1. A method for intentionally delaying an execution of an executable instruction executable by a processor, comprising utilizing the processor to execute programmed instructions for: determining if a current executable instruction is received from a predefined source that is predefined by the processor prior to receipt of the current executable instruction as a source for which all executable instructions are to be intentionally delayed; when the current executable instruction is received from the predefined source for which all executable instructions are to be intentionally delayed: performing an intentional delay operation comprising: setting a sequence time associated with the current executable instruction equal to an executable instruction receipt time associated with the current executable instruction plus a delay time; marking the current executable instruction as intentionally delayed; saving the current executable instruction with the sequence time in an intentional delay queue resident in a memory associated with the processor for future execution; and when the current executable instruction is received from a source that is not the predefined source: determining if a condition for immediate processing of the current executable instruction is present; when the condition for immediate processing of the current executable instruction is present, executing the current executable instruction immediately; and when the condition for immediate processing of the current executable instruction is not present, performing an intentional delay determination that determines whether the current executable instruction has been intentionally delayed; when the current executable instruction has been intentionally delayed, executing the current executable instruction immediately.