WORKING-CLASS AMERICANS AND THE FORTHCOMING NATIONAL PARTY OF FREE-CAPITALISM PROGRESSIVES. THE GLOBALIZATION PARTY TIME OF INTERNATIONALISTS COULD BE COMING TO AN END IN THE USA.

Yesterday, the Gallup Organization published results of a major study — Red States Outnumber Blue for First Time in Gallup Tracking.
According to Gallup,

20 states are solidly Republican or leaning Republican, compared with 14 solidly Democratic or leaning Democratic states. The remaining 16 are competitive. This is the first time in Gallup's eight years of tracking partisanship by state that there have been more Republican than Democratic states.  It also marks a dramatic shift from 2008, when Democratic strength nationally was its greatest in recent decades.

Here is is what the USA looks like right now:

But what would the USA look like if a nationalist party were to rise up? What if all of the competitive states went nationalist?

The Republican Party would fade away into obscurity and the Democratic Party would be marginalized.

For far too long there has been a status quo — balance of power among contending sub-factions each inspired by the fiction of its own importance by-self idealization and desire to rule. It has been an unstable equilibrium held in place by the dominant faction — the globalization internationalists of the Democratic Party and the Republican Party.

And while there has been quarreling within this faction, they have shared a key agenda — globalization for their billionaire donors. And so, to win their agenda, they have tricked the rank-and-file voters of both parties.

For Democrat voters, they have preached a message of Hispanic immigration is a right and reconquista. For Republican voters, they have preached a message of family values and Wal-mart free trade.

These master manipulators through propaganda have tricked voters into believing they are part of the upper set as if they were among the decision makers of the the parties themselves. These master manipulators have trained voters like dogs through repeating catchwords and grand themes. And they have scared all as being labeled heretics if they stand against their respective party.

A general revolution is not made in a day. A revolution happens when the dominant faction begins to weaken.

The globalization faction is losing their grip because of the collapse of the economy. I have shown you in pictures the real economy has been in decline ever year Obama has been in office. There has been no recovery, only inflated prices owing to more dollars in circulation.

✓ AWAKEN. YOU'RE LIVING THROUGH THE GREAT GLOBAL DEPRESSION. IT'S HERE, WORLDWIDE. I BET YOU DIDN'T KNOW IT.

The decline is real. I have shown in pictures that you don't have any representative in Congress, at all.

✓ THE BIGGEST LIE ALMOST ALL AMERICANS BELIEVE: AMERICANS HAVE A REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRACY. BERNIE, HILLARY AND ALL OF THE CANDIDATES LOVE THE BIGGEST LIE.

Politicians have lied to you everyday of your lives. I have shown you in pictures the truth about their big lies.

✓ THE BIG LIE: AMERICANS ARE A NATION OF IMMIGRANTS

There is a big shake-up in American politics underway.

✓ ARE BERNIE SANDERS AND DONALD TRUMP A SURPRISE OR ARE PUNDITS STUPID? THE SHAKE-UP OF USA POLITICS CONTINUES. ARE NEW PARTIES EMERGING?

Working-class Americans are awakening to the idea of their own party — a nationalist party, a party not built on socialism like Obama and Bernie Sanders want for Americans, but a party built on American industry, American ingenuity, American competitiveness and American spirit.

✓ WORKING-CLASS AMERICANS STAND WITH TRUMP. RELENTLESS ATTACKS ON TRUMP FAIL TO DERAIL THEM.

Globalization has failed Americans and they know it. Because the Democratic Party continues to shift left toward full-blown socialism, core, blue-collar, working-class Democrats are leaving them.  They are not conservatives in the making however.

A rising middle class always have been the true threat to Conservatives. That is why conservatives focus on killing the middle-class. 

Conservatives whether Blue Dog Democrats or Rockefeller Republicans have been pushing open-borders internationalism (globalism) for 40 years. The internationalism agenda of the Republican Party and the Democratic Party of supporting massive immigration has been killing working-class Americans.

True conservatism means maintaining the power by land and commerce monopolists and oligopolists. It has nothing to do with being a prude, being against gay marriage, couples living together out of wedlock and so forth.

