Tapsearch Com EditorGlobalist Plantation economy
Human Capital has lost much of its value due to free trade. Money Capital products were supposed to make up for this loss, but the only value paper money has is the manipulation of transactions as our economies based on making money instead of making things is burning out.
Free trade was never really about trade. It was primarily about making production portable ready to be moved again and again for the sake of cheaper and cheaper labor. The common denominator is down to wage slave and even child labor. It became a globalist plantation where the money changers made a big mistake. When Human Capital is discounted with human beings "commoditized" and put on a world trading block to compete with one another for the same jobs, real valuable assets are lost including money values.
The value of workers and labor is most likely the only real money standard left in the world. This value has been degraded to a level where the new working poor class and the hidden under class no longer have the funds to support government services. If austerity measure are set in place to cut more of these services, the botton drops out of the economy. There is no once left to balance out the capital money products.
It is impossible to maintain the value of money transactions by themselves.
The only thing possible is to print more money which then drops the values of all the money products more. Nations can take on more debt but then the holders of the debt just ends up with worthless paper.
We now see this happening across the world. Middle class jobs are gone. And when only 10 percent of a population holds 80 percent of the stock there is no where to go but down. The 10 percent can not do all the money manipulations unless they have a base of players. When the good paying jobs vanish everything else goes down in a domino fashion.
We now have plenty of throw away technology products but this just creates a throw away society. Free trade backfires when there are no longer any consumers left to keep the ball rolling.
Ref/ When workers have no voice in the process of free trade and globalization
Free trade was never really about trade. It was primarily about making production portable ready to be moved again and again for the sake of cheaper and cheaper labor. The common denominator is down to wage slave and even child labor. It became a globalist plantation where the money changers made a big mistake. When Human Capital is discounted with human beings "commoditized" and put on a world trading block to compete with one another for the same jobs, real valuable assets are lost including money values.
The value of workers and labor is most likely the only real money standard left in the world. This value has been degraded to a level where the new working poor class and the hidden under class no longer have the funds to support government services. If austerity measure are set in place to cut more of these services, the botton drops out of the economy. There is no once left to balance out the capital money products.
It is impossible to maintain the value of money transactions by themselves.
The only thing possible is to print more money which then drops the values of all the money products more. Nations can take on more debt but then the holders of the debt just ends up with worthless paper.
We now see this happening across the world. Middle class jobs are gone. And when only 10 percent of a population holds 80 percent of the stock there is no where to go but down. The 10 percent can not do all the money manipulations unless they have a base of players. When the good paying jobs vanish everything else goes down in a domino fashion.
We now have plenty of throw away technology products but this just creates a throw away society. Free trade backfires when there are no longer any consumers left to keep the ball rolling.
Ref/ When workers have no voice in the process of free trade and globalization
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