"MARKETOCRACY" AND VOTER POWER
Is There Any Point to Popularizing Social Credit
          (or Similar Reform to a Monetary
                    System of Porduction) ?
 
                    Introduction
From: Steve Russell:
"Voters are ignored because in a marketocracy moving
to one market, the voters in any particular nation-state
are irrelevant, because the policies of any particular nation-
state are irrelevant.

"The idea that a nation-state can regulate a transnational
corporation with annual production that exceeds the nation-
state's GDP requires a political theory with which I am
unacquainted.

"That description does not apply to all nation-states yet,
but it applies to most of them, and those to which it does
not apply (U.S., Japan, etc.) seem disinclined to use what
power they have."   ---  Steve Russell
                        Elections do Matter
 
Steve, I agree with your thought to a poiint. Certainly
it appears that the US and Japan have not applied
common sense to their economic problems.
 
But the issue to me is Internet Forums -- Their
Purpose and Style.
 
Not all forums -- of course.  Most have the right
purpose and style for their members. But some
are oriented toward reform of money systems.
They have a unique problem --
 
        Bankers, accuntants, economists and
authors, generally, make money -- hard money --
on the systems in place without reform.
 
In essence, we want soft money. We need
voters because all the professions are against
us.
 
OK.  Maybe we need ten money-reform sites that
stay with the cannon and compete to publish in
the various literatures in the commercial and
intellectual markets.
 
But we need at least one internet site that looks
to the ordinary voter as a source of power.
 
I think I remarked yesterday that, that idiot Ross
Perot, paved the way for popularizing economic
ideas.  He, more than John Kenneth Galbraith,
got down to the guy in the street to make him think
a lower deficit and debt meant something. 
 
I believe voters count. And we can reach them
 
John

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