You can recognize true conservatism by these features: hierarchy, authority and a singular moral order. Conservatives seek to prevent change for themselves by discouraging every bit of competition.




Most Americans are free-capitalism progressives. They happen not to know this about themselves, however. By free-capitalism, I mean free-markets, free-enterprise, productive efficiency under technological advance. By progressive, I mean the primacy of the individual through ardent defense of the individual and his property.

Free-capitalism progressives with a Nationalist Party focused on Bill of Rights Liberty (see: CASHING IN THE BILL OF RIGHTS. TRUTH, JUSTICE AND THE AMERICAN WAY) is the USA most Americans want. Our USA is an honest one:

• Enforced competition 
• Regulated politicians
• Self rule
• Entrepreneurialism 

It has become all too clear for most Americans. The USA is on the decline. The decline has come strictly from politics, politicians and rigging the system through law.  

Lawgivers have interfered in the lives of Americans consistently. They do so through taxation, regulation and redistribution through welfare and subsidy. 

They can because Americans have lost control of the government itself. Today, no one in the USA has popular representation. Today, Americans live under American-style totalitarianism — regulators and bureaucrats involved in every aspect of our lives.

The real purpose of government should be to enhance property and not impair it through taxation and regulation. The real and only social contract is fulfilling duty in contract of property and in so doing, contributing to the harmony of all.

Americans are living in dystopia of perpetual war — foreign wars and civil wars. All war is about property. People fight to dispossess each other of their property.

True progress is about individualism. Individualism is about property and contract, relationships and honest. True individualism is about justice. 

True retrogression is about tribalism. Tribalism is about shackles, slavery, force, dispossession, rhetoric, deceit and trickery.

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HAVE THE ANTI-PROGRESS ECO-WARRIORS WON?

Have the eco-warriors indoctrinated the child who answered this question on his homework or has the kid resigned himself that trying to get permits would be futile?

Either way, haven't the eco-warriors won?

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ARE AMAZON AND WAL-MART LOCAL ECONOMY-WRECKING EVILS?

Comments left upon web pages can reveal how what many believe. Today, for a story about Amazon's recent stock run up, which has given Amazon a market valuation higher than Walmat I came across these gems:

"Cheap people support Walmart to knock out small businesses. Cheap and lazy people support Amazon to knock out Walmart and their peers. People who would have worked for small business owners would have been small businesses owners themselves have become Walmart employees. Now Amazon is taking over with their robots. Some people are going away indefinitely."

And this one:

"Everyone talks about supporting their local economy claiming everyone should be willing to pay more to support local economy. Always they say they hate cheap, job-killing imports, but then they buy from Amazon.

"I patronize Amazon because I can get things there that I cannot find sold in my local stores. I agree however, that Walmart and Amazon are part of the trend to destroy local economies. In the old days, you would go to a half dozen local businesses to buy supplies, which today, you can buy at Staples. Profits stayed local, in local banks. Today, profits go straight to the big Wall Street banks which are not interested in the small piddling deals offered by local economies."

Alas, these comments reflect a slew of false beliefs. First, in the days of money — coined metal by weight and fineness — during the growing seasons of farming, money was shipped to the money centers, deposited with money center bankers, who then lent against those reserves to speculators of all kinds.

Local economies would grind to standstills during those times. When harvest time came, money would be recalled from money center banks. Only then would the local economy see activity.

In the days of horse-and-buggy, the blacksmith, the wainwright, farrier, saddler, wheelwright, each held monopoly in their respective towns.

As everyone else had little capital, there were few wages to be had. Most children were stuck on farms, wage-less. Plowmen had to bargain with these skilled monopolists who held bargaining power.

With the advent of the automobile and factory production methods, first tools and then machinery — both are capital — replaced handmaking. Because of profits on that capital, wages could be paid.

Boys and girls grew up and left farms for wages. Their living standards grew with gaining wages. Wherever capital sprung up, people's lives improved.

But wherever capital sprung up, the local economy monopolists — the blacksmith, the wainwright, farrier, saddler, wheelwright — lost hold of their bargaining power as their methods were replaced by machinery and partitioned methods.

