Monday, December 27, 2010

Quickest Way To Prosperity For Any One Of Today’s European Nations.

The quickest way is to decree that gold and silver are the money and that all banks are required by law to practice a system of 100% reserves.

No leader has the power sufficient to make this decree because the political systems are riddled with corruption and subject to the whims of the elite who are vested with special interest in the injustices inherent in these already existing systems.

The size of the nation doesn’t matter and so no matter what the nation’s size the economic, ethical, and justice implications would reverberate all around the world. As a consequence it is not exactly true that a nation’s size does not matter because if the nation is not large enough to defend itself against the wrath of the economic terrorists benefitting from the worldwide monetary hegemony (including those trying to prop up the Euro) then the brave and economically-educated leader (and nation) would be ousted by the same type of coup that is in charge of the affairs of most of the nations in the world.

So the quickest way to prosperity for a small nation is to follow a meritorious decision of a larger nation to go to the gold and silver commodity standard and 100% bank reserves upheld by the legal system of that nation. How truly difficult that appears to be since all of these legal systems appear to be full of economically-ignorant or politically corrupt lawyers and judges.

And so it appears, after further consideration, that the quickest way to prosperity is for the irresistible economic equilibrium to swing back like a pendulum from its distorted position and wipe out the entire fraudulent system that is being feasted upon by the parasitic ego-driven interventionists. Then, hopefully, those who are educated in the principles of classical liberalism will be able to influence the re-construction of a contractually-based society.

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{I am currently taking a partial hiatus from blogging so frequently since I am preparing to write the fourth and final book in the divine economy theory series, due to be published around May 2011.}

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