find oul about Ne~ Tech it will au1oma1ically spread 1hrougl>ou1 1he world. ... Nee> Tech will become the most imponan.t discovery since the Industrial Revolution and the rise or capitalism.
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THE NEO-TECH DISCOVERY ~ 1981 by NTP
Ne<> Tech was unveiled in 1980 by Dr. Frank R. Wallace; his discovtry is 1ruly an unbu1able weapon. Neo. Tech is a new. all inclusive catalyst for profiling in essentially any money or power situalion.
As a ronner proressional poker player and author or the world's best-selling poker maraul. Dr. Wallace made the i:ni1ial steps coward discovering Nee> Tech through poker. ln 1976, while researching and writing an addendum about casino and club games for his best-selling Poker Manual, Frank Wallace used his world·known expertise 10 piece 1oge1her an unbealable. seemingly innocenl approach being used by ce:ruin professionals in high-ttake games. Wall ace was taking the first step toward the Nee> Tech Ditcovery.
Gradually, WaJlace and his two co-workers uncovered, one step at a time, I.he full power of Nee> Tech. which became evermore meaningflJI u they discovered whole new realms of much more powerful concepts than those used in cards. Those v1luable concepts applied to everyday situations - situations in which power makes an enonnous difference - in business. social situations, and all other competitive and personal situ1tions. Below are edited segments t4ken from Wallace's notes recorded during his research:
Or. Wallace's Confldenlial ~Otts
July 1976 I've discovered the never-before-revealed nature of elfonle$$ winning while playing poker. This discovery purges the raise nocions about winning in cards and eli.minates its mystical aura. While iden1ifying 1he origins of tha1 knowledge, I'm grasping it.s powerful nature. I reel an addicting power as I btgjn to do rhe seemingly impossible. With ease I can make maneuvers lo beat all opponenlS. The iechniques come from a new knowledge. ...I've named this knowledge, N~och~ating.
August 1976 Neocheating is somt:thing new - something exci1ing. The quickness with which I'm learning to acquire winning hands ror myselr overwhelms me. I reel uneasy about learning to win so efl'onlessly and quickly - all in a few days. With this le1hal knowledge, 1hinlt wha1 a person eould do 10 his op. ponenis in a miner of days.
Stpt<mb<r 1976 Neochcating can be executed in peace and without the knowledge or otheu. I' ve discovered effective maneuven for controlling every outcome of every situation. Neocheating is almost too easy and safe. yet it is the most potent form or wiMing. Indeed, lhe simpler and subtler lhe technique. the easier and safer and, therefore. the more efTeC1ive it is .... Neocheating renders all other cheating ploys so obsolete th11 such cheating is no longer an important threat. Anyone can quickly become a player who cannot lose. Indeed,
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through Neocheating. an average player can increase his advantage so grea1ly th11he can break most games 11 will. He can win fas1 - very fast - in poker. blackjack. bndae. and gin. He can acquire lar&e chunlcs of money, Sl,000, $10,000, or more in a singie day, repeatedly. But he avoids winning 100 fas1 by withhokling Neocheating·s full power in order to extract maximum, long.term money from opponents. He fears no opponent. He can impoverish anyone he chooses; and they' ll never know what hit them. I'm glad to be discovering Neochea1ing berore anyone else. Already I have the knowledge to quietly but even the most skilled and experienced opponents. This knowledge allows the ordinary player to cor.trol opponenlS at will.
October 1976 I've discovered easy ways to nullify moves made by opponents. I'm struck by the importance or understanding Neocheatina. I need that underswidina 10 prosper in situations involving money. Eager with anticipation, I sense th1t 1his new knowledge could be incredibly valuable beyond the card 1ables. Still I keep discovering more and more invisible tech.niques !hat deliver unbea1tble advantaJOS in poker, blacllJack, and other g1mes. But I'm thin.king more deeply of how even the concepts of poker when used through this new discovery apply no1 only 10 president! ar.d their wo<ld poli1ics bul to everyone, everywhere. I'm grasping how the concepts or Neocheating can be used both to gain large chunks of money
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and to gain power in business. government, and personal life. No•tmbtr I 976
With this knowled&•. what could a person do in the real world withOV\ the boundaries of a casd game! Who is the Neocheate~ He is an ordinary-appearing person who will soon rule the card tables and perhaps the world. A chill spreads over me. The closer uninfonned people observe a Neocheater, the more reassured they become. The real-workt Neocheater appears as a most lr\lstworthy penon. But he knows exactly how to win. He can bankrupt opponenu, yet instead, he creates advantages that remain unnoticeable to his opponents while delivering maximum long-range profits to himself. Quietly he applies his power in small strategic doses to gain steady yet unsuspicious advantages and profit.s while keeping everyone happy. Thus. the Neocheater is impossible co catch in the act and is hard to avoid. With his subtle yet unbeatable advantages, he can comfortably and legally control all aspects of life. Indeed. the Neocheater is so elfective that he obsoletes traditional realworld cheaters. Jn fact. the Ncocheater displays characteristics opposite 10 those of cheaters as my comparison chart is revealing:
CONTRASTING CHARACTERISTICS
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Causes suspM:ion wlOI chca1in1 moves - rears all oppoMt1ts
Worries chat his chc1uin1 will be .... Fears his tcUtate chatteccris1ics
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Their characteristics are opposites - the Neocheater is in complete control. But their differences go much further: Alert or knowledgeable people can usually detect cheating especiaUy in business and politics - unleu the cheater has acquired great skiU through year.s oflaborious practice and experience. Even then, the expert cheater rrusl execute each strategy perfectly, every time, putting him under 111eat pressure. Thus. if he makes one slip or one wron& moYC to get cau&h~ he becomes obviously guilty, leaving him to race the consequences. That fear of being caug,hthaW'IU mostdtcaten and overwhelms countless potential cheaters. By contrast, the Neocheater's techniques are invisible. So even if suspected, he can never be accused - his tactics ac tually eliminate suspicion. Indeed, he can always avoid the consequences because he can never be caught in any questionable act. ... The Neoeheater works in "'!axed harmony with his natural characteristics.