Amazon and Wal-mart free up resources in local economies so that specialization can arise. Those who lose to Amazon and Wal-mart must find new ways to earn their living.

Everyone else who earns their living by another way get richer by spending less for the same products. Amazon and Wal-mart increase the profit for everyone else.

With more profit from the same effort, the beneficiaries of Amazon and Wal-mart now can spend their new found profit on same earnings in other ways, locally on new the products of new ventures, locally investing in those new ventures, or elsewhere.

It's odd how these Luddites fail to lament the rise of mechanized farm equipment, which led to the displacement of millions of Americans from working as farmers. Would they rather have Americans walking behind horse and plow, living at bare subsistence with meager earnings.

If Americans still lived that way, we wouldn't have the Internet, television, wireless smart phones and millions of other products. Living would resemble American life in the 1700s.

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THE FACTS OF EVERYTHING MANKIND. REALITY. TRUTH. LIFE.

SOCIETY

• Before society there are only individuals. 
• Society is merely individuals as strangers who form association through property for mutual benefit of trade, self-interest and self-expression. 
• A society of property is the only kind of society that can arise among strangers, each who pursue self-interested goals.
• Property means right of ownership in things of matter, in things expressed from the mind and body, and in action to be done in future. Property does not mean the things owned. 
• Property is a bundle of rights  — right for possession (Jus Possidendi), right for using (Jus Utendi), right for destroying, alienating (Jus Abutendi), right for recovery when found in the wrongful possession of another (Jus Vindicandi).

