FPM have strongly advocated the
rolling back of the private sector excesses and greater Government planned,
controlled and implemented initiatives to rejuvenate a corrupt and festering economic wound. This is indeed sea-change in Government policy we are calling
for globally. A reversing of the so called “market liberalisation” trend
started during Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher’s administration on either
side of the Atlantic Ocean during the heady 1980’s, is our call. Instead of the appropriate Keynesian
countercyclical fiscal policies; policies developed at the height of the Great
Depression in his “The General Theory of
Employment, Interest and Money” and published in 1936, we have continuity
of monetarist policies, introduced by economist Milton Friedman, yet
wholly inappropriate for the circumstance and seemingly abstract to political
legislature.
Structural
deficits are not advocated by Keynesian economists,
only that “deficit spending is desirable and necessary as part of
countercyclical fiscal policy”. Maynard Keynes
So we are in a economic milieu where
global Government ‘structural deficits’ are actually expanding through monetary
expansion (QE / money-printing etc), as extolled by Friedman (see below excerpt
from Wikipedia); in vain attempt to kick-start economies from the need to
stabilise it after the financial crisis tremors of 2007/08, seems in the main
to be showing Wall Street bubbles and disturbingly more ‘creaming-off’ of the
wealth of the nations by corporate elite CEOs and directors pretending to work
in the name of shareholder and pension benefits.
During
the 1960s, Friedman promoted an alternative macroeconomic policy known as
"monetarism". He theorized there existed a "natural" rate
of unemployment and argued that governments could only increase employment
above this rate, e.g., by increasing aggregate demand, only for as long as
inflation was accelerating. He argued that the Phillips curve was, in the long
run, vertical at the "natural rate" and predicted what would come to
be known as stagflation. Though opposed to the existence of the Federal Reserve
System, Friedman argued that, given that it does exist, a steady, small
expansion of the money supply was the only wise policy. Friedman was an
economic adviser to Republican U.S. President Ronald Reagan.
In a situation of national debt default or other financial or military crisis it would seem an instinct to huddle together for security. That is an early evolutionary social communal ideology for self-preservation. Citation of North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (N.A.T.O.) formation after WWII as vivid example (elaborated below). So it follows that desperate unions and strange bed-fellows are made in stringent times. This is seemingly what's happening in the world order play-book of today: with Russia and Europe vying for that strategically important East-West frontier country Ukraine; Hong Kong Pro Democracy protesters independently resisting China's overlord efforts; Anti-American Arab countries in turmoil between pro-West democracy or theological retrenchment; BRIC Bank set-up to negate bias IMF and World Bank support of established EU and USA economies, and so on.
Just in case we're talking through our 'hat and hot air', witness the recent "should I go or should I stay" clash between Scottish unionists and separatists, after a 300-years-old marriage. In the Scottish Independent Referendum of 18 September 2014, the pro-union voters tactically won by 55% to 45% majority. An election won by fear because the sizeable conservative elder voters were scared into believing that the 'apple-cart' being disturbed heralds 'worse-before-better' syndrome. Long-term ideals being sacrificed for short-term benefits would not be an accusation but personal reality.
Towards forming a pivotal and strategic alliance, whether one believes in the “New World Order” with ambitions of elite families controlling One World Government, EU is increasingly under the influence of USA policy diktat. One world government, initially via the spread of ‘Commercial Globalisation’, is seemingly intent in that direction. From missionary-driven European colonialism of pre-World War II through to multinational corporations imposing American economic imperialism; such institutional regimes with exploitation as an aim initially corrupt and ultimately destroy social freedoms, independence of local decisions and control and also individuality of thought and action. FPM principals are collectively and vehemently against Orwellian order of society (of the all-controlling "Big Brother" state), which we are ALL as yet unremittingly or unwittingly embroiled in by degrees already. The great hope and event is that all great movements are eventually checked by unheralded forces which are almost divine in emergence. Bearing such forces, we cite Mahatma Gandhi resisting the military might and nous of British Colonial Imperialism. Another example of an earlier era of unheralded yet almost divine forces resisting a seemingly incorrigible exploitation of slave trade was William Wilberforce and friends. The abolishment of the slavery in the British Empire resulted in the Slavery Abolition Act of 1833. And so on and so on is history littered with such heroes of humanity.
FPM included the above paragraph
of social-political economic commentary on our funds and investments forum originated
enterprise, because of related phenomenon called Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (or TTIP) coming
into our cross-fire sight. This means the global hegemony of today United
States of America, whom are descendants of a former Europeans colonists and
other diaspora of refugees,
want to ally with their old world roots towards greater formidable business partnerships
(from our survey, even effect to supersede powers of national Governments!). Clearly
a path expected to lead to globalist ambitions.
Of course, aside of Britain’s
‘special relationship’ with America, ‘Trans-Atlantic’ indicates closer economic
ties between European Union and USA. At a time when the EU itself is having a
crisis of existentialism, the megalomaniac globalist drivers are desperate or
opportunistic to forge a thin-end-of-wedge shot-gun wedding! As was
circumstances and timing of the creation of NATO, which was a military
alliance of nations in 1949. Our ‘wet behind the ears’, yet people-elected from
selected politicians (viz. Hong Kong Pro
Democracy Protests), who visibly, necessarily and intrinsically are not
wise like gerontocracy, are being apparently pulled on puppet strings. Corrupt
politicians is not new but broken political machine where its members are self-vested
puppets manipulated by powerful behind the scenes corporations and lobbyist
using bogus statistics from unscientific polls conducted by public relations exercise,
is in fact plutocracy i.e. rule of the wealth. Democracy, i.e. rule by the
people, equals public relations propaganda.
Just in case FPM are accused of excessive
fantasy and bemused ranting about real world events which get relegated to
realms of conspiracy (as if bad things don’t actually happen clandestinely!),
we cite below an easy to understand example from the venerated Private Eye - No.1377
late October 2014 edition:
Synopsis of Penny for the Guy (From Private Eye - No1377) |
As activists in FPM 3-fold enterprise
manifestation of 1) critical public relations of reputations, 2) promoting
alternative M&A deals and 3) delivering mutual-alternative investment
convergence, we are actively peaceful protest marching against unbound capitalism. If adherents of capitalism don't march then we must all be billionaires and super-wealthy!
Indeed we are meeting at 6pm at
Trafalgar Square on 5th November, 2014 to join Climate
Revolution as part of the Amonymous
organised annual event since 2011.
Notably in the English cultural
calendar, 5th of November is the
day celebrating Guy Fawkes
and his group’s failed Gunpowder
Plot of 5th November 1605 to blow-up Houses of Parliament. "A Penny For the Guy?" is the begging bowl chant of children with a Guy Fawkes dummy, collecting money or fund raising to celebrate by burning the Guy Fawkes effigy on a bonfire and while letting off fireworks.
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