Dtctmber 1976 Because Neocheating is sosubcle,no one can ever prove a person is using it.s techniques. The Neocheater has the power 10 render others helpless, even wipe them out, but he wisely chooses ro use just enou&h of his power to give him unbeatable casino-like
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advantages in all endeavors. His Neocheating maneuvers arc so subclc that they can be executed with casual confidence. His hidden techniques let him win consistcnUy and comfortably - year aft.er year, decade after decade. Eventually, Neocheaters will quietly rule everywhere as revealed by my chart showing how a perion gains profit and powerfromNeochcating in the real world where advantages and power really count:
NEOCH EATING DELIVERS PROFITS AND POWER BY TEACHING
/ltCa,dt ~'!!'.'!!":'!'lnf•U.!"'_I~ How to become u unbcal•bl' winntr
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How 10 osily dtttct. tcj«ct.. °' belt chutcn (without •nr haulc) . .how 10 dt11roy chuwrs
How 10 quicltty wipe ou1 opp> ..... How to welcome Sood playcn and makt 1htm conu ibult to your wi~ nift,S
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How t0 prortt immtdia1cly throush sptcif11; businns accion' or pcrson•I relationships
How 10 g;1in Jong-11ngc 5tr11cci< lldvan11cu thll allow one to win in buslMn Of person•I situ•tions. ye11.aftcr ycu
How 10 matt lhc hid\f:sc posslblt JWofit in busl.ncH. How lo pin tJtc 1n&Xinntm Ddvan11ps in social or personal rcbtionshjps
How to tasity dttcCI. rtjtct.. or but di~ts(y h' bv5iMH « per· sonll rclation5hip$. .. how IO dismiss or en.sh ptoplic who harm you
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Ja1111ury 1977 Ncocheating in cards involves gaining easy money and power over opPonencs through techniques that meet 1wo cri1eria: ( 1) easy to execute, and (2) invisible or undetectable. Neocheating o"tside cards involves gaining easy advantages and power over others by meeting two similar criteria: ( 1) easy to execute, and (2) not vulnerable to detection or assailable as dishonest. Once those two criteria arc eslablished, Neocheating formal.$ can be established for almost any situation. With such formats, a person not only captures unbeatable advantages over othcn, butcommandsshoncut.s to profiu and power. I'm realizing how many of tho most wealthy, powcrflll, and admired people today consistently use Neocheating fonnats without ever realizing it - without ever being suspected. I call those people Master Neocheaters. They acquire extreme power and wealth. Such people include trusted heads of states, powerful political leaden, charismatic idols, famous religious leaders. certain pros-perous businessmen, international bankers, many of the be.st· known TV commentators, key journalists, influential editorial writers, Hollywood actors, many well-known authors, certain prestigious professors, many successful lawyers, highly visible environmentalists and consumer advocates, politically or socially oriented scientists - many of the most powerful people in lhe world. By the mid 80's, perhaps every ordinary person who becomes wealthy or powerful In any field will have used this discovery. . .. I've got to think about Neocheating a lot more deeply. New ways for ordinary people lo gain power and advantages are bombarding me faster than I can analyze them.
February 1977 Neocheating shasply reduces the time and elfort to profit consis
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tently. What is happening in cards today indicates what will happen in the real world comorrow. Within days after pining this knowledge, people can safely banluupt opponents - or slowly profit from them, week after week. People c:an eitract money and prestige Crom Illy wiMing situation .. . from any clfd game - £rom the easiest Friday-nigh! game to the toughesc professional game. Likewiae, people can benefit rrom financial endeavors - rrom dealing with the boss to the biggcat oil deal. People can also benefit from any relationship - from pining rcsp<et of peers to Inducing love rrom a putner. Yee no one suspecxs the Neocheater. The application ofNeochealing to everyday financial and per· sonal relationship$ is becoming increasingly real. In fact, Neocheatingcan be used in any confrontation involving two or more people. And anyone who crosses the Neocheater's palh is in potential danger. The Neochealer can financially and emotionally control whomever he desires. The strength and dimensions ot Neoehcating wilh its infinite applications reach tar beyond my previous thooights and imagination.
Marrh 1977 I feel an accelerating pull tDwards power as I continuaUy discover new ways that anyone can efTecrively apply this new knowledge to any winning situation - in business, politics, gaming, personal and social life. But I am sensing dilrerenl types or shortcuts never known to me befbre - shortcuts that never could have been perceived will1out having fint idencified lllld understood the Neochcating shortcuts. Yet these new shortcuts are totally different than !hose otNeochea1ing- they are actually the antilhesis or Neocheating. In fact, these new shortcuts lake I form ail their own . . . a form previously unknown to man.
