Stormblood said:
Capitalism has ruined the planet as much as communism.
It's funny but I've come to the conclusion that here in the U.S. money is inflated 20-30 times. I recall a video from 2013 or was it 2015 from Dr. William Luther Pierce. And he stated that the 24 million dollars given to Yehubor's leader kaballist Lenin is akin to about 443ish million dollars. Nikolai Tesla would have received about 25 million dollars(or 2013/2015 500ish million) from the potential person of the Gods bankers who were killed in the Titanic which caused the FedRes Act whereby the JNWO is pictured with rabbis all over the place.
If this is the case prices need to be remodulated to reflect things. For example a Geforce 1060Ti card from about 3 or 4 years ago back in 2015-2016 or so sold for about 180-200 dollars. That same card now as it's a mining card and many 1060Tis were made funny enough in some cases resells for 400-500-600 dollars or more. So notice how it's not just inflation driving things but lack luster manufacture and anti-Autarky production.
If we assume most if not all things are inflated 20-30 times their value. Then for all intents and purposes that same card in 2015-2016 should have sold for about 6-9 dollars obviously that's very low so maybe 15-20 dollars or so. Funny the electronics industry is a deflationary system it always becomes cheaper even many PCBs and capacitors become cheaper. But the costs increase for consumers. For example a non-RGB LED RAM sticks sell for 150-200 but if you add 10-15 cents of LEDs you can resale it for 250-300. Like the old joke from about 3-4 years ago when LED was everywhere they spend less than 5-10 cents on LEDs to ramp up the price 40-50 bucks.
For example an Apple smartphone even with Apple tax is over a thousand dollars. That phone plus the manufacture would resale for about 140 dollars. Remod the price to about 150-160 or so. It's like guns they hold their value and are deflationary if people had access to guns it's like I want a pistol sells for about 45 dollars rather than 300ish. Again there are some industries that deflationary by themselves and others are not. For example in Libya under Ghaddafi 40 loafs of breads were like 0.12 cents or a liter of gas was 0.15 cents.
Even rich products like a Lambo or Ferrari would be more in line with things and with regulation of economy. Stupid things like paying Ferrari 10,000 dollars for an Italian flag colored sticker for your Ferrari doesn't exist. Or charging 5,000 dollars plus 800 dollars for replacing a Lamborghini brake disk pad. In other words sure a multi-million dollar super/hyper sports car would be out of reach for some and many would avoid it as the car serves no purpose for a family man. But enough with the hijinks of robbing the rich as well cause "Muh shekelberging" rich people serve a purpose in helping their nation like Vanderbuilts back in the early 1900s with trains and multi-state companies. Maybe have a Lambo or Ferrari sell for several hundred thousand or maybe put so much money into the Ferrari it actually sells for millions. Another possibility make these rich companies like Konnisegg or Ferrari expand into the lower markets and use their tremendous wealth along with the cheapness of raw materia for construction mass produce Ferrari cars that are meant for the population.
In other words multi-faceted companies that do so much. Not all companies want to expand to other markets but basically there is so much wealth that companies expand into other markets. Like recently Intel expanding into the GPU market again for the 3 or 4th time in their history to compete with Nvidia and AMD. In other words expand to their own market or expand to new markets and be a multi-sided company. Not all will do it as there is risk. But without the shekelberging and shekelsteining processes mankind would improve at rapid paces.
The thing is that it's not just inflation by market value but EVERYTHING gets inflated. Capitalism is good if it's the German WW2 regime capitalism. C.C. or Controlled Capitalism as Historyreviewed states in Bitchute. I prefer calling it Regulated Capitalism.
For example the Government has the right to interfere in the private market. Trump was doing this with diabetic products before Biden removed it and caused diabetic products to spike in price.
In an WW2 regime system for example things are so cheap. That's akin to the person who went up to figure of the past and stated "figure of the past how do you get away with giving away so much money" figure of the past replies "The secret is in 10 years more is collected from taxes".
As for borrowing money you borrow from the citizens with MEFO(FEDER) Dollars or Bonds. You pay the citizen 4% when they return the bond for their money. figure of the past borrowed money from anyone who wished to get a MEFO Bond. A person putting down about 200,000 dollars would receive about 4-8 thousand dollars back from the 4%. Other things that are interesting are LYB, MYB, and HYB low-, medium- and high- yield bonds 3.5%, 7.5% and 14.5% like in the book Jekyll Island. The HYB market was gutted by fake news and fake lobbying to congress. Then the HYB were collected at pennies on the dollar and the market speculators made fortunes more on top of their fortune.
Sounds silly what I state and perhaps many people will assume the obvious as humanity grows things get more expensive. Quite the opposite things should get cheaper. In a Fiat system an AIDA can be created Anti-Inflation/Deflation Act. 1$ = 1$ as for force multpliers like Tax(like HP.Cobra stated in one sermon you COULD put 0 taxes for income tax or up to 3%) for example a person making about 15,000 dollars a year pays about 800-900 or so dollars in income tax. Some people state income tax should be eliminated at least at the individual level due to America using Excise taxes for about 150 years before the advent of the I.R.S. on the business level. So for 150 years people never paid taxes from income.
