'MPE™ 107' — 'INVESTMENT' IN Mathematically Perfected Economy™

For years, American importers and Chinese factory managers have been having the same conversation. The importers would demand lower prices for products destined for American shelves. Factory managers would counter with a long list of reasons why they needed to charge more. Most of the time, the American importers would prevail, and Wal-Mart shoppers would rejoice. Not anymore. The era of cheap Chinese consumer goods may finally be ending, thanks to irrepressible inflation. Now when the Chinese present their lists, some American importers are conceding higher prices, meaning that American shoppers, for the first time in years, are starting to pick up the tab for rising costs in China. Some Chinese factories are now asking their American customers for price increases of as much as 20 percent to 30 percent. Alexandra Harney, Slate Magazine, MONEYBOX, "The Last Days of Cheap Chinese" — Tuesday, April 8, 2008, 7:33 AM ET "The pipeline for wheat is empty," said Michael Kalupa, a bakery owner in Tampa, Fla., who is president of the Retail Bakers of America. Mr. Kalupa said the price he paid for flour had doubled since October. He cannot afford to absorb the cost and he cannot afford to pass it on. Sales have been falling 16 percent to 20 percent a month since October. He has laid off three employees. April 9, 2008 CommonDreams.Org Article, As Prices Rise, Farmers Spurn Conservation, by David Streitfeld Whenever destroyers appear among men, they start by destroying money, for money is men's protection, and the base of a moral existence. Ayn Rand

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Thus for nothing better than confusion and worse, they perpetually commit all of us to a process which in fact is meant only to multiply debt for unearned gain — for we can readily solve that process and avoid systemic collapse under terminal artificial sums of debt.

According to this faction, while we can no longer even afford to service the debt their apathy has already accumulated, and while artificial sums of debt continue to multiply even at inherently escalating rates, they willfully and daily absorb the unqualified proposition that we enjoyed "growth" while all but the last of our industry was driven from our country. But as surely as this irreversible amounting of debt will impose systemic collapse, their unqualified denial ensures the near term event of a Second Great Depression, because it is a sum of debt increasing in proportion to our means to service it. Just such irreverence and ineptitude in fact set the table for the First Great Depression.

On another hand, we have a small faction which understands at least that we require monetary reform.

But what reform will serve us?

Wednesday, April 9, 2008

'MPE™ 107' — PARASITIC 'MARKETS' CAN ONLY MAKE KILLINGS AT *OUR* EXPENSE

Just a short while ago we saw the so called Federal Reserve bail out the first of the so called sub-prime mortgage firms to fall; and in the wake of Bear Stearns — just the first of this unfinished event of unserviceable magnitudes of debt — we see that the so called Federal Reserve works day and night to bail out others — others who make their "living" not by sweat, invention, or industry, but as middlemen in the artificial multiplication of debt not just by interest, but in the artificial "appreciation" of home values. Because these purported values are in fact costs, it is in fact then by every conceivable artificial maximization of unearned taking from us that we are at the brink of failure.

Worse still, by some obtuse extension of ostensible authority of which the people neither know or can possibly therefore understand, the bailout of course is to be performed at taxpayer expense — without of course even the slightest hint of a public mandate for such a thing.

Whatever the costs of the excessive multiplication of indebtedness, rather than to give a penny of excessive taking back, all costs and all burdens are to fall on the people without even a service which they could not provide themselves without cost; and yet the way of this multiplication of cost for nought, even as it breaks the back of so many presently, is never to break the back of the nation, even while interest can only multiply the remainder of debt all the further.

Worse yet, the regulation of all this impropriety is purported to be in the hands of the right people — the very fox is to justly manage how many hens and eggs disappear from the hen house, while it is impossible this is an intention or service of the hens. Even the rate of unearned taking is exalted as evidence of the vitality of a system the people inherently intend instead to sustain true earnings, which can only be depleted by unearned taking from those earnings.

So tall then is the lie; and so obvious are its purpose and damages.

And so the so called stocks and securities markets responded to the news of this unwarranted further offense against the people with a brisk "rally" — "recovering" so much as 400 points I believe it was in a single day.

Think of that.

