Victor Davis Hanson over at National Review recommends in a timely piece (Rethinking the Geography of Power) relocating the seats of international and American power from their current locations. The UN, for instance, could be moved from NYC to Haiti or Uganda so the parasites inhabiting this fairly useless organization can see how real people in the Third World live. By the same token why not take the Department to Houston or Bismarck, interior to Salt Lake City, labor to Youngstown or Flint, Mi. It will do much to detroy the "inside the Beltway" gulf between Washington D.C. and the rest of America. It will also be bitterly opposed by the army of bureaucrats and the politicos inhabiting these places of ultimate privilege.