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Border Security
National security in the 21st century presents challenges not even remotely like those faced by nations in previous eras. Walls and fences are insufficient to protect America from the kinds of external threats we currently face and those we will face in the future.

A physical wall will not prevent a foreign power or external wrongdoers from hacking into our voting systems, the nation’s power grid, or stock market trading systems. It cannot protect us from a coordinated massive attack on our phones or other personal computers, or a massive hacking of our online financial accounts.

All types of unauthorized access to the United States by land, sea, and air, from space, and very importantly from cyberspace, must therefore be effectively secured as quickly as possible.

The Third Party stands for the development and implementation of modern technologies to meet the modern challenges of border security. This includes the use of drones, robots, sophisticated sensor devices, artificial intelligence, social media and crowdsourcing.
National Neighborhood Watch
To expedite the securing of our nation’s borders The Third Party advocates the implementation of a National Neighborhood Watch Program that will enable volunteer citizens to assist government employees in the monitoring of tens of thousands of live cameras set up along specified segments of our border areas on their computers, smart phones and similar devices.
The Third Party® Thoughts
According to my friend and Republican strategist Jim Pinkerton any serious consideration of a third-party must “grapple with the question of why there have been so few successful third parties in US history. I can think of two: the Whigs in the 1820s, and the Republicans in the 1850s.”

“The Whigs are worth thinking about, because they emerged without a civil war, even if, of course, sectional rivalries were already rising. So the Whig precedent is more encouraging. On the other hand, there are the emergence of third parties elsewhere, more recently. So if you can argue, for example, that technology is more important than history, then you can argue that yeah, there could be a third party in the US, too."

I responded in agreement regarding the critical analytical importance of understanding historic precedent when the concepts under analytical scrutiny are rooted in human genetics or cultural evolution that tightly interfaces with genetic components. But the technological changes that have occurred in the last quarter century are unparalleled in human history. And those technological changes pertaining to communication have a tighter nexus with human behavior than previous communication technologies.

So the backwards look I believe one has to do is in the area of what/how got political parties started to begin with. Communication is at the very heart of the answer to that question. In this era human communications are currently responding revolutionary transformative forces.
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