Engineering change to the Legislative, Judicial, and Public School Branches

By Chuck Sproull, Springville IN, 11/21/2010

On Friday Nov 19, I had the privilege of attending a lecture at IU by Dawn Johnson, Pres. Obama’s appointed head of the Department of Justice Office of Legal Counsel.. She had been serving as acting Assistant General of the DOJ OLC. Her four topics were Reproductive Liberties, Rule of Law, Torture Memos and DADT.

Reproductive Liberties is just another term for pro-choice and for irresponsible women to have unwanted children aborted. Now, anyone who understands the English language, and who knows that the group of killers of pre-born babies called Planned Parenthood (PP), is actually making the majority of their profits from selling unreliable birth control condoms and then abortions of resulting accidental, unwanted pregnancies; we can see that PP is actually preventing reproduction; and therefore Dawn’s topic should have been more honestly titled “Un-reproductive Liberties.” Likewise, honest people understand that the organization whose acronym is PP actually stands for Prevented Parenthood.

After her lecture I mentioned that I had just retired after 45 years with the US Navy. Even though I retired from the Department of Defense, I am still a soldier in God’s Army. I still love and feel very defensive of our Constitutional Republic and the culture of life (consisting of three processes - normal marriage, conception-birth, and education-maturity) that God gave us through the strong Bible-based convictions of our Founding Fathers. As a Sonar Technician and Oceanographer I love to see what’s going on under the surface, and as a Logistics Management Specialist I am meticulously analytical and familiar with the Systems Engineering. So I asked her to look at all these legal and political issues from a Systems Engineering point of view.

During the Systems Engineering process, from design to production of a new defense system or piece of equipment, the engineers love to design equipment they hope will be go through production and operate reliably in the field. If the new equipment experiences too many failures, they love to make engineering changes to replace low reliability parts with higher reliable parts to improve their overall reliability, resulting in higher quality performance. Too many failures puts an extra burden of expense on the maintenance of those systems.

I also mentioned that our legal and political systems and American tax-payers are burdened by issues like teen pregnancies, suicides, abortions and homosexual (so-called) marriages and “don’t ask don’t tell” in our military. (By the way, just as its impossible two male plugs or two female receptacles to “mate,” its impossible for two men or two women to “marry”).

Then I asked Dawn if she thought that (1) getting rid of pornography and condom distribution in our tax-payer-funded public schools, (2) parents teaching their children to appreciate all the physical and biological gender distinctions between male and female, (3) parents and teachers cooperating to teach youth self-discipline within decent Biblical moral standards and abstinence from intimacy until marriage, (4) teaching them by good example to appreciate the normal marriage concept, and (5) teaching women how to love their babies during the conception- to-birth process (real meaning of Planned Parenthood); would this relieve some of the legal burden off the shoulders of the DOJ?

If we would teach our youth high moral values so effectively they (1) wouldn’t even want to engage in abnormal marriage, (2) would not even want intimacy before or outside normal marriage, (3) would love their children so much they wouldn’t even want abortions, and (4) would voluntarily keep their families small enough to ensure all their members were cared for; would those ease the burden on the shoulders of our political and legal systems and tax-payers, and produce higher quality of life in our American culture? And would these make DOJ’s job easier? And she agreed.

So I suggest we make something like an engineering change to the Legislative, Judicial and Public School Branches of our tax-payer-funded government – in Nov 2011 vote out low reliability Senators and Representatives, and vote in new leaders who have demonstrated conservative values and appreciation for our Constitutional Republic. This would eventually raise the quality of life in America to where we could be a good example to the rest of the world (“city on a hill”) instead of letting them influence us, and put the tax-payer-funded Planned Parenthood abortion industry and Human Rights (wrongs) Campaign out of business.