Weighing the Economic Scales of Politics

Free Market | Fascism | Nazism | Socialism | Communism

"A wise and frugal government, which shall leave men FREE to regulate their own pursuits of industry and improvement, and shall NOT take from the mouth of labor and bread it has EARNED.
This is the sum of good government." — Thomas Jefferson

"We need to understand the more government spends, the more freedom is lost... Instead of simply debating spending levels, we ought to be debating whether the departments, agencies, and programs funded by the budget should exist at all." ― Ron Paul

Economic *POLICY* is much easier to understand than the international bankers would want you to believe. THEY try to overcomplicate simple issues with complex charts and graphics. The Truth remains simple; there are only 2 main issues:

#1 -isms : The only 1% of difference between Fascism, Nazism, Socialism, and Communism is how many CORPORATIONS (capital) are either *OWNED* or *CONTROLLED* (directly or indirectly) by government; Hitler *OWNED* Volkswagen during WW2 and only produced "war machines". In a truly *FREE* MARKET the answer is e) none of the above. People are *FREE* to enjoy the occupation of their OWN choice in a FREE-ENTERPRISE economic system.

#2 CENTRAL BANKS : A "Central Bank" is the 5th plank of the Communist Manifesto. International bankers (Evelyn de Rothschild) and oil men (David Rockefeller) have commit treason against the United States and against the people of the United States by maintaining the installation of our THIRD Central bank. The first 2 "central banks" were abolished by Thomas Jefferson & Andrew Jackson. The "Federal Reserve Bank", a privately owned - NOT federal bank, is the 3rd. The IRS collects INTEREST on our "debt" to FOREIGN Bankers.

"The Land of the FREE" is a Free-Enterprise Economy

"A wise and frugal government, which shall leave men FREE to regulate their own pursuits of industry and improvement, and shall NOT take from the mouth of labor and bread it has EARNED.
This is the sum of good government." — Thomas Jefferson

A REALLY Free-Enterprise Economy is the true definition of economic freedom. In a Free-Market, business owners are FREE to keep their profits and the fruits of their labor. A Free-Enterprise Economy encourages businesses to expand, resulting in the prosperity and wealth of a strong country. In a Free-Market, the federal government ONLY protects business owners and their workers from illegal fraud, especially in international trade - BUT the federal government cannot dictate where companies get their raw materials, what types of products or services they offer, nor how they spend their money after they earn it.

Hard-working competitive free enterprise producers create low prices and high quality. Competition results in excellence, and always has.

laissez-faire |ˌlesā ˈfe(ə)r; ˌlezā| noun: a policy or attitude of letting things take their own course, without interfering.
• Economics abstention (an instance of declining to vote for or against a proposal or motion) by governments from interfering in the workings of the free market : [as adj.] laissez-faire capitalism.
DERIVATIVES laissez-faireism |ˈfe(ə)rˌizəm| noun; ORIGIN French, literally ‘allow to do.’

The term "free market" means a self regulating system in which all parties are completely free to transact with one another, and where force, fraud or injury damages one party, the government’s role is only to punish those who commit such offenses and to vindicate the rights of the other party, which protects the integrity of the free market.

"Private Property" means private ownership and control of property being a key component in the free enterprise system. In order for ownership of private property to be complete, four aspects must be met: the person’s right for Title, Control, Use, and the Ability to Dispose Of . In a free market economy these aspects are unrestrained, as long as the person does not infringe on the rights of others. True ownership of property and freedom go hand in hand.

Although the TV propaganda seems to claim that Fascists are the extreme right-wing "fringe", and the Communists are extreme left-wing - Fascism is the first step in the degeneration process of a Free-Enterprise Economy toward Communism. The only thing the following NON-FREE economies are REALLY left or right of, is deliberately crafted propaganda designed to create confusion during this period of decline in freedom.

What is CAPITALISM?

Capitalism |ˈkapətlˌizəm| noun: An economic and political system in which a country's trade and industry are controlled by PRIVATE owners for profit, rather than by the state. The capitalism of emerging nations, FREE enterprise, private enterprise, the FREE market. Antonym: communism.

People using the term "capitalism" are usually referring to FREE-Market Economics (Austrian Economics) with FREE-Enterprise! In a true FREE-Market, the government does NOT interfere with the market with the exception of prosecuting interstate fraud - so people saying that capitalism is our problem are actually referring to the absence of a truly *FREE* Market (which can be defined as nothing less than fascism, and nothing less than socialism when the government is actually purchsing corporate intersets on paper).

One of the most basic aspects of any economic system is the concept of "capital", which means "the means of production". An example of capital is explained as a spear being made as the result of someone’s time and energy in order for that person to eventually be able to use to spear to catch fish to eat. Capital can be tools, machinery, and even people.

All economic scales involve CAPITAL (the means of production) - so the term "Capitalism" is again very deliberately confusing. It is WHO CONTROLS the capital that defines the difference between each different economic system. All types of economic systems include elements of "capital" (the means of production) and "property" (entitlements to ownership), with differences between the systems being varying combinations of types of ownership and control of "capital" and "property".

By strict definition, every type of economic system is "capitalist", including Communism. The difference between Communism and the American Capitalist type of systems lies in the ownership of the capital. Communist capital is "monopolistic and state controlled", and American capital is "competitive free enterprise".

The best way to judge or compare economic systems is through an analysis of ownership and control of capital. John McManus observes: "In the last century or so, there have been basically four forms of state-controlled economies, all on the far left of the economic spectrum: fascism, nazism, socialism, and communism. In each, the government controls the capital. The difference among these is how much is owned or controlled outright by the government."

In all of these types of political-economic arrangements, the government, which is invariably a despotic oligarchy, controls the means of production, even if it does not outright own them.

The only alternative to this type of predatory economic arrangement is a free marketplace, wherein all people remain free to exercise their God-given rights and abilities and to keep and exchange the product of their labor as they see fit.

Some basic differences exist between the two major types of economic systems. In the competitive free enterprise system, capital or property is both owned privately and controlled privately. In a monopolistic system, holding title to capital can be accomplished privately or by the state, however, the capital is controlled by the state or the elite few who control the state.