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Angel Ronan, Greenfield Urban Law Firm. www.greenfieldurban.blogspot.ca. 1-914-539-7655 or 1-647-701-9478. Go out into all the world and propagate the gospel of civilization and of family peace and social harmony with basic income in the age of industrial automation. Is basic income an Northern Anglo Brit industrial concept being resisted by Southern American Anglos who are afraid it would bring peace and their piracy, wine, women and song and skulduggery with resistance and resentment of the lessons of Brit Tov and famiy would be too obvious? I am sure Benjamin Franklin's family along with Wesley voted for the peace and basic income.


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