TRADE

• Trade is about trading property for profit and nothing else.
• Only when property gets created, can trade arise between two persons. 
• The name for property put to making stuff is called capital.
• The name of property created by capital and yet to be sold in a purchase and sale is stock (inventory).
• The name for property put to purchase and sale for cash and credit is wealth.
• The name for property that can be sold to satisfy debts is asset.
• The name for property pledged against a debt is collateral.
• Buying power is the means by which anyone can acquire the wealth wanted after selling away wealth produced in surplus and not wanted, whether that wealth is embodied in a finished product or work through time.
• Profit is the name of sales at prices set by winning bidders less the outlay spent to acquire property for those sales.
• Profit signals potential return to increasing capitalization to gain efficiency and thus higher profit, lest competitors come to the party with better capitalization.
• Profit is the source of earned buying power.
• The Law of Prices governs prices.
• The Axiom of Profit governs producers. 
• The Law of Prices holds the winning bids of purchase and sale in the face of what is on offer sets the price.
• The Axiom of Profit holds the sum of sales on winning bids must at least equal the cost of production otherwise the producer goes to ruin.
• Trading wealth as property in cash and credit in a purchase and sale for wealth as property in things determines the extent of markets. 
• A trade is a purchase and sale for cash or credit, which can be settled by cash.
• No one has money as money is coined metal by weight and fineness and can exist without banking or government.
• Money does not exist anymore and hasn't for decades.
• In the days of money, money extinguished both cash and credit.
• Everyone trades with bank credit in purchases and sales.
• Today, because of the legal tender designation for cash, cash lets anyone settle contracts straightaway.
• Bank credits and cash constitute buying power.
• Bank credit consists of deposits and cash, which are evidences of deposits circulating in perpetuity.
• Cash is printed, circulating bank credits. 
• Cash consists of banknotes issued by a centralized authority.
• Cash stands as a money substitute.
• Cash exists as a money substitute precisely because politicians have decreed legal tender status for cash.
• Cash cannot exist without banking.
• Legal tender cash cannot exist without government.
• Gresham's Law reveals why cash has crowded out money.
• Without doubt, doing the work of money does not make something money. 
• Credit does the work of money and no one would ever say credit is money.
• Anyone who possesses cash has bearer negotiability, also said as currency.
• Bearer negotiability means the right of ownership in a thing gets passed along with honest possession in every sale or every exchange, that is, the property and the possession are inseparable.
• Inflation is a rise of bank credit beyond trade needs.
• Inflation happens first, and then deflation thereafter, always. 
• The damaging effects of inflation become revealed when the growth of credit outstrips the growth of output owing to credit being priced too cheap.
• Inflation leads to the profit squeeze when the sum of sales on extant prices set by winning bidders is below the outlay for production. When many awaken to their lacking the means to pay bills, this leads to crisis and subsequent collapse of trade. This collapse all know as recession or depression.
• Banking crises always happen at peak inflation right in the midst of prosperity.
• Labor is the working man's capital. 
• Work done is the working man's wealth, which she or he trades for wages, most often in the form of bank credits and less so for cash. 
• Wages paid is wealth traded away to hire work.
• Labor makes property. Capital makes property efficiently.
• Labor absent capital is living at bare subsistence. 
• It is to capital that profit can arise owing to efficiency of surplus output. 
• Wages and capital are interlinked.
• True wages move in lockstep with true capital spending per capita of prime age working adults (25-54).
• Only in proportion as labor becomes pricier that it becomes profitable to use cheaper methods (capital) to amplify labor.
• Increasing returns to capital arise when true wages go up. 
• There are no means by which living standards can better that do not involve the increase in wealth per capita of prime age workers.
• The reward for overcoming loss with property at-risk is profit. 
• It is a way for a people to ensure resources are being used properly and products being made that those who are efficient want.
• Price is an objective ratio that expresses a rate of trade of a trade quantity for cash or credit denominated in cash. 
• Value is an objective ratio of exchange in swap, which most know as barter. 
• Price and value arise from the same concept, except one has cash as one economic quantity for another. 
• Both are rates of trade, of exchange.
• By objective, we mean that someone not a party to a trade can observe the swap. 
• There isn't anything subjective about it. 
• Prices get set by double auctions, an English auction and Dutch auction happening at the same time.
• In an English auction, the highest bidder wins.
• In a Dutch auction, the lowest bidder wins.
• In most job markets, inter-employer competition has employers engage in English auctions (highest bidder wins) for workers, while inter-worker competition has workers engage in Dutch auctions (lowest bidder wins) for jobs.
• Where the winning bidders of employers and winning bidders of work seekers intersect, that is the clearing price, which, when it involves work, we call it a wage.
• In credit-as-capital markets, inter-lender competition has lenders engage in Dutch auctions (lowest bidder wins) for borrowers, while inter-borrower competition has borrowers engage in English auctions (highest bidder wins) for jobs.
• Where the winning bidders of lending and winning bidders of borrowing intersect, that is the clearing price, which, when it involves credit, we call it a interest.
• Both rent and interest to the capitalist are shares of profit paid in parts as a hedge against loss. 
• Trade, or commerce, or real economics has correspondence with both practical and theoretical civil jurisprudence as well as accounting.

PROGRESS

• Capitalism means living by using property that yield goods during production to produce a surplus of another product and hoping to sell that surplus for a price such that the sum of sales exceeds the cost to gain those sales.
• Said another way, Capitalism means living by using capital in pursuit of ongoing exchange of buying power.
• Poverty is the default starting status for all humans.
• Bare subsistence means consuming as fast as producing.
• Tribalists the earth over, whether in history or in contemporary times live by bare subsistence precisely because they believe in communal ownership and reject property.
• All progress, which is the moving away from bare subsistence, which is another way of saying poverty, has come from shifting away from the tribe and toward the individual and specifically through property, which is the right of ownership and never the thing owned.
• The entire progress of people from the savage state of tribalism to clans and from clans to feudalism and from feudalism to burghers / bourgeois and thus individualism has been the advent of property (right of ownership) moving from all to the individual. And once property of the individual has been established, the furtherance of progress has arisen solely from the diminution and mitigation of uncertainty in the face of risk.
• Competitive commercialism has raised all of mankind through all time above bare subsistence.
• True progress comes from enlightened self-interest.

PROSPERITY

• People escape poverty and enter into authentic prosperity through efficiency of wanted production. 
• It is through efficiency that leads to surplus and surplus that creates credit that leads to exchange, lifting others to specialize and become efficient, which sows the seed for forever ongoing prosperity.

