PAPER 5.
PRECAUTIONARY PRINCIPLE (1)
We would like to take the opportunity and refresh the
reader's mind of the journey we all face as a ‘One Humanity’ into our future
recreation of a New Social Society that is based upon fairness, equality and an
uplifted conscious awareness, where we may all as a One Humanity, exist
together in co-operation, living and celebrating our Oneness in the Frequency
of Love.
We have discussed at length the tri-part factions of
our present Global Society that is no longer fit for purpose, that is; the
National and International Banking System, the Political Governance of our
planet both Nationally and Internationally, and the National and International
Corporations all of which have conspired, one way or another, to seize an ‘iron
grip’ control of our entire global population, suiting their own politics and
agendas. It is this new ‘nobility’ that
controls our present ‘Neo-feudal Economy’ that has made us all slaves to their
‘crony capitalism’. This new nobility
now reside in their castles and towers around our beautiful planet Earth that we
all call home.
As previously discussed, this current system is beyond
any tweaking if we require a new and uplifted outcome as described above. Instead,
it requires a major overhaul and in many instances a completely ‘new version’ of
ethics. The journey we are all about to adventure into is really quite ‘straight
forward’.
A great starting place here, would be to imagine a
destination point somewhere along a timeline into our future creation of the
required New Social Society.
We have spoken of this before; ‘the big story’ and in it everything that we could imagine. An
harmonious society based upon fairness, equality and an uplifted conscious
awareness.
If we require a new and uplifted outcome it would
therefore be prudent to have a strong
vision of what we require. We do not want to find ourselves in a
situation where we have lost our way, floundering in our own naivety and lack
of purpose or where we recreate the same situation or conditions that have
contributed to our present very broken Societies. Indeed, the
big story should have no constraints in its uplifted consciousness: all
that is required is imagination - the
journey into that imagination, is then straightforward. We have suggested that several principles be
employed here as our companions during this process, namely;
The Three Absolutes
The Four Protocols
Aspirational Consciousness
Reformational Consciousness
Inclusiveness and Goodness
Precautionary Principle.
The Precautionary
Principle is the focus that needs to be our constant companion, reminding us of the wisdom gained from past
experiences that have led us into our current broken system. An example of which is our National and
International Monetary System that the Banks and our Politicians have
favoured. Let us look at our Banking and
Political situation here in New Zealand in order to fully understand this
aspect more comprehensively and to do this we need a deeper understanding of
what constitutes a National Currency and how the recognition and acceptance of
its status fits Internationally. As
previously discussed, the Financialisation of our Economies has morphed from
one that was partially centred in a Monetary System, loosely based on a Gold
Standard into one that is now based upon Available Credit and dependant upon
your status. So what actually defines a
National Currency if it is no longer based on actual money; however, is recognised
Nationally and Internationally, the answer to that question seems complex at
first but can be simply understood if you take your mind into the Monetary
Illusion that is consistent in our present Monetary System.
Confidence, yes
it is that simple. The idea of a
Monetary System was first created as a way of payment for Goods and Services
rendered as part of either a Bartering System or for Wages and Taxes to be collected. This system was initially created by Kings
and Queens, Emperors, Rulers and some of our Religious Institutions for their
convenience of which later our Local, National and International Commerce
relied upon. This Monetary System was
based upon tangible precious metals.
Over time, these currencies were expressed through promissory notes backed by real and tangible assets. Then through time, these real and tangible
assets diminished as confidence was gained in these promissory notes.
Internationally, at these present times, there is a
Currency War being played out Globally.
If you are a country that relies upon exporting goods and services a
lower International value for your currency is preferred, making your exports
more competitive on the World Markets, however, your Imports are then effectively
more expensive through the diminished value of your currency. Here it is important to understand the Big Game Players in the Global Markets
who have in actuality, hijacked the Global Monetary System and are now the creators of New Money that is now literally
printed and is backed by nothing that is tangible apart from perceived
confidence.
These major Game Players are the US with their Dollar
through the Federal Reserve and Private Banks; the EU with the Euro through the
EU Central Banks and their Private Banks; the UK Pound through the Bank of England
and their Private Banks; the Swiss Franc through their National and Private
Banks; the Russians with the Rouble through their State and Private Banks; the Japanese
Yen through their National and Private Banks and China with the Yuan and their
Central Banks…….. and the list continues.
However, all of these Game Players have amassed, one way or another,
immense fortunes in precious metals of Gold, Silver and Platinum, Paper Money
based on Promissory Notes, Bonds and Instruments from around the World and with
the exception of Switzerland, their National Currencies are underpinned by huge
Populations and enormous Economies ie’ the US population 350 million (the
largest Economy of the world), the EU (27 countries) population of 650 million,
the UK population 65 million, Japan population 125 million, China population
1.4 billion (the second largest Economy of the world).
