HOW MATHEMATICALLY PERFECTED CURRENCY™ EXTENDS THE INDIVIDUALISM OF THE PARABLE

John Adams

Liberty cannot be preserved without a general knowledge among the people.

All the perplexities, confusions and distresses in America arise not from defects in the Constitution or confederation, nor from want of honor or virtue, as much from downright ignorance of the nature of coin, credit, and circulation.

You have rights antecedent to all earthly governments; rights that cannot be repealed or restrained by human laws; rights derived from the Great Legislator of the Universe.

There is danger from all men. The only maxim of a free government ought to be to trust no man living with power to endanger the public liberty. It is weakness rather than wickedness which renders men unfit to be trusted with unlimited power.

Wednesday, June 11, 2008

HOW MATHEMATICALLY PERFECTED CURRENCY™ EXTENDS THE INDIVIDUALISM OF THE PARABLE

The republican form of government in essence is the rule of law, dedicated wholly to protecting and enforcing the common rights, principles, and responsibilities of the people.

We have come of course to a day when the principle of a republic is compromised not to its disproof, but for virtually unrestrained profit and usurpation, to representation's purposed virtual extinction. But the very goal of such an elaborate and consuming usurpation, however ultimately destructive, is itself a testament to the aptitude of representation to best pave the way for a vigilant public to profit to the full measure of the fruit of its potential doings.

In other words, protection and enforcement of common rights and responsibilities of the public is the only ensurance of prosperity and just distribution of wealth humanity can have. It is our abandonment of this principle of protection, enforceable responsibility, and its implicit call for unexcepted accountability, which is responsible for all undoing, because these are the only measures which preserve the rights, opportunities, and prosperity of the individual — and therefore of the just prosperity of the public as a whole.

In the preceding parable, conforming to this eventual formal idea of right, representation, and self rule, colonists issued promises to pay to each other, and the respective notes were circulated as currency.

The virtues of this currency issued by individuals, were that it would sustain any volume of industry; that it allowed all individuals to pay for the production of others' with whatever they deemed to be a sufficiently equivalent measure of their own production; that it relieved them of the redundant costs and consequences imposed by usury; that there was no inflation or deflation; and that their endeavors were free of the perpetual degeneration and inevitable collapse engendered by interest.

These things of course are the common goals of a people who intend to prosper to the full measure of their potentials. They are likewise the things which must be undone to prey upon such a public, to deprive and dispossess it of its prosperity to the extents possible by interest/usury.

How then do we preserve the right to economy, prosperity, and protection of our entitlement to the wealth we can produce, but by the principle of rule of law?

This question would be rhetorical unless we did not understand that the only *reasons* not to perfect economy of inflation and deflation, of the potential for manipulation of the cost or value of money or property, and of multiplication of debt by interest... are to take from the subjects of the system without earning or justification.

In fact all the things we solve in mathematically perfected economy™ are means of dispossession; and the only way to protect ourselves from these means of dispossession is by enforcing eradication of flaws which are intended conduits of injustice. Denial of such a vital principle serves but one purpose.

No one then who stands for anything but enforced, qualified economic principle, can stand for the prosperity of the people. Even to call for change when the change is not the mathematic perfection of economy, serves only to swerve the public from solution, and preservation of their right instead to prosper.

How then does mathematically perfected economy™ extend the individualism of the parable, in concurrence with the ideals of this republican principle of rule by law?

The answer is simply that mathematically perfected economy™ is the only prescription which eliminates inflation and deflation, systemic manipulation of the cost or value of money or property, and inherent multiplication of debt by interest — which are the means of unjust dispossession.

The people therefore have no alternative but to preserve their right to true economy and economic justice by rule of law. Nothing is owned collectively. Nothing whatever can be taken by mathematically perfected economy™ but by violation of its laws; and nothing but its laws sustain and ensure full prosperity.

The individual still accepts responsibility for the issuance of currency. Between each other, individuals still determine the value of their industry — but of course without the encumbrances and liabilities of usury, or the further eradicated means of unearned gain. At most, the republic may wish to enforce reasonable guidelines for evaluation of worth and determination of rates of depreciation, which in fact are things we account for now.

As we are to know trees by their fruit, know then that except for the confused, the enemies of mathematically perfected economy™ are disposed to preserve interest or unearned gain; and that they have no better defense than to implicitly claim that to preserve the private vehicles of usury and/or unearned gain *of some* (at cost to all others), is a necessary aspect of our need to preserve the rights of the individual.

The issue upon which the preservation of a republic hinges however is not the preservation of purported rights of *some* individuals; it is always the equal preservation of the common rights of *all* individuals.

Caution yourself with the question then: If usury is the way to preserve the rights of all individuals, why not do we all then simply issue currency to ourselves at interest?

"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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