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The Neo-Tech movement purports to be an underground endeavor with a variety of books that it renders available via covert channels of distribution for extremely large prices (most of the titles are derivatives of "The Book"). In 1986, an innocent publishing center headed by Dr. Wallace had been raided by IRS agents for no apparent reason (though there were falsified charges of tax evasion), after which there was no further disclosure of the locales and magnitude of the Neo-Tech endeavor.
Dr. Wallace has created an intriguing theory of business management which eliminates unwieldy centralized corporate structures in favor of delocalized mini-entrepreneurships which communicate with the company head via immensely cheap and economical means (i.e. fax machines and computers) and merely give reports on their progress. Sales and production methodologies are left entirely to their determination, and only their profit is taken into account by the company head in the evaluation of their competence.
I have, over the past year, come across the rough equivalent of 700 pages of Neo-Tech literature, which caused me to react on a spectrum ranging from admiration to skepticism. I do not view seriously the Neo-Tech theories of a race of intelligent super-beings (Zon) that created the universe, but I do see merit in Wallace's deliberations in the realms of business and politics. (One of "The Books" presents an excellent case as to why the FDA is the single most criminal, murderous, and destructive organization in the United States government).
I encourage you to examine Neo-Tech for yourselves at http://www.neo-tech.com/index.php
The site is more extensive than it appears at first glance. Navigate through it, and you will find more than enough information on the general Neo-Tech ideology (though not its "self-help" techniques). I encourage healthy criticism and analysis of where our differences with Neo-Tech lie. My question to you, which I have not yet resolved myself is as follows: "Can Neo-Tech thinkers become viable allies in Mr. Emrich's proposed coalition of rational men and organizations?"
I am
G. Stolyarov II
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