What these
countries all have in common is Global Confidence and a level of stability that
allows National and International Commerce to operate in a reasonably secure
way. In reality,
all of these Currencies and the Nations that stand behind them, apart from
Switzerland, are bankrupt with debts that can not ever be repaid and are on the
precipice of a Financial meltdown. These
Countries' Politicians and Bankers including International Speculators, keep limping this broken system along a
path of no return and an inevitable collapse in the very near future.
Let us return to the New Zealand dollar. New Zealand is not a Party Member with the big Monetary Game Players who create
their Currency out of thin air. Neither
are they a Game Player who can create their own Credit Nationally or
Internationally. New Zealand is a very
beautiful country and is a precious jewel upon our beautiful planet Earth,
however, in a Global Commerce and Banking Market place it is a minute Trading
Partner that has no external control in any of these markets and is subject to
these corrupt World Market matters.
What New
Zealand does have is a currency that has a high level of confidence. Let us further explain. What brings confidence to a National Currency
is firstly, the National belief in the Security in its own Currency, secondly
that it is backed by substantial Assets that the entire Nation is a party to – land values.
Every part of New Zealand is divided into small
parcels of land allocated with a title number and owner. Every parcel of land in New Zealand has a
title and an owner either Privately or State owned, further more, a value has
been placed on every titled block contained within New Zealand with a rateable
value assigned to it, which is paid yearly into the Government coffers and has
been the case for the past say, 100 years.
So, for an Investor investing into New Zealand, the
New Zealand Currency is underpinned by hundreds of billions worth of New
Zealand property that has generally speaking, the agreement of all New
Zealanders and hundreds of millions of New Zealand dollars are paid annually in
Taxes on these perceived land values.
New Zealand also has a good track record of taking out
International Loans to fund Deficits in Government spending and/or for National
Projects with both the ability to Service the Loans or Repay them in their
entirety. In addition to this, New
Zealand is also an exporter in Primary Industries and has an Internationally
valued scientific and technical expertise that is also exported. On the opposite side of the coin so to speak,
New Zealand is heavily reliant on all types of Imported Goods that it is unable
or unwilling to manufacture or supply itself.
However, overall, it is a solid and stable Economy with Confidence.
Should New Zealand not follow the Precautionary
Principle when re-evaluating its International Currency status by implementing
changes that are attempting to tweak the Monetary System into favour for New
Zealanders rather than being a mere pawn in a game that is controlled mainly by
the above mentioned external Game Players, then we may find ourselves out of
the frying pan into the fire, so to speak, facing a total collapse of our own Economies.
Precautionary Principle - History has shown many
examples of the dire consequences when meddling with the very tenuous balance
of National Currency, Internationally.
Remember, the value of a Currency is not determined by the host Nation,
but instead, assessed Internationally on its stability and a complex formula is
applied to establish its International status and value that ultimately
determines the quality of life of all that inhabit that Nation. These external forces are usually
Economically motivated and are often very unfair to an entire Nation and its
people.
An example of this type of catastrophe in recent
history is Zimbabwe (formerly Rhodesia).
Robert Mugabe (now President of Zimbabwe) had what he thought was a
great a plan. He saw that his country
was being exploited by external forces and felt they were diminishing the life
value of most Zimbabweans. He envisioned
a One Party State. Also the owners of the lands that were
legally bought and owned by non-indigenous peoples were encouraged to hand back
their land with little or no compensation to the indigenous peoples. He also wanted to remove the non-indigenous
Governments from their seats of power and replace them with members of his
Political Party, the Zanu-PF.
The former Rhodesia was the ‘breadbasket’ for the
whole of Africa, providing most of the produce for home consumption and was a
major exporter of the same produce to neighbouring countries in Africa, the
Economy was buoyant with an evolving level of scientific agricultural
development. Within a two-year period of
governance, President Robert Mugabe through his plan managed to destroy the
Zimbabwean Economy through the confiscation of land. The indigenous people did not have the
expertise or the work ethic to grow the produce as formally carried out by the
non-indigenous entrepreneurs. International
Confidence swiftly and severely diminished with the confiscation of land with
little or no reimbursement to its former non-indigenous landowners. The Economy severely diminished from a
vibrant net Exporting Nation to one that required food subsidisation from its
neighbours and International sources for approximately 80% of its
population.
