The Matrix.

[Appian]

The Matrix and its forthcoming demise.

A great video in which Paul Craig Roberts explains why the current social/economic paradigm is now becoming untenable. The elites, and the political and media class who do their biding, can only print money for so long. After which they will have provide solutions to the problems which they themselves have created. As we all know, or should know, they have no solutions. In fact they show every sign of being determined to make a bad situation even worse. Revolution is a realistic possibility in this country and there's a certain irony in the fact that it will be politic elites own actions which provide the catalyst for it. But revolution for the sake of revolution provides no answer to our countries problems. The problem we, as Nationalist, face is to provide solutions to these problems, if we don't then you can be sure that someone else will and we may come to regret our own inaction. We face a future in which we will either remain a marginalised minority or in which we can become a driving force towards the creation of a new Britain. The choice is ours, but make no mistake change is coming either with or without us.

[Mike]

From an economic viewpoint there are two huge problems.

1. People are not spending their cash fast enough. Less taxes!
2. Promises of transfers of money from one group to another by the state are continually growing. Needs more taxes.

Put the two together....

[Sheepy]

From an economic viewpoint there are two huge problems.

1. People are not spending their cash fast enough. Less taxes!
2. Promises of transfers of money from one group to another by the state are continually growing. Needs more taxes.

Put the two together....

Let me help you bestest buddy.Those are not answers to the economic situation we face.Believe it or not the situation is much more complex.

[Mike]

Let me help you bestest buddy.Those are not answers to the economic situation we face.Believe it or not the situation is much more complex.

Nobby does not understand the usefulness or purpose of a heuristic.

[Sheepy]

Nobby does not understand the usefulness or purpose of a heuristic.

Mike doesn't understand the point.But then he never does.He just plays up to his own level.
Don't worry bestest buddy I wasn't expecting anything less.It obviously makes you feel better and that's what counts.

[Appian]

Let me help you bestest buddy.Those are not answers to the economic situation we face.Believe it or not the situation is much more complex.

Yes Sheepy, those are not answers, but before you can provide answers you have to do two things 1. recognise that there is a problem, 2. Understand what it is. Which many people, including some Nationalists, clearly don't. Mike clearly does understand. What he is saying is essentially right. The purchasing power of the consumer and taxation's relation to it are two elements of the problem. I'll also ask you polity please don't degenerate this thread into yet another public slagging match.

[Mike]

Nobby will now give us the benefit of his analysis of the situation. Over to you Professor Nobby.

[Appian]

Nobby will now give us the benefit of his analysis of the situation. Over to you Professor Nobby.

And thus ends another serious thread! I'll leave you two too it.

[Sheepy]

Yes Sheepy, those are not answers, but before you can provide answers you have to do two things 1. recognise that there is a problem, 2. Understand what it is. Which many people, including some Nationalists, clearly don't. Mike clearly does understand. What he is saying is essentially right. The purchasing power of the consumer and taxation's relation to it are two elements of the problem. I'll also ask you polity please don't degenerate this thread into yet another public slagging match.

I didn't start the slanging match mike did.All he was making were sweeping statements with little understanding of the situation in my opinion.
I have answered it on another post.Everything doesn't have to be about profit,where people are just another number.

[Mike]

Yes Sheepy, those are not answers, but before you can provide answers you have to do two things 1. recognise that there is a problem, 2. Understand what it is. Which many people, including some Nationalists, clearly don't. Mike clearly does understand. What he is saying is essentially right. The purchasing power of the consumer and taxation's relation to it are two elements of the problem. I'll also ask you polity please don't degenerate this thread into yet another public slagging match.

In a normal 'growth recession', there is some hope of maintaining social spending by borrowing and spending which happily also boosts demand and thus tax receipts. How big the multiplier is a hotly argued topic. At least the borrowing cushions the disadvantaged temporarily.

This time we have a huge structural problem and the headroom to borrow has gone since so much has been borrowed already. Experience shows that people don't start spending again sufficiently until private debt is substantially reduced in these circumstances. Long time job.

But politicians can't admit any of that so pretend it's just another growth recession.

What to do? Number one is make sure what jobs there are go to your own people. Number two people have got to adjust to lower levels of social spending. Cut the frills - windmills foreign aid. Number three accept the discomfort of less job protection for a while. Only smallish business will create jobs. Big stuff reduces jobs. Hence the importance of making sure the jobs at least help your own people otherwise you are creating jobs for the rest of the world. The 'lack of skills' is bull. During the big wars means were soon found to use people. Enjoy the crisis!