April 1977 I keep thinking over and OYer how discovering lhese new teeh· niquesor shortcuts fint r.quired undentandingthen completely inverting !he Neocheating principles to reveal the g101t0$t power possible to man - to reveal the real shoncuts to a suceessllll and prosperous life . ... No wondor the ideas oflhe past and previously promoced shortcuts never could reveal the real secrets to success - lhe real shortcuts.
These shortcuts have creater power than l ever thought possible: power dramatically true to man's nature - consummate power that is far 11eater than possessed by any Neocheacer, even any Master Neocheater .. . synergistic power that has made History's most suceessllll few. And all otthcse new tech· niques and shortcuts are completely honest while ironically requiring IO$s skill and elrort than the Neocheating techniques. This new discovery compresses al these new shortcuts In every possible area into one urUfied fonn.al This ain&Je unit is generating a whole new field orknowledge that will let notonlypowerl\11 people but any ordlnary person lalce eon1rol - awesome control - over every money, power. and personal situation. This could be lhe most dramatic discovery or our time .... rve named this discovery - this new knowledge - Nto-Ttch.
Mav 1977 I am now realizingtlia1Neo-Tech is the most dramatic discovery or our time. Never before did ordinary people have access to the shortcuts previously available to !he world's most powerl\11 people. But now those shortcuts can become availabletoevery· one who leams or Neo-Tech. And much more than that, this discover)'. unifies those previously exclusive shortcuts into a single unil thal keeps generating Neo-Tech - keeps gencracing brand-new knowledge. That new knowledge lets anyone, from the world's money giants to ordinary people, gain unstoppable advantages not only in the blghest powered situations but in everyday, routine situations confronted by everyone. Neo-Tech has no limitations. Anyone knowledgeable about Neo-Tech can prosper ror the rest of his life.
Dtctmber 1980 Alter tour years of .-.search and writing, I've come to realize that Neo-Tech power is permanent and once acquired can never be lost to anyone. NeoTech obsoletes exlemal authoricy and renders Neochealcrs impotent With Neo-Tech, anyone can become the person he's always dreamed or -· the person he was meant to be.
January 1981 I'm leamina the full meaningorNeo-Tech power: All will yield to the Neo-Teeb man. ... Truly 11eat days are coming.
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. . . Recently, Dr Frank R. Waltace and his ce>-wort.crs completed a fivc·yur rcsorch ptO&fam on Neo-Tech and ptepated a comprci.tn1ivc. hal(·mil ion word
lnrormation Pad:ace 1h11 rulty reveals: all racets of 1he N'°'" Tedi OiKOvcry. That lnf'ormatiofi P»cb1c rcdlJCts tht techniques of Nco-Tech Into powtrfuf tJ.J1 sul'pfis l11&fy euy l'onnau tlu.1 &n)'Ont CH tltCUIC in 1Jmo.t any situ11ioft.
The publlc CM ftOWacquirc thccomplct&6ll·PtCC Nco-Tcch lttformation P•ck11c (CH bccontic\J unbu1abtc in almost :aaycompcdcive Of MOtlty/powtr sicu11;on. 8o1hNco. T cct. I and II describe C\'t'Y skp aM every sicuaaion S.detail with o--cr 200 cooeepu.. Manyconcqitsarc ,.:companiied wkhhow-10, rta~li(csiluattons.And acfli conctpc is in a crisp. sclf-contalntd cons~•Mnpsuk so 1h.M any rcadttclftustNC()o TcchPowcrtofil!t his own wants andneeds -bc&IMina•ithConcept I-:wS.i.o.t1 hlviftllorud throu&h lht efltite pacbJe. Also aquid:·(lftd induolovcr ont·lhotlstrd sub;tttt lco lhc rudtr1o•tr1ith1 tOlbc con«ptS tllM •PPIY OIO$l IO hts imnrttdi1t• ntcds.
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ADDENDUM TO THE NTP NEWS REPORT - ADDmONAL INFORMA TTON ABOUT THE NEO·TECH DISCOVERY by M•k Hnilton. E6i1or 0 1982
Ourin1 Eric S11v1ge·s in1ef'Yiew with Dr. Ftank R. Wall.cit.Olb.erimponantqutteioruaMi 2111wcrsaboul chc subclc rpowas ofN«>-Ttc:hw~ recordtdnur lhc end of'lht iMCl"llicw. But bcct!Ujc or Nt1> T cch's dramatic power to cruM:: quidt advutaaies. I omimd the latter pan of 1hu intcrriew from I.ht NTP News Report. Th«!. (fu1in1 subsequent wceb, I realized my mhtak.e~ N~ Tcch's subclcr powcn and veat pcnonal value:s wilt over the ~nc-icrm. be cqHlly u valu1bl& H the immediate rvsb of' money and powcrad•an1aacs so cuily anilablc from the N10-T«h 1cc.Mlques as rtvuled in Ill• or1Pial NTP Ripon. Also. 1evoaN:d is lh• dramatic conhaM of the- shortans to proliu ;1lld power acbicved thfoush d!slllonut Ncochutint vttSUS U.. unilOp~btc prol'fu and power achieved through honesc Neo-Tcch.
