Xelan Bonn 

Allow me to begin by saying I am a political nobody and I like it that way - I am not a politician, just a concerned citizen and patriot lending my fellow citizens a hand toward saving my country from incompetent leaders.

For over 30 years, I have been a business entrepreneur, manager, and consultant. At age 17, I started my first business and sold it for a profit at age 19. I used the money to start my second business, which I operated successfully for decade. Since then, I have started or helped start an untold number of businesses or helped them to improve in a variety of industries, including: film making, real estate and development, retail, home improvement, Internet, construction, publishing, advertising, and many more. I have worked in major public companies and advised their corporate officers, vice presidents, directors, and even the little guy digging the all important ditch. For a short time, I even worked as a freelance journalist. My formal education includes a Master in Business Administration as well as BA in Communications.

I have been studying political landscapes since college but only in the last ten years have I truly began examining such things in any real detail for the commercial sector - where I often did commodity market analysis and predictions (which require a lot of political landscape research and analysis). Since starting on political research and analyses, I have had a strong track record for uncanny accuracy in my predictions of the larger political arena - I see the big picture with relative ease.

I spent the last three years delving deeply into the cause of felony immigration, open borders, terrorism, and the North American Union. My study has also included successful grass roots change systems and political systems and strategies.

Additionally, I have spent a great deal of time examining the behind the scenes political systems, how tides are created and affected, political tactics (i.e. techniques of trickery, manipulation, and deception), as well as some of the inner workings of government. 

Years before, while working on a novel, I spent a great deal of time conducting in-depth research on the US intelligence establishments and their past and present programs and techniques, among them, their systems for "social engineering" and "propaganda". For example, the Pentagon keeps a major portion of its black budget for propaganda purposes - most of it disseminated in the US media. It was during this time I read major scholarly research works that detailed how and when and why our major new media corporations had been usurped by leaders extremely friendly to the US intelligence apparatus (essentially organs now of the US government).

Of course, I have learned a great deal through the old hard knocks system with the PUA and have seen firsthand what does and does not work in grass roots change systems or enterprises, in addition to my research or successful systems. I will be the first to tell you that due to my lack of time, I do not run the PUA in accordance with proven success formula rules, but I do the best I can given my free time allotments.

Having been a longtime business consultant, what is perhaps equally important to understand is that 90% of all business acumen and skills translate seamlessly across most industries. The other 10% of missing aspects are really just a matter of learning the industry jargon, concepts, and approaches that are commonly used. 

Business consultants often have much broader tool sets than most business mangers in any given business or industry. Consultants work with a variety of businesses and often across multiple industries, thereby becoming exposed to much a larger range of ideas, knowledge, and solutions that can be adapted and applied successfully in other industries, organizations, etc. And they bring a good sense of detachment that allows them to see the small and big picture more clearly than those on the inside of any company. 

The industry of politics, grass roots change systems and organs, or nonprofit enterprise is no different when it comes to the transfer of consultant business skills or acumen. Although I would not consider myself a 100% expert yet, I would assess that I am very close to that achievement level but still very much learning in these respective fields.

Politics is by far the ugliest and most unethical industry that I have ever touched upon and I would rather deal with 10 used car salesmen and 100 shark lawyers than one person in politics or the upper levels of the government at any agency. It is a very creepy world with far too many creepy players - which is why we citizens desperately need to start work toward changing that - we really need to start cleaning our own house.

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Related

Felony-Immigration / Open Borders / NAU

Part I: New Grassroots Leadership Needed

Part II: How To Win The Cause

Part III: Assessing Major Grass Roots Groups And Their Leadership

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