Forum Post: Thinkbook the 'wind of change' #1

This is what I 'think' to be the main points to consider for a 'change'… My post is composed of 6 points. Here the 1&2/6.

1. Money creation Bring money creation power (not to confuse with wealth creation) under the authority of the congress and abolish the Federal Reserve monetary system. The Fed as it is little known to public is not a public-interest oriented organization but a privately held organization (with unpublished membership) with the interest is to preserve the equilibrium between the economy stability and the monetary system that finds its origins far in the past centuries and oversees to multinational committees. I don't want to enter in technical details here but the point is: no stable economy that acts toward fair wealth distribution will be reached under the Fed system. The only stability the Fed will ensure is the one of the system that is governed by non-governmental forces. If they save economy they will do it to save the system, not for the labour (slaves) making this economy working. The ones who claimed what I am telling here were killed: Abraham Lincoln and John Kennedy (it's not about conspiracy theory but a simple truth that is too complex and too technical and highly protected by obscure facts that people –ordinary people who don't want to 'know'- can't understand it and think it is about conspiracy). Senator Ron Paul would tell you more about the importance of placing the money creation process under the power of congress; he understands well what I am referring to. Money creation is the blood of economy. The dollar printed now is debt recognition for a future wealth/value. It determines the wealth and assets value next generations will get in hands. If you don't control that connexion to the future you won't control anything about the future even you take the all other required actions to fix the real economy now (jobs, production, consumption…).

2. Transparency Forbid by law any possibility for any politician, especially technocrats and middle congress politicians to be able to work as lobbyist for the next 10 years following their retirement from politics. Corporations can buy government and congress officials by selling them the carrot: a dream pre-retirement plan working as lobbyists. To get access to that carrot, you wonder what these folks have to do while they are in power. Meanwhile, no need to say that corporate donations to political parties and campaigns should be under a strict law. The best way is to act on the 'demand' side of this market (the offer will always find its interest in the current system): forbid astronomic money spending on campaigns by political parties, by providing for instance public-funding to these campaigns.