Category: Systems of Governance

Banking, Booms and Busts, Economics, Systems of Governance

The Fiat Currency Trap: How Central Banking Distorts Global Wealth and Production

The global economy operates under a fiat currency system controlled by central banking authorities, leading to severe imbalances in capital flows, wealth distribution, and real productivity. As central banks manipulate money supplies and interest rates, investors and speculators are forced to seek out the most profitable currencies for production. This results in artificial economic advantages for certain nations, while others are left struggling—not due to … Continue reading The Fiat Currency Trap: How Central Banking Distorts Global Wealth and Production

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Banking, Economics, Systems of Governance, War

Central Banking: The Modern-Day King George

The American Revolution was a defining moment in history, sparked by the tyranny of King George III. His oppressive taxation and economic control over the colonies led to widespread resentment and ultimately rebellion. Today, central banking serves a similar function, exerting unchecked financial dominance over nations and individuals. Just as King George imposed excessive taxes without colonial representation, central banks devalue currency through inflation—an invisible … Continue reading Central Banking: The Modern-Day King George

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Banking, Economics, Systems of Governance, War

The Keynesian War Machine: How Governments Use Inflation and War to Escape Debt

Keynesian economics, rooted in the ideas of John Maynard Keynes, promotes government intervention to manage economic fluctuations. Keynesians argue that during downturns, governments should increase spending, even at the cost of deficits, to stimulate aggregate demand. They believe that markets do not self-correct quickly enough due to “sticky” wages and prices, justifying continuous intervention. However, this approach is fundamentally flawed and ultimately harmful to the … Continue reading The Keynesian War Machine: How Governments Use Inflation and War to Escape Debt

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Economics, Systems of Governance

Capitalism with Sound Money vs. Capitalism with Fiat Currency: Why Sound Money is the True Form of Capitalism

Capitalism, at its core, is an economic system based on individual rights, private property, voluntary exchange, and the free market. Over time, however, the monetary systems underpinning capitalism have evolved, with two distinct forms emerging: capitalism with sound money and capitalism with fiat currency. While both may appear to operate under capitalist principles, they differ drastically in how they manage wealth, exchange, and economic power. … Continue reading Capitalism with Sound Money vs. Capitalism with Fiat Currency: Why Sound Money is the True Form of Capitalism

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Economics, Systems of Governance

The False Promise of Socialism: Why Fiat Corporatism, Not Capitalism, Creates Inequality

Socialism has long been presented as a solution to the perceived failures of capitalism, but what many fail to realize is that what is commonly labeled as capitalism today is not true capitalism at all. A genuine free market operates under sound money—gold, silver, or another asset-backed currency that holds its value over time. In this system, prices naturally decline due to increased productivity, benefiting … Continue reading The False Promise of Socialism: Why Fiat Corporatism, Not Capitalism, Creates Inequality

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