Thueforc. I'm providing the rcn ot Mr. S..vap:'s intcl"'icw:
NlP: Beyond 1he lmmedhi1c nnand.al advan111cs and quick prolits a,·1il1blc from Neo-Tcch, how wlll lhc Net> Tech Discovery atrec1 you and me in the ruJ wotld ... in socfitty'! WALLACE: Neo-Ttch m«ts the criteria: easy and a re - bUI powerful. Theutor., Nee-Tech wiU il'lcreuin&b' be used in •• areas by m«e and rn<WC people. And the lfves oflhosc peopk will 1J10W richer. Ofthos.c. some will choosc.10 use Nco-Techconccpts •o pin enormous power and wealth. 8u1 equally lmponant., people blowtcd1c1ble oCNco-Tcch c.nnot be drained by Ncoctiu1cn. The ordinary man. no m1uer how low ori Ute powu sea.le. CUI teYCrse the shualion. With Neo-Teth, hcnn Ul:c •w•y ~ pow'arrrom llw Ntochc:•tert who have drained him II his 9it't. Tlt'1 is uttemdy imponut s ince 1he most powerl'ul uttmal aulhoritiits today e1uatt money ind power from Uw: masses of untnowlcdaeabk: people by NeocbeaUnc. FOC' uamplc, csse:Mi1lly eve.ry tnditionally wsud politlrian hu for yurs &lea.Md power by Ntochutin& \he uninfOnncd pubtk willOIH fcu of bcin.a. causht. withou1 JUspicion. lndc.ed,1otheutentheissuc~ful is 1he uten1 he uses Neoche11ina. Consider how many of the most sue« Ml poUticisns have Cor rnn ovtrly replated, r:ontrolltd. aM tutd the publ;t; - Mve ncochcated the publ;c - for personal Po""._r. Th~r ~ploys hrte cfeated S\ICh ajunglcolrc&u.lalions, inc:mcie.ncies • .and ms tape u 10 husk busy individuals, cripple crutfve s cicn1isu-, and prcvtAt pri'l'llC cntuprisc (rom ft.Uy dcvdoplns th•lr productive ud tt:chnolosiul capacitiff. Th.at atTopwi au\horil)' not on1)' diminishu e-.·ei')'onc:·s spirll, bu1 diminishes •Ver)'Ot\e's S1*1ldatd or j;vin, and •vc-n pm<Uts the devcklpment otcuru rordbe•MS such as cancer. MoJe &npOrlantly. l'fSC-atch Oii bioloPcal inwnon•li.I)' ••. NTP! Wad .a minuce. Ptt"Ven1ing cu.res for cancel'? How can Uut be 10'? WA LUCE: Lu me rcbu a ptl1on.&I experience: .'4.s a scientist at Du P011t, I wu involved ll\ res.urd1 lh.at olTCftd a unique approach ~the trelltMn,ofdls.easu. One potential a.pptoach Involved lhe devck>pment o( CJrtrtmely ffne (tbcrs imprcsrt.aud with~wf)' relnsinJ dnlt:t. I( such fibers were i.Uecied arouNS nncu cumon, ror example. 1he srowth of 1hosc enc.scd tWftOQ ,_ft,1'11 be rcurded or stopped - 10 lay harm-1cnly domwu Ya their mu-made eomns rcwevet. But FDA "sc:lentists" and ~hct buuaucfatk Ncoc'heueu uylna to tnhancc 1lilcir job5 aad atca.n Pf'tsdac tiUed that and many ocher ptOtnisinJ ruearch pr0Sec1s with Umc-conJUmins. prohibitively upeuin , seltscrvin1 ,egul.ationi. NTP: You know, "'60 Min\lttt'' tt<:<t1tly duh with '°mething like thal. And I beat a.boUI that kind oflltin& more &net more these days. How can it b& s1oppe:d! WALLACE~ Todty, as Neo-Tecll spreads, pcopla in sicadtly incrcasin1 numben wll be .abtc: 10-, (or I.he tint time, •¥Oid the hannl\il ploys ot those: u.tomaJ .authoriUos. A1 the publie becomes inronntd ol Neo-Tccll, lhcy will be abte 10 ~dfy and circwnvct1c chose mas cu Ncochuters who have pnviou:sty drained I.hem, Now. ordinary p«>ple wOI tt. .abl• to tm their own pocktis w;lh prOlits fa~r!.h.an linU& thepocbu of the Nc:ochcatcrt. Politicl.ans and othct ;1Ulhoritit:S will bt Yia-c:a.singl)' undcrsiood by lbt publtc H mote and more people lum about N~ Tech. I have a 'hll11N1 ckmonmttcs how most people hav• unknawfngly let their Jives ~ drained by thosa external authcrlics. This iNormalk>n also ahow-1 how the informed wilt fin1ncially and cr•odonaUy bcnc:fh by breakina rrte or those master Neochuten. Indeed. everyone inrormed o( Nco-Tt¢lt wlll have !he: tools"°' only to break r1ec bul to protil from lhc decline of CJ>tunal authOrity. FurtbcmKn, chis inl'onnLion shows u:ac1ly how the avtr.a1e person can tum into t N~ Tech m-. •. a tnan ..vho cu •cquire far gl'tater tdvan1a~s thM any Neo-
chum - even 111 master Nt0ehta.tcr. NTP: Yourchartu1teovcrs1hingsl •as Mver.aware o(. It's bad ft'IOU,P that tlrlosc Neocheatm conoc:al thcir ripped-oil' power. but ir.'s rotten how 1hcy'rc: doinsit b)' duiniftl me. )'Ott, and everyone else ... I.hose butards. Do you sec we're lht onc.s wh('J re.aGy count ••• WALLACE: Th11·s risht. We're lhc ones w