Four hundred points or so of further unearned taking, based on information indicating that usurers would not let the side of unearned taking fail — while all the cost of all these unjustified acts was to be heaped upon we who as a consequence, could only fail; and all so that thus the gambling could yet continue for more unearned gain from us, ostensibly altogether as proof of our betterment.

PRODUCTION, AND THE JUST DISTRIBUTION OF A RESULTANT POOL OF WEALTH

Under natural conditions uninfringed upon by artificial ways of diminishing the rewards of production, if we build something for ourselves for instance, the result of that is having what we have built.

Likewise, if we produce something to trade to a producer of something else, we acquire whatever we deem to be the sufficient equivalent of our own production.

Whenever anything is taken from the pool of wealth therefore but by equal production, the producers of wealth are deprived of their rightful reward for production.

THE FACADE OF BETTERMENT FROM 'INVESTMENT'

Only because we are denied the opportunity to issue sufficient promises to pay (money) to finance further industry on our own must we seek "finance" at cost from "investors," and from a limited pool of circulation which is inadequate to sustain further industry.

If we are to sustain further industry, a circulation must increase as necessary to sustain the further industry.

Thus while it is said that "investors" are necessary to prosperity, it is actually the financing of further industry which is necessary to sustaining further industry; and it is only by denial of the very necessary monies that "investors" can prevail upon us for unearned taking which itself can only drive up the costs of industry.

Thus while "investors" fancy themselves as the movers and shakers of the world, it is only by the coercive artificial withholding of a sufficient circulation which can be dedicated to sustaining new industry that they may prey upon us.

So rarely are investors vital but to funding against such a circulatory improbability of survival, the first thing we are regularly cautioned against in writing a business plan is the ineptitude of the prospective "investors" in the field of endeavor; and the first thing we will learn from this person who will prosper for our work is that they want even far more than the underlying system of usury. But so, rather then than having the opportunity to engage in enterprise without undue cost, we are denied it and thrown to the further lion of a circulation not even regulated to sustain our potential increase to the whole of prosperity.

To buy stock after the IPO of course is not even investment; it is mere gambling with tokens of a process which cannot even ensure unearned gain; and no more is intelligent direction of industrial capacity than it is to watch with sparkling eyes the daily unearned gains a person takes in between the latest re-runs of their favorite soap opera, bent on the idea somehow that the whole system is legitimized and sustained as by your very assumed role in it at that very moment.

We assert too that costs such as those of insurance for instance are lowered by the ability of companies to "invest," rather than to provide the product at the cost engendered by its provision. But here as well "investment" only moves the costs we do not pay at some due point to somewhere else, where they may fall upon others who cannot even benefit from the purported service.

"Investment" contributes nothing to the pool of wealth. It only takes from the pool of wealth; it can only do so at cost to the real producers of all wealth — and therefore by denial of just reward.

INEVITABLE CONSEQUENCE OF THE FALSE LEGITIMIZATION OF UNEARNED TAKING

If we tolerate unearned taking, what is the consequence but all the unearned taking which can be practiced, and minimization of due reward for real industry even at the cost of the survival of real industry?

In fact, "traders" of currencies, commodities, and everything else imaginable will milk every penny of unearned profit possible, with the but one possible consequence being denial of due reward to the producers of wealth.

Due reward, or prospering according to the fruit of our doings, and unearned gain therefore are mutually exclusive. If we are to realize due reward for production, then our production cannot be subject to involuntary servitude, even if some of us merely claim the servitude is voluntary under the only condition by which it occurs — that being intentional deprivation of a sustainable monetary system.

'MPE™ 107' — 'INVESTMENT' IN Mathematically Perfected Economy™

There is no need or want of "investment" in mathematically perfected economy™, because all the funding necessary to sustain our commerce is readily available to those who rightly can and will take responsibility to pay off the means of industry as it disappears from existence by their consumption or otherwise.

In mathematically perfected economy™ alone then is the pool of wealth distributed according to our contribution to it.

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"To find the players in all the corruption of the world, 'Follow the money.' To find the captains of world corruption, follow the money all the way."

mike montagne — founder, PEOPLE For Mathematically Perfected Economy™, author/engineer of mathematically perfected economy™ (1979)

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