National Floor-to-Book Inventory

2024-09-04 · Ho Chanh Nghia

Originally published on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/national-floor-to-book-inventory-khanh-pham-xncxc/

National Floor-to-Book Inventory

When managing many items, conducting a complete inventory is sometimes needed. I used to call it floor-to-book inventory, and I have no clue if this is just military lingo or logistic lingo or just some cult using this phrase. A shining example of why it matters is during my persecution by some white supremacists.

I was working with 3 white men who seemed to be at least 100 IQ, which means they can understand basic instructions. After they denied me the freedom to visit China, I started thinking otherwise. Then to come up with a reason… Well, I think the story went in this order. Captain Mulligan sitting at Patrick AFB, Florida was a new grad from the Air Force Academic. supposedly these were the smarter stocks of minds in the US. For whatever reason, he thought I deserved to be taught a lesson about what I was doing wrong. So he asked the commander at my location SMSgt John Sutton, “is there anything we can write him up for?”. Then SMSgt John Sutton, would ask his sidekick TSgt Russel Hultberge, “is there anything you can write him up for?”. So the useful idiot went on Google.com and searched for something and ended up with an expired Anti-Espionage Act. I then wrote my boss a letter explaining how stupid they were for their efforts to hang me. They should at least use a proper law or policy from work instead of random trash on Google. So they tried to pretend this never existed and just move past it.

In the same fashion that US exit Iraq and entered Afghanistan, then Ukraine and Russia. They entered my house looking for stolen government property so they could write up something like SSgt Khanh Pham stole US government property. They entered my house and took keys that they thought belonged to them. They looked at my Sun Microsystem and wondered if they were government equipment. They even asked me if those were mine or government property. I had to explain to SMSgt John Sutton and TSgt Joshua Darting that it was their job to know that answer. the inventory is on the shared drive, learn to read it so you know what you are responsible for.

In light of the identity crisis the Western civilizations have been demonstrating these past 10 years, I was thinking of some accounting or inventory of our values.

We could call it a yearly sanity check, self-checklist, self-reflection, personal accounting. Maybe one of the first things we should be clear on is what we want to be. Are we still using the US Constitution as a supreme law of the land? Are we a lawless nation? Are we a terrorist organization? Are we a genocide regime? Are we conquering? Are we the world police? Are we an authoritarian regime? Why why why why why?

Most of the criticism against the US government is fairly basic to deal with but they seem oblivious to simple facts. The people only complain about it because you tell them you’re a democracy and you act like a terrorist running around just blowing things up. If you say you’re a monarchy with distributed kings sitting in New York, London, and Paris then just say it, and tell people that this is an unconstitutional monarchy, shut up and do as you’re told. They would have much less explaining to do. We could also pass new laws, stating if you criticize the government you will be vaporized, Netanyahu style.

Sort of like how Netanyahu just flat-out tells the truth, so there’s nothing left to talk about.

Similarly, SMSgt John Sutton, declared that the US Air Force installation, “this is my kingdom”, so there’s nothing to talk about. I knew he had to die but a lot of people still have doubts about how to defend their country. I am still waiting for the Americans who swore to defend their country to demonstrate their oath of loyalty–but those lip services are worse than prostitutes. At least prostitutes obtain hard solid results for their lip services. These Americans have never achieved anything useful with their lip services.

Once a country does a complete inventory of its values, then perhaps it can do something about those values. Who was the guy that said, you can only improve what you measure? Was it Jim Rohn?

One can always argue that some things are not measurable. Which is entirely not true. You can measure anything. There was also a guy who wrote a book about that as well. “You can measure anything”. How do you measure an opinion? Well, you can line up all the opinions and rank each one with weight. Some opinions have more weight than others, as not all opinions are of the same weight.

Once the values system is measurable, then you just go to each individual and measure them with the same ruler. An American, not an American. An idiot not an idiot and so on.

Ultimately though, it will come to that unphantomable question.

A traitor, not a traitor.

A dead man, not a dead man.

A dead country, not a dead country.

Ultimately the end goal is not to die. That’s why anything is worth doing. It takes you closer to staying alive, and further away from going to die. That’s why I do the things I do, to improve my statistical shots at making it to tomorrow without being shot by the FBI or the CIA or The States Department, or the DOD, or the Federal Protective Service, or the CATO institute, or National Institutes of Health, or any of the infinite secret government societies of the USA. if you see anything based on realities in the past 10 years, you should be able to senses that the world is more dangerous today. For Asian, or any minority.

There’s a rise in Asian hate. Just for my physical appearance that invoke the “Chinaman” in white people, it could mean a death sentence.

That’s why I am more interested in an army that is loyal to me, than a US Constitution or 2nd Amendment that promises me a false sense of security. I used the US Constitution. not working. I used federal regulation, not work. I used a lot of the training I received across 11 years as one of US most industrious personnel. We could say it was 500,000 USD and 10 years of training on the US government. In any case, just a great deal more than your average American at work. As there’s really no certification for Napoleon or Genghis Khan, there’s really no certification for a person like myself.

At some point in human development or national development, the only metric that is valid is who remains standing. I remain standing, after countless assassinations by Americans. That’s a hard fact.

Others have died with less assistance from the US, like TSgt Clark, TSgt Keyhoe, and a few others.

Others have resisted with much more assistance from the US. Palestine, Afghanistan, Vietnam, Cuba, Iran, Russia, China. Even with all the US assistance, these entities are simply not turning against their own country.

But if we were to believe in the Truth of George Bush. Whatever you cannot buy with money, you simply buy with a lot more money. If you cannot buy the Syrian revolution with 1 million per rebel, you just pay 5 million per rebel. If you cannot buy the Russian revolution, then you just buy Ukraine with a lot more money. If you cannot buy a revolution inside China, then you just buy all the revolutions surrounding China.

Speaking of which, what is the hard-on for Russia? Apparently, Russia surrounds China. So if was going to have revolutions in every country that borders China, I am going to have to deal with Russia sooner or later. A very classic encirclement tactic/strategy.

https://www.history.com/news/little-bighorn-battle-facts-causes

if American Indians were a good road map for reading the future of China, it would be this.

China will be surrounded.

Russia died fighting NATO and the US as Crazy Horse died.

China left alone, finally surrendered, and lived on the reservation built for Asians. and Finally died by a Chinese police agent working for the US.

Russia and China, they better decide if they wanted to die standing up or on their knees. but death is surely the only outcome waiting at this long march.