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ho hOkl &he' poWer on !his planet. But lib you. most people have 11ever been tware of that. Now. with Nco. T«h you can uul~ COfllrol your Ji(e.. That's why the Nco. chutus never kid us lhc:ir secret. b«1Usc we w11&1l6 1akc a..,ay thcir power that is ris)itl\tlly OU.I'S. Yo-, like enryone el$e could ncvc.r re.ally know 1he ! Nth behind estcmil au1horit iu wilhoUl undcr$1andina Neo. T«h. The actiont oC tuch uum.al a\ltM>rlUu usually depend on Nt0thca11ft1 - on undetectable routes to ..S)' money ot pc:JW'tr al lhc expense of Olhtrs. Ulte lhc Neochu1er I• C3rds, the u1efll3l authorities .are conrtic1en1 and relaxed; they control thc\r surroundinp: !My work in barmCH\y "'ilb their naturtl charactcristicr. and they b\ow lhcy can neYCrbc ca\IJl'lt. Fvrtlierrnore. 1hc)' s.ttming)y btncr• their viclims by pvmc them pld411Clt. 1eadcrstip. ~doctrines 10 i>flo.,. - nu.kiri& Uiose \•lctWns usy to con1ro1. fonunatcly, howtvcr. p.ibUcly ttvulln1Nc1> Tech exposes W N'cochcatc(s e.sS<ef'lct.. Thtt COi.itd tc:.ad 10 IM CVtntual dcm.i$c of ex<un.at aulhoril)', ... No k>npr need you be denied wti• is ri&hdully )'O'tts.
In.deed. today, you as 1hc Nto-T«h man never a&ain hive .a feel hc""'ss. You nevu a,ain have 10 depend on anyOncor atiyl.hin&olthe pan You cu1 tAlcran.ew world tnd control your own fbturc. You can become a Oark Kent - a quicl supcmiu.. You can S*in lbt re.al power - 1hc real 1dvanta1e1 and proRu ttr11 (•w tver kncwtxisted. NTP: Now ( tnow why Ole Nee-Tech Discovery wlll immedi•ely ... WALLACE: Also. consider anOther bcndt ofundc,.. standin& Nco. Tedi: 1hc stoppI"O(lhc pain and hann caused by certain everyday acqu.aiMance1 suaig,hl up k> dlc aUlho'ritarilll bwcaucra.u who SUl'TOUAd everyone in .imos1 every .area ot life. Nto-Ttch can abNpcJy SIOp 11\t pain 1nd hann c.auud by be in& bt.ace11 11 cards. cheated ot e.xptoiltd by one's spouse, manipulated by parents. duincd by bosses. CYPptd by machuits, in· timidai:ed b)' pushy or mOftid people, mi~cd by proru.stonal people. stunted by diihoncs.t and incompetent cducaiors, ustd by fritnds. abused by suanct:rs:. IOuled up b)' buruucr.au, Fooled by mystics. and hi.In by pemmcn1.
Nto-Tcch un lf\IJy pu1 an end IO all !hose huns and cimlnishmenu Wl have COllStantly keP" Y0411 from becomina the person you've atways dreamed o( - the pt.non )'011 wue mutll to be.
And I.here ar• ocher sido bcncfils. For exar.ple, when ..-jc:wins nc:twort TV with I.he knowledfe ol Neo. Tcch. a person becomes ac1.11c\)' aware or~ sacMly sueam or powetf\11 Ncochemrs - TV conim.en1ators, n.ws tditors. sociolo&i:Jts, polllkians. educators, nutri· tion.iscs. raddisu. mystkal curvs. and rcff&icus prose.I)'· tilers - who constantly a•IR acf\oanuga front lhcif followers in counllcss subtle ways .. Nco-Te.d1 concepts a.low people to ide1uify and miU~y Noochcatcn who drain cvceyon.c't life dlily.
Wilh \he coRCCptS or Neo-Ttch, a person nuHiflct Lh0$C Neoclleucrs while iraruJctTin& their power rtoM thc1111'°Nmsd. HenolongernccdstobowK>ori6o1iu I.be man-on-di•hil.l Nco-Tech allows people 10 be p-oud ofthcmsctvu.. Wi1h Nco-Tech. a ptrtOn k.nowt with tiearlcss righlcou.snus 1hat he. himsclr, is the tnosl Wlportul pcrsoo- .and everyone wi11 kl\O'llr it. NTP: Can you rcsur1tc what you'tt sa)'in& to bin& me backlO&.arth~
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WALLACE: The Nco-Tcch COl'CtptS arc: prac1kal IOCJIS ror Pfol'.CS and el'Ucial tools ror lhlnldna. NeoTecb really puts one OD the rig.ht track. No lon1cr do people h.avc to sufTcr in silcnl: (Nstt.ation ..,11chin1 their lives .and ckc.ttns be quietly drained away. NTP: Ya. Who lusn't fdl 1ha1 discana. lonely ndnes.s ... WALLACE: The Nco-Tech c:onccpu are ainong lhe most poweri.ll 1hinkin1 tools for profits; lhl'y ~re Ulc cuulns ed&c for prosp«i1y_.ror md.illJ tt.lli$1k drt:at11s come tnit. Neoo-Tedi can rekindle 1hoM spvks llritt n;cbrcd out Iona aio.
