tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9192922.post5741791500953162013..comments2024-03-26T07:51:43.186+00:00Comments on Mabinogogiblog: Should Greens back the Merkozy Plan for Europe?DocRichardhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08903964792092284406noreply@blogger.comBlogger3125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9192922.post-11454122213059339292011-12-06T15:18:43.687+00:002011-12-06T15:18:43.687+00:00"Maybe we should welcome the downfall of Capi..."Maybe we should welcome the downfall of Capitalism (whatever that is), and join Nigel Farage in calling for its immediate death through doing whatever we can to disrupt closer European Union as a response to the economic crisis."<br /><br />- What we have in the West is NOT free market capitalism, but managed market corporatism. In free market capitalism you do not have a big government legislating the laws concocted by global corporations, especially the global money printers - the central bankers who are governed by the global banking elite.<br /><br />Free market capitalism requires real money - sound money, like gold - not fiat money that is created at the global bankers' whim. <br /><br />The government's priority should be to preserve freedom and ensure the rights of all.<br /><br />Socialism would do fine for these Mussolini-type corporatists that have taken over the EU - and Mussonlini comes from the socialist vein, as do the German national socialists of the past, lest we forget. <br /><br />The socialist/communist pyramid, where governments steal as much as they want from the people is what we're getting and it is what we'll be getting for a long time to come.<br /><br />And this is coming from an old 1970s communist/socialist.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9192922.post-31537038058523865942011-12-06T10:36:22.890+00:002011-12-06T10:36:22.890+00:00Thanks John.
Steve Keen is definitely The Man, alo...Thanks John.<br />Steve Keen is definitely The Man, along with Minsky and anyone else who predicted the crash.<br /><br />Psychologically, it is fascinating to me how one relatively simple question - whether money creation is endogenous or exogenous - can (a) be such a seemingly irreconcilable matter and (b) the exogenists can sustain their side of the debate purely with huge amounts of disdain.DocRichardhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/08903964792092284406noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9192922.post-10556031636537513782011-12-05T21:38:03.209+00:002011-12-05T21:38:03.209+00:00Hello DocRichard I think we're already in that...Hello DocRichard I think we're already in that depression; some things to chuck in the mix http://www.debtdeflation.com/blogs/ dec3rd blog steve keen is the only one ive seen advocating wage rises as the way out here he goes further<br />http://michael-hudson.com/2011/12/democracy-and-debt/ here we have a historical perspective i'd love to be able to pluck out of my memory<br />http://hat4uk.wordpress.com/ one of the best commentaries on whats unfolding in europe<br />http://webofdebt.wordpress.com/2011/11/29/the-e-c-b-fiddles-while-rome-burns/ my current favourite wet liberal<br />best wishes johnm33Anonymousnoreply@blogger.com