This link explains the FTT (#2) side of my dual hypothesis. It is incredibly simple and involves taxing monetary payments rather than income. This is about the difference between taxing an aggregate income of ~$21 trillion, or instead taxing the monetary economy of ~$7,600 trillion – it’s pretty much a… Read more »
Last edited 11 months ago by Col...'the farmer from NZ'
dear col, thank you for the link! & your insights. in case you aren’t already aware: richard werner has a substack, R Werner Substack, which includes his archive. richard werner, like alastair & michael, was present when many deals & wunderwaffen slipped under the table & his archive may be… Read more »
Colin Maxwell
11 months ago
I am just wading my way through this now, but I disagree with Richard that this current debacle illustrates a classic “failure of capitalism” per se. The slide began more than a century ago, especially with the formation of the 100% privately owned Fed, but we saw the beginning of… Read more »
Last edited 11 months ago by Col...'the farmer from NZ'
Great points about keeping essential monopolies with the state, in particular “central banks”. Also, properly taxing the financial economy should be a no-brainer. (But how to get there..? Revolution??)
Hopefully, humanity can discover a bloodless brand of revolution to lead us out of this debt-death vortex, Pepa. As the present system unravels like the rusty spring out of a worn-out builder’s tape measure, and its suicidal idiocy is laid bare, society at large will demand major reform – just… Read more »
This link explains the FTT (#2) side of my dual hypothesis. It is incredibly simple and involves taxing monetary payments rather than income. This is about the difference between taxing an aggregate income of ~$21 trillion, or instead taxing the monetary economy of ~$7,600 trillion – it’s pretty much a… Read more »
dear col, thank you for the link! & your insights. in case you aren’t already aware: richard werner has a substack, R Werner Substack, which includes his archive. richard werner, like alastair & michael, was present when many deals & wunderwaffen slipped under the table & his archive may be… Read more »
I am just wading my way through this now, but I disagree with Richard that this current debacle illustrates a classic “failure of capitalism” per se. The slide began more than a century ago, especially with the formation of the 100% privately owned Fed, but we saw the beginning of… Read more »
Great points about keeping essential monopolies with the state, in particular “central banks”. Also, properly taxing the financial economy should be a no-brainer. (But how to get there..? Revolution??)
Hopefully, humanity can discover a bloodless brand of revolution to lead us out of this debt-death vortex, Pepa. As the present system unravels like the rusty spring out of a worn-out builder’s tape measure, and its suicidal idiocy is laid bare, society at large will demand major reform – just… Read more »