December 1, 2016
Dear Mississippi
Government:
I am so grateful to
the Mississippi government that made my education in Mississippi
affordable and superior to any Ivy league school when it comes to
tourism marketing, management and economic development. After
returning from USM’s Austrian and British Studies Abroad in 1990,
other students flocked to my desk in the library to better understand
the world of marketing management. By hiring a new tourism company
listed on the Budapest Stock Exchange for 6 months, growing from $3
to $77 per share, I learned a great deal about the economic benefits
of the sharing of a community’s wealth with the stranger/tourist in
Vienna, Budapest, Prague, Dresden, E. and W. Berlin 1990 (as the Wall
fell). Note: Hungary is a new, free and
Non-Rothschild Banking country.
Under a blooming
cherry tree, among 7 other students, I learned from a Parliamentarian
and the founder of the Green Party while she ran for President of
Austria; The Sr. VP of Austrian Bank taught me how to recognize
money laundering, post Reaganomics; In E. Europe I learned the
economic promise of freedom from control of the market by a communist
government and the long term mental depression they were overcoming
from the suppression of freedom. I now look back and ask with such
disdain, “Have I ever experienced freedom in Mississippi in my 52
years? What are the values of my political party? Does the other
party have better morals?
In London, BP’s
International Marketing VP and consultant to Royal Dutch
Shell, Ray G. Wiltshire, taught me how to think marketing and
world affairs only one month before the dissolving of the
Seven Sisters beginning with IRS vs. Gulf Oil, Co.
because they owned more real estate assets than petroleum claims on
their properties. This included $$ Billions of dollars in tourism,
commercial and residential real estate in Mobile, Baldwin, and
Escambia counties as well as national chain hotels in Mississippi,
managed by foreigners of the state, undermining the concept of
hospitality from locals. British Petroleum acquired all the land
developed and to be developed, associated with the petroleum
marketing strategies related in Mississippi and abroad, as America
seems powerless to defend against this colonizing of America,
as our downtown becomes abandoned, and unemployment is rampant.
Travelers maximize gasoline expenses in our market and refuse to walk
the downtown anymore.
Since 1963, Holiday
Inn partnered with Gulf
Oil to colonize up
and coming interstates to mass market transportation by travelers by
placing brochure racks from AL and FL in the MS hotels they own since
1967, under the name Gulf Shores,
Inc., they raped millions of travelers
from enjoyment of the State of Mississippi and destroyed all efforts
of hospitality by locals, as our horrible international reputation
continues to make first impressions of the people of Mississippi who
are traveling to other
places.
In
1979, the
year of Hurricane Frederic,
Mississippi created its
first tourism tax and worked to
cover up the dysfunction
as petroleum
banks,
national chains, and
beverage companies
maximized profits and served on tourism boards, in
the poorest, most obese and most corrupt
state in America, while entrepreneurs went crazy trying to figure
out how to capitalize in the tourism market, with this false
stimulant in place, constantly making random and unintelligent
decisions for the people that voted for the future of their children. While I
saved more money selling Nelson Bibles in the Carolinas in summers of
1989 or 1991 than ever working a year in Mississippi as a leader that
developed commerce to downtown Pass Christian since 3/94, Bay St.
Louis and Ocean Springs in 10/1996; hired by Gulfport in 7/05, it
seems quite evident that the voters in Mississippi don’t read the
Holy Bible or have knowledge of how Jesus rescued Mathew from a tax
station that only taxed tourists in chapter 9. In Chapter 10,
Jesus promised his disciples God’s wrath “Worse than Sodom and
Gomorrah” for in-hospitality. As my elected officials,
did anybody other than me tell you that voting to make tourism
taxes permanent in 2005 was inherently evil and unjustified,
the year of Hurricane
Katrina.
With the only state in the South losing population under your care,
do you think keeping the tourism taxes is tolerable by the voters? I
have written a book ready for publish at any time that details the
misbehavior and wrong decisions made against the traveler, before and
after Katrina. Since the politicians in Jackson do not research the
tax records of my clients before and after my company is hired, they
remain uninformed by self serving bureaucrats that lie to the public
officials and public with great deception of whose responsible for
the economic ups and downs. Please go to www.mgctourism.com
or www.tourismguru.blogspot.com
“Where were they thinking” or “Downtown Development School is
Now Open” (dated 2 weeks before Katrina) to know we can fix this
problem.
The Mississippi Gulf Coast tourism leaders, including the Gaming
Board, did not make any friends with Donald Trump, by
refusing his capitalistic venture that promised direct cooperation
with my business and all of my clients in four downtown
communities, just as Grand Casinos had employed my concierge desk
displays to sell local hospitality. At the same time, they welcomed
Lee Iococa and his backing. Currently, IP and Silver Slipper are the
only two casinos that offer any hospitality, like a brochure
rack in their hotel lobby to show any value to the living in South
Mississippi. Unless this whole fiasco is a money laundering
operation in Mississippi, who only taxes the gaming revenues 7%,
while Louisiana taxes 18%, this behavior by our casino hotels is a
planned forcing of poverty on us all. Is it just coincidence, or
biblical justice, that the stockholders of MS Greatest
Gaming success/true hospitality story, GRAND was bought
out be a foreign company before God’s wrath. Unlike most
local casinos, Trump wanted windows to view the coast and a LOCAL
brochure rack to support the local economy!
Proposal
1. Pass a law that
stops petroleum owned, foreign and domestic, accommodation in the RV,
Hotel, Motel from hosing Mississippi guests.
2. Eliminate all
accommodations taxes. Any tax on tourists will be also made on
locals and voted in by locals. Make this law.
3. Award Tourism
Business Solutions $6,000,000 for Mississippi Gulf Coast and
$20,000,000 to set up the communities Throughout the State with
downtown redevelopment, as I can produce testimony of my past. Spend
the rest rewarding grants for college to students with no
discrimination bias features, except grades.
Thank you for your
consideration.
Henry Ward
Tourism Business
Solutions
2308 Arnold Street
Waveland, MS 39576
228-216-2217
No comments:
Post a Comment