GOVERNMENT

• Government evolves from society. 
• Government springs forth to enlarge the circle of strangers in society of property.
• Never does society evolve from government. 
• Before government there is society. 
• As a creation of strangers of a society of property, government is supposed to exist only for protection and certification of property so that men can engage in trade, which is the purchase and sale of property, rather than war among each other. 
• Government is supposed to exist to protect any individual at random and his property from a mob, whether foreign or domestic, who seek to dispossess him from his property unjustly either through the of force stealing or through rhetoric.
• Government is supposed to exist to certify claims about property to ensure truth about property. 
• The necessity of government arises because of rogues who feign willing participation in society, a society of property.
• Defensive governance, the kind whereby men come into harmony to protect property and thus echo the goodness of nature, is the only justification for governance of any kind.
• Legit government is about the administration of justice. Justice arises in maintaining right and redressing wrongs.
• Laws are unneeded for justice. 
• Law is secondary and unessential.
• Men of government through law impose duties and rights upon strangers in society of property and well as themselves acting as the government.
• Some of those duties include paying income taxes. 
• Some of those rights include fulfilling greedy desires. 
• Through liability, anyone is free to pursue right of action in civil fraud. 
• Men of government reserve to themselves right of prosecution in criminal fraud.
• Liberties and rights are not the same. 
• Right and power are not the same. 
• These words are not synonyms under law. 
• Liberties are acts of doing what one pleases, acts one can do without being prevented by law. 
• The sphere of legal liberty is that sphere of activity within which law is content to leave oneself alone.
• Liberty is when the law allows to one's will a sphere of unrestrained activity. 
• Liberty is the absence of duty imposed upon oneself. 
• Liberty is what you may do innocently.
• Right is when law limits the liberty of others on one's behalf. 
• Right is what others must do on your behalf, that is, their duty.
• Power is what you can do effectively. 
• Power is when law assists one actively in making one's will effective.
• You use your liberties without protest from the law. 
• You enjoy your rights through law by controlling the acts of others for your behalf. 
• You use your powers with active assistance from the law in making itself the instrument of your will.  
• One with disability lacks power to determine the legal relations of others (authority) or the ability to determine one's own (capacity). 
• When politicians don't establish law giving themselves authority (power) to do X and then do X against anyone, they have violated your civil liberty.
• Customary rights deals with customary law, which is any rule of action to which men voluntarily conform their action. It involves de facto observance. 
• Customary rights of customary law do not have the nature of civil law since the essence of civil law is recognition of a state in the administration of justice.
• The absence of law in the presence of government is liberty, not anarchy. 
• Anarchy means no government at all. It means without (a) an overlord (archy). 

POLITICS

• Politics is the art of using rhetoric to steal property.
• All political doctrines are doctrines of control. 
• The spectrum of political doctrine looks like this, from Left to Right:Communism ↔ Socialism ↔ Syndicalism ↔ Oligopolism ↔ Fascism
• There is no room for individualism on that spectrum.
• The debate of political doctrines is debate about which property should be impaired or stolen, who must suffer the consequences and who gets to do the the stealing and impairing.

POLITICIANS

• Politicians and bureaucrats get their property by confiscating it from others.
• Politicians can only take by implied force from the efficient and dole to the inefficient.
• Never in the history of humans have politicians lifted people from poverty. 
• When the day comes that all others rid themselves of politicians is the day that mankind shall enter into Utopia.

