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Mancuso PhD, Norman R.

 
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Synopsis

Common Sense II has been written to address the current crisis in America. It is similar in this regard to the pamphlet written by Thomas Paine for the same purpose in colonial America in 1776. Today we face a multitude of problems of great importance caused by numerous governmental errors and policies that threaten the future of this once great country. These include the monetary crisis brought on by the sub-prime mortgage debacle, the tax and spend mentality of the various administrations and the growing crisis of illegal aliens which threatens the very fabric of the nation. In addition to these problems, we face a growing threat by the United Nation’s attempt to tax American financial transactions as well as other UN treaties, so far unratified, which will result in a Supranational Government with laws and a Judicial System which will supplant the United States Constitution. Americans of all persuasions will profit from a careful reading of “Common Sense II”. United States citizens must reclaim this country which, while belonging to them, is being led by a runaway administration, aided and abetted by a “Ruling Class Congress and Senate” which no longer responds to the American People.

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À propos de l'auteur

Norman R. Mancuso (b. 1938) was raised in Utica, NY, the third son of immigrant Italians and older brother to two sisters. He was educated in the T. R. Roosevelt Grammar school and then attended Utica Catholic Academy graduating in 1956. He took his B.S. and M.S. degrees in Chemistry from St. Bonaventure U. (Olean, NY) and took his Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry from SUNY/Buffalo in 1965. He then matriculated in MIT as an NIH Postdoctoral Fellow to study Mass Spectrometry. Mancuso then joined MIT as a Research Fellow in the Division of Sponsored Research (DSR) where he worked on various projects such as the design of Research Instruments and various applications of MS to problems in Organic Chemistry. Mancuso also worked on the Apollo Project and was a co-developer of the Instrumentation to be used to identify and characterize any indigenous organic materials returned from the Apollo XI and XII Lunar Landings. He also oversaw the design and development of a Mass Spectrometric Photo-plate Reading System for Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm, Sweden. After fourteen years at MIT, Mancuso left to join Inforex Data Systems in Burlington, MA, where he was instrumental in discovering the source of electronic errors in the Inforex computer. After leaving Inforex, he joined the Dennison Manufacturing Co., in Framingham, MA as a Senior Scientist where he worked on various programs writing functional specifications for numerous systems. He also led the design team that developed a board-level computer implementing the Intel 80186 microprocessor. After Dennison was purchased by Avery Systems, Mancuso left to form N.R. Mancuso Associates, in which he consulted with a number of European Companies in several countries which were using Dennison Printers. After a year in Europe, he returned to the US, consulting for companies, such as Delphax Printers, Avery-Dennison, Inc., and the Town of Wayland, etc. He has published over 200 internal technical publications for various companies during his work before retirement. Mancuso retired in 2004 and has devoted his leisure time to reading, shooting and woodworking and occasional attempts at writing. He maintains an active interest in US Political activities.

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