NTh Is: .all th•t really lnle? I mean. docs 111 lhai rc:.aily apply IO us - 10 \IS wbo WOfk (Of 1 llving~ WALLACE: You .&r• the S,OOd. the innocent. the powerful. You .are the Cllrk Kc:fttl. Tiie: d•Y$ ate over ol>'C'ltbeinadeftaudt:d ofwcahh. pleasvre, and happi· ncss. The d.ys ar• O'l'u of b«ins vktimlud by 1bt pohic:ians,mysiics. and psucdo iMCMce:wals. In yo'" innocence. you ha\·e rinowinaJy btc:n drained bY Ncochcalers. Now." IHI, you cu bruit rrce and lake what 1U produc:llve human bcinp rigN.Mly cam but ieldomt.ake ••• a pilllluslift~comrort.pleuurt. and wealth. Bui even more, you c.an now b«omt tht NeoTcch m111 and command your own ti.lhlfc.
NTP: Thu·s pretty prof0un6. I'll have to rjve th1t somcdccplhou.&ht. WALLACE: You .shoekl. Fat 0-= more one lhil'lls about Neo-Tcch. •M mor• be will prof• £rorn it. NTP: What ifl wanttoprofi1 ~ andmorc!Whltit I act a li11'8 pucty'? Wh11 ifl ~t 1ob«Omc11le "'2ft.
oo-•he·Mll now - lhrouahNeoo-Tech! WALLACE: Look at 1he chart again. Conuary to what most seem to btfic .. ·c. 1he hil)'tcs1 ptelits of Neo. Tech come not rrom dutroy;,., advanuses ofolhcn. .ahboush anyone nn do 1h•1 wiLh Neochuting to &.&In uemendous pgwer and P'OfilS. But tbc bl&hest profits come from creati1t1 honest advanutcs ~t oncstff. tndced, co any cbosien txttl\l. you can apply Nt<>-Tt'Ch to pm.anally a•n bocb immediate and k>n1°u.nc.e ad· v.anuaes in busJnen. pcnonal life, andsoel•I shu.11ions
. the .appliutionso<Nco-Tecb arc endku. Bxk1o)"O'lrqucsUon aboutbtoom&l&a linlc gr«dy.
As 1hc 1Irs1 step. anyone: can irnrnedi.ately profit by collect in& lhc Nc:ochutin& advuU&f:S •Yaifabk ift all)' wfMlnl siNa1ion. Moreowcr. an)'OM can uw N•othe.&li"I to COJlllOI other pcOple - c:oM.IOI even lhc sharpnt,. most·alert people. Muter Neocheaters vse undctectabk 1cd1niquu IO g•ln rnuimwn advuuap rrom every siiualiofl to acquire. utmne power and wealth. And &n)'Onc ell\ use Neoc:hcadn110 pin ea.sy advan1:11cs or profits 10 any chosen decree. Bu' who nuds th al! The Neochcater. ytt. he c.an easily do all of lhai. But the Neo-Tochman ... he netd:s ftOflC o/ll'lat. For bim, Nc<dlca1in1 is limitit.1 and obsolete.
Jun acquirins 1he tnowlod&C of Ne1> Tech will show )O.I how to rcaelt your aoals qlrick1y and eNity. You wiQ experience a mountillt &enM of powe.r and u:cilemcnt wtiile leamtnc ~ Neo-Tech.. Indeed throulh the Nco-T«h Discovery, you &oO can achtcvc 11eal sartnO}I in )'(Mir caner or fie kl ol lntaut by bccomift& a quiet Neo-Tccb Man. In adct:lion. ycu will foftve:r be. immune to Neochcatcrs ... Immune co most hannfol Mtuations. And. or COWtc.. it you tVt:r decide to pl•y cards seriousl)', y~ could fcave any a1mc .a consit1cn1 kucr. 1equirc the Nto-Tcch lali:mnllion, and rctum ncvcrtolosc:apin. NTP: Wlflnin& a rort\ll'IC 1t cards seenu ao insisnilican1 now compared 10 whM OM on really do with Ntc> Ted>. WALLACE: Mt. Sav*Je, you're on the wry 10 bc~Olftin& .a Neo-Tech man.
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- A Postscript From Eric Savage -Person•I Proliu - Mine
Allhough I spent several hours interviewing Dr. Wallace about Ne<>-Tech. I failed to realite the pro(ound benefits and major prolils available from Neo--Tech until actually rec::civing the Information Packages. While opening 1he cover o( The Neo-Tech Oiscovery(volume I). a reeling came over me 1hat I was embarking on a journey frc::m which I would never re.rum. I felt my life changing on reading the ficst concept. And each subsequent concept dehvered new advantages I never knew existed. I could see mentally tht new benefi1s from this new knowledge . . how I could integrate each new benefit into my daily life 10 profi1 (rom anything I do.
