Always a poet, without ever a purpose, Michael David Zitron was born a global citizen at the three universities where he sowed educational roots. Bearing witness to September 11 in 2001 from the academic hills at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Alexis de Tocqueville asked this inspired academic, citizen or slave? Science non-fiction writings brewed a year later at Virginia Polytechnic Inst
itute only to lay dormant until his arrival at Old Dominion University in 2006. There in Norfolk, Virginia, is home to where the fires of intervention from September 11, 1973, kindled inspiration for, Wa-conomics, How to Give the Middle Class a Raise. Years of education aged Michael’s creative approach to economic wherewithal and unorthodox consideration for present day socioeconomic outcomes. A book effort since 2006 back-tested by experience and research is now written. Michael Zitron’s first introduction as a writer was supplemented by a corporate career synced specifically to Wa-conomic's theories. With the determination to bring awareness to the cost and price of water in developed economies, etched a cause, electrified a purpose, and generated the Water M. Michael Zitron believed that writing was not enough to expedite the most efficient change he wanted to see in the world. Less is more unless you want more, and that is exactly what this author now founder seeks. Michael is taking the next life investment as a global citizen blessed with the advantages and opportunities as a patriot to the United States of America. Being aware of such capacities, Michael is taking future steps with prudence. Wa-conomics is a catalyst for a greater mission: Deliver access to fresh water for those developing. It is this writer’s belief that it is imperative to pipe international economic equilibrium via water as the cornerstone. As founder, he employs global citizens to repatriate the successes of developed economies, to those nations of the world which have for centuries sourced the most powerful countries on the globe. Best,
WM Missioner