Other things like for example the Small business market needs to be exploded massively. Like WW2 regime Capitalism chain stores are banned. Drive competition and drive innovation through small business as WW2 regime is extremely small business friendly.
I've come up with some statments on force multiplers like Labor, Goods, Services, Infrastructure, Taxes(when properly done), Cryptocurrencies(I can see issues with free market speculation but maybe controlled crypto), Precious Metals, E.O.T.M.O.E.(Exchange of the Medium of Exchange)there's probably one or two other things I don't recall from theorycrafting some WW2 regime economy. But all I know is money is meant to grow in value over time. Fiat you can make the argument of having AIDA force the money to work. But there's also a non-Fiat system I guess you could use precious metals or have a bill/metal system. It does beg the question if prices are kept low and controlled if we can avoid using bills so people are paying with precious metals. I can see digital as a way but unfortunately it's too easy to create communism with communists around.
Another issue I see is Schwab's Great Reset. In a variable system like Unregulated Capitalism that is impossible to reset. But for WW2 regime Capitalism you can reset. There is probably never a reason to reset but if anything happens just in case just hit the reset button.
In reality it's a complex thing. Most people would freak out at how affordable things can be. Even Universal Healthcare seems like a joke. For all intents and purposes either nationalize all medical or leave it to the private market so a Hospital instead of charging 1200 dollars for those new transparent plastic casts that are more and more become better than plaster casts which become infected with bacteria and smells and might produce fungal growth. Could for for like 18 bucks. IF the money is sound and the hospital says you need a liver transplant due to health issue and the surgery is 530 dollars most people would jump on that.
So in essence if the market that is WW2 regime Capitalism is so cheap and affordable even a American worker that makes 300-400 bucks a month can afford it. It begs the question why there needs to be communistic over-micromanagement. It's one thing to regulate it's another to micromanage every aspect down to the point it's akin to private security companies that hassle people for simply asking them a question. Like a friend of mines who did a delivery he talks to the security guard asking him where the front desk is as the lady in the rear of the building wasn't too sure. And the security guard starts hassling him with information like "Why do you want to know" "Who ordered you here" "Why are you here" etc.etc. my friend just left pretending to answer a text message and walked around the building to find the hidden front entrance and did his job.
It gets to the point capitalism becomes communism they create jobs for the sake of creating jobs. In a proper spiritual society some people need to follow the spiritual side and maybe even avoid work and focus full time on spirituality and taking care of themselves. I'm not trying to state a lazy or worthless person but someone who really delves deep and a job would keep them from spirituality.
I'm probably gonna get told I'm wrong by some professional capitalist and economists but WW2 regime capitalism was so destroyed that we don't know the extent of a proper financial society. The fact of the matter is like figure of the past encountering Feder market speculation, currency speculation, and international speculation ruin the World especially with calculated and created from the ground up i.e. it's meant to happen after a while on bubbles and crashes.
It seems in simplest term like figure of the past states in Dalton's Mein Kampf. The reason why we are called revolutionaries is because the parliamentarians don't do their job while we WW2 regime are willing to do the job which they were elected to do so.
I believe WW2 regime capitalism or any WW2 regime economic system whether there would even be an improvement of it kinda like Pinochet in Chile with his principles. Funny enough it was a system that simply does the right thing. Even the poorest are living it up because it's meant to financially raise the power of the citizens.
In simplest terms "I care for my people regardless of creed or financial level". Simply run a civilization properly and not a communist party crashing down everything simply because the Yehubor hate everyone and everything.
It's doing the right thing. Like I theorized before potential person of the Gods economics works on the microverse of reality. In other words micro economics a social volkish economy whereby everyone gets their fair share both in materia and financial compensation in the medium of exchanges of goods, services, or anything needed by a person/persons.
It's simply run a civilization properly to improve mankind.
Stormblood said:
Gear88 said:
From the Dalton edition of Mein Kampf: 25 point program at the end of Vol.1.
17. We demand agrarian reform in accordance with our national
requirements, and the enactment of a law to expropriate the owners without
compensation of any land needed for the common good. We demand the
abolition of basis rents, and the prohibition of all land speculation.
Does this mean the real estate market will be without rental properties, or that the real estate market won't exist at all anymore?
For the life of me I don't know what it means. Even reading the dictionary of Basis doesn't infer much data. The fact of the matter is this property is WW2 regime specific in their time. My guess is it's akin to the U.S. back during 1776-1820s. People KNEW about finances were pushed financial information in books and documents until about the 1820s when the old generation died and pushed Fiat currency which is legal tender but not lawful money. If you look at The Creature from Jekyll Island: A second look at the Federal Reserve. Gold at about 347.58g is lawful constitutional money. Fiat is against U.S. law, constitution, and principle.
Funny by the time the Revolutionary war ended we had 550 million dollars in debt from Fiat and people complained about high prices.