RETROGRESSION

• Greed is wanting property in stuff without having to trade for such fairly. 
• It is greedy for anyone to seek buying power without producing wealth in surplus that others are willing to trade to get in a purchase and sale, under condition of honest dealing.
• The picture perfect definition of greed is striving to get something for nothing from someone else, without giving up something wanted in honest exchange or in honest trade of purchase and sale. 
• Getting welfare, getting subsidy, swindling people by fraud — all accurately express the concept of greed. 
• Welfare takers, subsidy takers, fraudsters, all share one driving trait, a trait that nullifies character within them. They are all greedy to the core.
• Today, government, the creature, has superseded its creators. 
• Illegitimate government usurps power and starts shuffling people's property against their wants for the sole purpose of maintaining power over all.
• Men of government through law grant rights to fulfill greedy desires as a means to secure and enlarge their grip on power.
• Expressions of right in fulfilling greedy desires include welfare taking and subsidy taking. 
• The more who are dependent on welfare and subsidy for their livelihood, the more support they give to those holding power.
• Specific examples of the greedy include recipients of TANF, SNAP, Section 8, Medicaid, Medicare, Social Security, farm subsidies, Pell Grants, all workers of agencies engaged in doling the former as well as all workers in agencies regulating industries, which inhibit new entrants through inhibition of capital formation. Such agencies include the FDA, SEC, FAA, FCC.
• Men of government through law impose liability for those who operate outside the framework of subsidy and welfare to fulfill their greedy demands. 
• In all forms of illegitimate government you see socialistic, bureaucratic welfare, which, immorally retards man's progress as it inhibits individuals who receive such welfare from discovering who they are and what are their talents. 
• All problems arise when some usurp power through government to advance themselves by stealing or impairing the property of others, rendering government no better than rogues.
• Through the power of specific welfare Crony Politics, Crony Governance and Crony Regulatory Capture arise.
• To overcome the Axiom of Profit, politicians give subsidy to politically-connected producers or give welfare in the form of buying power to some consumers.
• Without property, the bundle of rights that include possession, use, destruction, transfer and recovery from wrongful possession, there cannot can not be liberty.
• Activist governance, the kind whereby politicians can dictate what one can do with property, reduces property to mere privilege. 
• At bedrock, activist governance is what is wrong with American life today.

IGNORING THE FOREGOING

• Without learning that wages are prices, that profits provide surplus buying power to buy anything else, that prices provide signals for potential return to increasing capitalization to gain efficiency and higher profit, that capital is the property of production and that wealth is the property of purchase and sale, no one can profit.
• Without trade, no one can know about money and credit and how central bank action affects the measure of their contracts as well as their saved buying power. 
• Without trade and theoretical civil jurisprudence, no one can know how taxation-provided welfare violates the social compact. 
• Without trade and history, no one can can know how welfare is the source of power, which lets politicians wage foreign wars of weapons and domestic wars of law against citizens.

IN THE END

• Mankind advances through individuals, property and the drive to hedge against loss and that alone. 
• Mankind falls into retrogression when reverting to neo-tribalism in whatever form, such as self-conceit, pseudo-scientific socialism or totalitarian socialism, which all know as communism.

YOU

• By accepting what others have told you as your beliefs, whether they had innocent or sinister motivation, you have lost all reign over yourself. 
• These beliefs that your imagination has inspired with power over yourself are ghosts who haunt you and control your soul, your self, your being.
• Being indoctrinated has been called the false self by many sages over time.
• When you take public opinions as your own, you let the world live within you. You stop living for yourself.
• You becomes possessed by others.
• Duty is faux virtue. 
• Conduct undertaken for show never could be virtue.
• Taking what another says is your shame if you reject doing what they claim is your duty is to enslave your free will.
• It is to stop living for yourself.
• There are many who claim they know what is your duty better than what you know for yourself to be true.
• You lack duty to fight the wrongful wars started by politicians.
• You lack duty to pay the bills of others.
• You must buck the crowd and do what others are not doing.
• Never should you imitate anyone.
• Imitation forces you to be self-conscious, fretting over whether or not you are imitating right.
• You must come to see the Bizarro Theater all around you.
• When you are dominated, when you let yourself get controlled by outside influences, you have lost the way. 
• You have become a zombie.
• An exorcism rids you of specters, shadowy tempters, ghosts of control, demons which haunt you.
• You can start over.
• You can make yourself anew.
• You can rescue yourself from errors of thought and action.
• You can trade your lesser motives for an all-encompassing motive.
• You must rise up and gain your independence.
• You gain independence by believing from your beliefs rather than trying to believe from thoughts given to you from others, their thoughts trying to masquerade as your beliefs.
• You must reject prevailing opinions, prevailing customs, conventionality. 
• You must reject the pull to adhere to the ethos. 
• You must reject conformity.
• You must become loyal to yourself.
• You must become a crypto-independent. 

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