T hree weeks later, on closing 1hc cover or Neo-Tech II. I knew how to capture advantages from almost any situation. I had discovered a new world in which power always flowed 10
me. ..Today. I control my life and surroundings. My earning c•p•cil)• 1s now limitless. allowinc rm to guilllessly take from li(e whatever beneii1s me. MOJeover. I now have 1 growing power that can never bt lost or taken from me - a power earned while Sludying Neo-Tech.
Admi1t(dly. I was unprepared for the array or advantages that Nco-Tech provides. Even after spending several hours with Dr. Wallace discussing Neo-Tech, [was still unprepared (or <he lnforma1ion Package. Sowha1 about <hose people being newly exposed to Neo-Tcch w1thou1 my adv11ntage of having firs1 talked to Dr. Wallace? How will 1hey handle the sudden advantages thrust on t hem~ .. Afier recovenng from 1he initial shock (and everyone will be shocked over the powerful advan· tages so readily available h.> them). those who study Neer Tech will embuk on a one-way joumey 10 limille.ss opportunities, advantages. 1nd personal profits.
Penonel Profits - Others
Whh Neo-Tech, I lind myself among an exclusove bu• rapidly growinc croup of people who are discovering a new prosperity ind collecung major profits through Neo-Tech. The fastest vowing files at NTP are those being filled with reports from readm describing <he personal benefi<s that Nco-Tech is delivering. Some of those reports received in the past 2 months have been culled and summanted below:
(Excerpts from Recent Letters) "The most valuable work I have ever read, and the best
investment I have ever made.·· LW .. California. ··1 neverwoukl have believed. until I read Neo-T ech. that so much was going on of which I was unaware." D M .. Cahfomia. "At the core or Neo-Tech is the clear delineation between winners and losers. And it saddens me to observe how many people lose when 1t u 111 so unnecessary." M.V .. Wisconsin: ·'The purchase price of
CJ Beth .:loah~r\d v°'urnu 'S87 .JO ._ $2 .&J shlpptna u~·•lf•bk '°'up io JO dly.1 lll'llh 1h" (OUPGf\I
Neo-Tech has been returned to me literally thousands of times.·· H.T .. Texas: " My buS<ness has almost doubled in 1his short ume. h's amazing!" J.D. Texas: "I have found your work priceless. It opens a new world for me ·· P.S .. Califom1a;"Made clear why people can be controlled. Realite how I've been cheated and deceived in all ate.as of my lire An awakening, a new life. Or. Wallace has crea1ed the Information to shape my future." 8.K .. Ken1ucky; "Neo-Tech set me free to become <he produchve, guall- free individual who was always wi1hin me." C.L .. Vir&1n1a: " Totally stunned. Many limes I w:1nced to surrender to my destiny. Neo-Tech has changed all that." R.S .. Calif0mia: "For over SO years of search. only Neo-Tech has g1ven a clear and definitive answer." R.S .. Illinois: ··Neo-Tech is absolu1ely essential ror awakening us (tom the mesmeric m1nipul1ting power of 1he Neochcaters." l.C . Oregon; ''NeoTech will be my pecsonal guidance 1hrou1hout my life." D Z .. New Y0tk: ''Used wi th outstanding success in doing business." F G • Califom11: "G11ned so much 1n such a short penod or time." G. K., Illinois; "After Nco-Tech. I'll never be 1he same. You bet I'm en1husias1ic."' A.S .. Cali(omia: "Reversed my beliefs. Will cte.ally arfcct my fu1ure accions." E.G .. West Virginia;" Business and interpersonal concepts are invaluable.·· S.H .. California: "Until Neo-Tech. l was never free from life's diminishing forces." T.M .. Illinois:: "M1uterful job or unmasking the Neoche1uers' control over 1he masses:· F .S .. Tennessee: .. Frees man and puts the ancient ministers to rest.'' N.P .. Canada: "Most valuable lessons ever leamed." K.P .. Texas: "Of all 1hc millions of pages . Neo-Tech is <he"'°" comprehcndible." H.M .. Kansas: "Thanks to Neo-Tech. l've made a tremendous tumabc-ut and progress.'' K.S. Caliromia: " E"·ery 1duJtand 1eenagerin 1heworldshould read ~co-Tech.·· G. W .. Texas: " Wi1h Neo-Tcch, people can finally develop to <he fullest.'' f .S .. Tennessee: " Profound benefits to indivi· duals" E.O, Colorado: " Neo-Tech 11ugh< m< 1he moSI val· uabfc lesson I've ever learned. I am literally in :1we of Or. Wallace for what he has done.'" P.C .. Texas.
I remembered Or. Wallacc'schans. Now, wnh the Neo-Tech knowledge in my possession. I could make my own chart expressing my new power - a power far superior to that of Neocheaters:
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THE VOLUNTARYISTS: The Voluntaryists are libertarians who have organized to promote non-political strategies to achieve a free society. We reject electoral politics, in theory and in practice, as incompatible with libertarian principles. Governments must c loak their actions in an aura of moral legitimacy in order to sustain their power, and political methods invariably strengthen that leg itimacy. Voluntaryi sts seek instead to delegitimize the State through education, and we advocate withdrawal of the cooperation and tacit consent on whi ch State power ultimately depends.