Zimbabwe’s Currency was deemed non-tradable on
International markets; previously-made Loans remained unpaid and un-serviced in
their repayments, so, President Robert Mugabe was unable to take out new International
Loans to help feed his now compromised and starving masses. And as an interim measure, he decided to
tinker with the Banking System because the Tax Credits from the employed, self-employed
and companies dried, up creating a huge hole in the Government coffers, in turn
creating huge problems funding Governmental responsibilities to its
Nation.
He thought, if other countries can just print money,
so could he. Immediately, the Zimbabwean
dollar devalued and hyperinflation grew, some weeks by over a thousand
percent. This was the final nail in the
coffin, so to speak: all confidence was lost in this new Government's ability to
run the country in a stable fashion and no confidence whatsoever, in loaning
this new Government, International Funds.
The Nation responded to this bankruptcy by growing an internal black
market in commerce, adopting other countries currencies in preference to the
Zimbabwean dollar that was close to being worthless in spite of Mugabe’s
Government saying otherwise. Zimbabwe is
now bankrupt Economically, Socially and Morally.
The non-indigenous workforce and entrepreneurs took
their skills to neighbouring countries where now they prosper and have made new
lives for themselves. Indeed, history is
a great teacher in the lesson of life and the Precautionary Principle when
applied to these historical events forms an invaluable guide when making
decisions. We are not comparing New
Zealand with Zimbabwe; what we are making is a comparison with ‘what not to do’ when tinkering in the
State of Affairs of a Country.
It may become obvious to the reader that for the last several
thousand years our Monetary System along with Governments, Politicians and
their Politics, have been steadily corrupting these systems, disenfranchising
the masses by playing out their games with little or no regard to the
individual. In all of these respects, a
tweak to the systems is insufficient and not really worthy of too much of our
attention. What is required is the total
dismantling of these currently-operating systems that are no longer fit for
purpose. Indeed, the entire Global
Monetary System, as explained before, is actually based upon Confidence, or in
truth, Lack of Confidence. This being
the case, right now, right today we could exchange a dollar, pound, euro, yen
for a hug, yes a hug; it is that simple.
The wheel of Commerce could still keep turning. So when you buy your groceries you could even
give an extra few ‘hug dollars’ to the grocer for kindly supplying you with
your shopping list, the same could be said when purchasing fuel for your car,
when paying your taxes or repaying your mortgage. Yes this may sound simplistic, however our World Currencies are actually based on nothing but perceived confidence, an illusion to which we all
subscribe. With this ‘hug dollar’ there
would be required a huge uplifted change in Consciousness within Humanity
otherwise, the shelves in all our retail stores would empty very quickly as
many people would selfishly fill their homes with whatever they thought they were
owed or required, giving nothing back in return.
Why have a Monetary System at all if you have a Social
Society that lives in Co-operation? Dear
reader, we can easily have a New Social Society that has suspended the need for
a Revised Monetary System, all we collectively need to do through our Reverse Social Engineering process is to start diminishing the need for a National Currency. We want to diminish the necessity and
reliance to levels that are Nationally sustainable, eventually removing the necessity
for an Internal Currency to support our way of life, however, maintaining and
growing a vibrant and creative manufacturing and scientific technologies for
our Home Consumption as well as for Export.
We do not want to diminish the value of our currency Nationally or
Internationally. Yes, all we have to do
is not be so reliant on a Currency to meet our everyday way of life. As an interim measure, our aim is to become
more self-sufficient and responsible for our own Health and Welfare and not
expect a Handout or Freebie by the Nanny State, as discussed previously.
Most
importantly what is required NOW, is the consciousness of New Zealanders as a
One Nation of people, ALL moving together, on the same journey into a higher
elevation of Co-operation and Oneness. To achieve this end, first we must forgive
ourselves for all of our own indiscretions that may have occurred throughout
our lifetime, forgive all others for their indiscretions past and present and treat every single New Zealander as Special
and Unique with NO EXEPTIONS. If we
are going to adventure on this journey together, we must All accept that we have ourselves co-created with our ancestors,
this present society that we now live in: we
must transcend the perceptions of Victimhood. There are no Victims; everything in life is a
co-creation on one level or another: this may not be immediately apparent to
the reader if you want to remain in blame and judgment, feeling disenfranchised
for one thing or another or for what has happened 50 years ago, a 100 years ago
or 150 years ago. Remember, our future is always more of the NOW:
if your focus is in the past then you bring the past into your NOW and in that case, your future will
be more of the NOW. Yes, that is right, it is time for us all to let go of the past and forgive! This is the only way to journey into an
uplifted future together as a One Nation, and then as a Global Nation existing
in an elevated frequency of awareness.
We are the architects of our own future, this is an enormous
responsibility to ourselves, our future generations, it is very achievable and
is our rightful inheritance.
All of our Love sent on the waves of Upliftment.
Expressed beautifully.
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