The Good, the Bad and the Future
by A look at the shades of good and bad and what it will hold for our economic future, given that world economics is a hot topic this provides a layman’s analysis of the current crisis and a glimpse at the solution.
This would seem like a rant but for one thing there is a solution to this. Why not take some time out we have that opportunity at the moment, to fix the things that matter most, but the governments of the world will not want to do it. They would have no control that’s the problem. Why did they become politicians in the first place? It is all about control of the masses. If we all had a fair crack at the whip in terms of financial and time gain in our lives, irrespective of our education or upbringing, things would be a whole lot simpler (simple means more efficient) each of us able to control things democratically and allow the goods and services to prosper organically. Add to the pot of opportunity a huge measure of encouragement and training from all points of the compass and you have a recipe for success that would be unrivalled in our history.
The big questions you ask are how do we do this? What is it? I can answer them all of them,; there is a solution but to be honest and much as it pains me to say this, things have to get a lot worse before politicians and banks will look at other means of survival of the economy; it means their demise, this must be the way of things, and I cannot say more than this; it is a solution that will make all of us happy and reward you no matter how hard you work or not as the case may be, not that it would be a free ride to malingerers but everyone would get what they deserve in a fair and very equal way. It sounds too good to be true, I know, it is not, after all I’m not selling anything more than an idea that something is wrong and there is a solution if you believe there is then you will see the need to question and change . This is not the time to do so nor do I believe is in my place to say any more for now. What I do think is we all have to say something because we believe it is time to change what is bad and make things good again.
I am very sure that they have no contingency plan in place if and or when the current system collapses. We have to recognise that this does not work now watch it fail if it does get that far and start with something new.
I have never heard any one ask a leader the questions ‘What do we do if this economic system begins to fail? Do you have a contingency plan if this economic system fails?’ And I think it would be a great place to start. I would like to know the answer to that, put some trust back into the political and economic system for starters.
To change, to recognize something is wrong is a huge step. To skip the possible anarchy potential would be a less bad thing.
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