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SPEAKERS
Thomas S. Szasz, M.D. is a Professor of Psychiatry at the Upstate Medical Center at Syracuse, New York, and is well-known for his prol ific writings on the subjects of psychiatry, involuntary mental hospitalization, drug laws, and suicide. Dr. Szasz is acknowledged throughou t the Western world to be the leading intellec· tual figure in the never-ending campaign against involuntary mental commitment, psychiatric abuse and the " therapeutic state". His many books include The Myth of Mental Illness; Law, Liberty and Psychiatry; the Manufacture of Madness; Ceremonial Chemistry; Karl
T. Szosz
Kraus and the Soul·Doctors; Schizophrenia; Psychiatric Slavery; The Myth of Psychotherapy; Ideology and Insanity; Psychiatric Justice; The Second Sin; Heresies; and Sex by Prescription. Dr. Szasz is a contributing editor of Reason.
Nathaniel Branden. Ph.D .. psychologist psychotherapist, author, and teacher, and a former close associate of the late Ayn Rand, is a pioneer in the field of self·esteem, personal transformation, and man/woman relationships. His series of weekend workshops-"Self·Esteem and the Art of Being", "Self-Esteem and Romantic Relationships ' ', and "Se l f· Esteem and Transformation" -translate his theories and teachings into practical, experimental, participatory programs. Branden's books include The Psychology of Romantic Love, The Psychology of Self·Esteem, Breaking Free,
N. Branden
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and The Disowned Self. His current work, The Romantic Love Question & Answer Book, was co-authored with his wife, E. Devers Branden. E. Devers Branden is a researcher at The Biocentric Institute and teacher of personal growth and self-actualization as well as a group leader for the lnst itute's Intensive Workshop wi th psychologist Nathaniel Branden.
Douglas Casey is the author of the number 1 national bestseller and longest selling f inancial book in history, Crisis Investing. His most recent book, Strategic In· vesting, has already hit the bestseller list. He has also authored The International Man and started work on a novel to be called Secret. He speaks regularly at invest· ment seminars and has made many appearances on na· tional te levision, including Donahue, David Susskind, David Letterman, Merv Griffin, and NBC News. He pro-duces a monthly newsletter entitled Investing in Crisis, o. Cosey
is president of Casey Group Incorporated and Interna-tional Fund Management, and is senior consulting editor to Personal Finance Letter.
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B B. Branden
0. Friedman
J. Hospers
J. Hummel
P.. Lefevre
J. Matonls
OTHER SPEAKERS
Tom Bartman is the president of the Los Angeles City Board of Education. He served as a member of the professional staff of the Hudson Institute in New York from 1966 to 1969, and is an attorney in private practice. Barbara Branden is the author of the forthcoming biography The Passion of Ayn Rand, and hold a Masters Degree in Philosophy from New York University. David Friedman is a Visiting Assistant Professor of Economics at UCLA and author of The Machinery of Freedom. He holds a Ph.D in Physics. John Hospers is a professor of philosophy at USC and a former Fulbright scholar at the University of London. Hospers ran for United States President in 1972 on the Libertarian Party ticket and is the author of 11 books on philosophy including Understanding the Arts and Will Capitalism Survive? Gary Hudson has been a highly active participant in the space industrialization field for the last 12 years. His book, entitled Beyond Earth: A Personal View of space Civilization is in progress. He has been a contractor to the NASA Marshall space Flight Center and the Japanese Space Agency. Jeffrey Rogers Hummel is a contributing editor of Free Texas and Caliber. Hummel is a Ph.D. candidate in History at the University Texas, and a former tank platoon commander in the U.S. Army. P.obert LeFevre is the founder of the Freedom School in Colorado Springs and author of This Bread is Mine, Lift Her Up Tenderly and The Nature of Man and His Govenment. John Joseph Motonis, attorney, has been practicing law for over 15 years and is considered an expert in tax litigation and property rights. Wendy McElroy is the author of a comprehensive index to Benjamin Tucker's Liberty and editor of a forthcoming anthology of individualist femin ism from Cato. John Pugsley, author of Common Sense Economics and The Alpa Strategy, is the publisher of the newsletter Common Sense. Jeff Riggenbach is a professional writer and broadcaster whose nationally syndicated daily radio program " Byline" is heard on more than 175 radio stations coast to coast. George H. Smith, author of Atheism: The Case Against God, is a research fellow for the Inst itute for Humane Studies, which is funding his new book on voluntary schooling vs. government schooling.
W. McElroy J. Pugsley J. Riggenbach G. Smith
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LIBERTAS Zurich '82 Zurich, S witzerland , August 1982 was the site and time of a historic gathering - the First International Libertarian Convention! Close to 100 freedom lovers from the far corners of the globe gathered to discuss strategy and structure and, in a supercharged atmosphere of warm comradery and unflagging cooperation, a "battle plan" for the 80's was formulated. You wi ll be hearing a lot about this momentus gathering in the libertarian press in the months to come, but to those concerned with the "Future of Freedom", the happening at Zurich this summer was most exciting. FEE's Leonard Read, in recent correspondence, notes, "Such a project would have been unthinkable a generation ago, but the groundwork has been laid little by little over the years . .. I congratulate you ... " Of course, his congratulations should also have been extended to himself and the many pioneers present at this gathering who were personally responsible for the laying of much of this groundwork.
THE FUTURE
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