A Pro-Capitalist Foreign Policy (Part 7 of 10)
In the present-day world, a procapitalist foreign policy is indistinguishable from a pro-American foreign policy.
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In the present-day world, a procapitalist foreign policy is indistinguishable from a pro-American foreign policy.
The establishment of gold as money is essential to the achievement of a capitalist society.
A possible way to start on the elimination of the income/inheritance tax right now would be to fight for the immediate adoption of a universal exemption of at least 51 percent of everyone’s income from federal, state, and local income taxation under all circumstances.
The savings of individuals would steadily replace taxes as the source of provision for old age.
An appropriate vehicle for the establishment of the freedom of production and trade, whether all at once or gradually, would be the establishment of one last regulatory-type agency: the Deregulation Agency.
The Second Amendment’s primary purpose—arming citizens as the ultimate check against government tyranny—remains both legally recognized and practically viable in modern America.
How money is created, how governments exploit the process to siphon your wealth, and what you must do to prosper in an era of financial repression.
The privatization of property is the most fundamental aspect of a procapitalist political program
If a laissez-faire capitalist society is to be achieved, a political movement pursuing a long-range program will be necessary.