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AmericaSpeaks TheVoiceOf Joyce: Who will write our History?# Covid Time can be temporary!

May 14, 2020

Dear followers, I’ve been listening in to historians, the Financial Times Global Boardroom and friends, recounting what’s happening in their States, now that several are opening for business prematurely. Because of Republican ideology, many Governors do not want to know the facts about the affects of Covid 19 on their citizens. Why? If they agreed … More AmericaSpeaks TheVoiceOf Joyce: Who will write our History?# Covid Time can be temporary!

AmericaSpeaks TheVoiceOfJoyce Latest updates from NY Times. Apple Stores close, drive thru testing started in Seattle, Pentagon closed to visitors. Covid affects us on a Global level. Cooperation, community and caring for ourselves are our Responsibilities.. Be safe & well.

March 14, 2020

http://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/14/world/coronavirus-news.html

PUBLIC ADVOCACY: Where do we stand on Peace?

July 22, 2014

Lately I’ve been thinking about War and hatreds . I’ve listened to the rhetoric on both sides of the  conflicts and present my thoughts to you dear reader and urge you to form your own conclusions. In my country, the consequence of the Status Quo is increased human suffering leading to an untimely death. In … More PUBLIC ADVOCACY: Where do we stand on Peace?

PUBLIC ADVOCACY: What happened to our land of ” milk and honey”?

June 4, 2014

SYMPTOMS OF OUR TIMES: DOING NOTHING OR WELCOMING THE FRINGES. ? The ” do nothing Congress” really exists according to the NY TIMES article, ” A do nothing Congress, well, pretty close? One can only speculate why there is a reduction in Committees and Bills proposed. House of Representative’s, Jeb Hensarling, a Texas Republican and … More PUBLIC ADVOCACY: What happened to our land of ” milk and honey”?

PUBLIC ADVOCACY: What happened to the Middle Class?

February 15, 2014

I can’t believe they keep asking the same stupid questions on the News. Why isn’t the Middle Class purchasing? Have they all forgotten they wiped out the Middle Class. They have no money. They can’t afford to spend on restaurants no matter how low cost. What doesn’t everyone understand. The Middle Class was the backbone … More PUBLIC ADVOCACY: What happened to the Middle Class?

PUBLIC ADVOCACY: sweat the small stuff and move forward

February 1, 2014

1/31/14 The Economist blames the technology for the rise of the top 1% and the decline of the Middle Class. It’s a convenient theory but untrue, up until the Financial Crash, the Middle Class was still prospering, but the schemes perpetrated by the Banking and Insurance Industries, created a real wealth transfer to the top … More PUBLIC ADVOCACY: sweat the small stuff and move forward

PUBLIC ADVOCACY: Morning in America/ Text

January 27, 2014

Hi: I wanted to introduce you to the Joyce behind the voice of Joyce I exist. I”‘m passionate about finance , politics , our world. , My kids and my grandchildren . I am a real person with real desires. One of them is finding the solutions to reinstating the Middle class. I hope to … More PUBLIC ADVOCACY: Morning in America/ Text

PUBLIC ADVOCACY: Stimulus? Jobs! Morning in America

January 10, 2014

Now that the mid term elections are upon us and 2016 is being talked about, expect the stimulus to flow!  But what’s the difference, the money will benefit a few, while the rest of the Middle Class remains mired in debt, with no job prospects and without “hope for a better life”.  Nothing has changed … More PUBLIC ADVOCACY: Stimulus? Jobs! Morning in America

PUBLIC ADVOCACY: Do we want a third party or a more pragmatic 2 Party System?

December 7, 2013

As an ardent fan of America, I’ve watched the gridlock in Washington with dismay.  It has led me to wonder, is it possible to build a Third Political Party using grass roots support?  Can we solicit funds from Retailer’s in distress or the populace?   Is it feasible to create a “third Party”?   Who’s making … More PUBLIC ADVOCACY: Do we want a third party or a more pragmatic 2 Party System?