In an era marked by profound technological, social and economic transformations, we are witnessing a growing awareness of the limits and inefficiencies of traditional centralized economic systems. The advent of digital technologies and the need for greater democratization and participation have laid the foundations for an unprecedented revolution in the way we conceive of value, money and governance.
In this context of change and turbulence, we are witnessing the emergence and rapid spread of decentralized economic systems, which are progressively eroding the monopoly and centralized control of traditional financial institutions. These new economic paradigms are based on blockchain protocols and technologies that enable direct and transparent exchanges between individuals, reducing dependence on intermediaries and central institutions.
In parallel, widespread dissatisfaction with the anti-democratic policies and oppressive, non-participatory governance structures of current systems has catalyzed the growth of anarchist and self-organized movements that seek to redefine the concept of power and authority in society. These emerging anarchist systems fit perfectly with the idea of decentralized economic systems, as both promote individual responsibility, autonomy, and direct participation in decision-making.
In the following article, we will explore in depth the motivations that will determine the end of centralized economic systems and the rise of new decentralized economic systems, analyzing the key role that anarchist principles play in this context of economic and social transformation. We will witness how the convergence of technology, democracy and anti-authoritarianism is shaping a future in which citizens are the true protagonists of their own economic and political life.
Governance systems
The ability to issue currency is a fundamental power to regulate the economic and social policies of a nation. Through the creation of money, a State can intervene to reduce inequalities, guarantee access to essential services and support economic growth.
In a company democratic The Central Bank is responsible for issuing money and is accountable to the Treasury Department. This capacity is directed towards financing basic services such as health and education, thus promoting well-being and social justice.
In the oligarchies, instead, there is no concept of common good, public and private, everything is owned by the ruling elites who, to maintain power, generally use money to support military expenses and public safety. This absolute control over money deprives citizens of freedom of choice and expression.
Then there is the totalitarianism, such as Nazism, are oligarchies driven by the ideology of becoming patrons of the world or of the superior race, as they defined themselves, which differ from the former in their ideology of conquering new territories either by force or by deception. In fact, the project is to create an oligarchy that governs the world, also called the New World Order. This ideology is based on the need to have global monetary control, which in technical terms means deciding the exchange rate between the various currencies of the different nations.
Geopolitical and geoeconomic analysis
What we will demonstrate to you is that the governance system is not chosen but imposed by those who have the ability to issue money, because only with the control of financial instruments is it possible to have a government with a wallet.
In the European democracies, the corruption of institutions such as politics and the judiciary, the ruling classes as well as the influence of the money-hungry Freemasonries, have allowed the financial oligarchies to privatize all public sectors, blocking access to credit and subsidized finance, attacking savings and private property, demolishing the economic foundations of social security with reckless immigration. We must therefore make an important reflection, in the hypothesis of creating a new popular party, this no longer has the tools to legislate because, a government without portfolio cannot legislate.
Moving our analysis on a geopolitical level, it is clear the clash between the Western oligarchy with its unipolar society and hegemonic currency such as the dollar and the Eastern oligarchy and their model of multipolar society which has decided to create a new system of settlement and clearing called BRICS which will put an end to the hegemony of the dollar.
The outcome of this clash has already been written, there are two options, a world war even thermonuclear that could put an end to life on earth, in this hypothesis there is no need to make predictions or bets because they would not be collected, or alternatively, the end of the dollar as the hegemonic currency and consequently, the beginning of a serious economic and financial crisis for the West. Certainly, the one to pay the highest price will be Europe which will be deprived of all its assets to support the crisis of the Anglo-American economy.
Consequently, we would bet on a prosperous future of BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa), a global market where individual countries maintain their own national currency and autonomously manage the value of their currency through internal monetary policies. But the starting point to understand the growth prospects of a centralized economic system is to understand who decides the value of a single currency, what are the criteria that determine its value, interest rates, inflation, fiscal and monetary policies adopted between heterogeneous countries, as well as how these values can change as a function of global macroeconomic factors.
Although, to date, there is a dialogue and cooperation in the BRICS group to promote economic and financial stability among the member countries, because they share a common enemy that is America and its totalitarian policy, China is a country that pursues the same goal not with force but with money. China's economy needs to open up to new markets and this will be the element that will lead the BRICS to lose the great opportunity to move from a centralized economic system to a decentralized economic system, that is, self-regulated.
The new era of self-managed communities
During a severe economic crisis, the process in which communities rise up and establish a political system based on self-government, equality and direct participation of citizens in political decisions is automatic. In the past we have several examples such as the Paris Commune, an autonomous and self-managed government that took place in Paris in 1871, where Parisians rose up and adopted radical measures such as the reduction of working hours, the nationalization of some companies, the creation of free public schools and the participation of workers in the management of factories.
When socioeconomic foundations are weakened, generating inequalities, social instability and distrust in institutions, citizens may begin to seek alternatives to the existing system, favoring anarchic ideologies.
Anarchy can thus emerge as a response to institutional failure and the search for equity and self-management. However, the transition to an anarchic system can be tumultuous, characterized by conflict, precariousness, and challenges in community organization. It is a period of social and political experimentation, in which the values of cooperation, autonomy, and solidarity can guide the process of transformation towards a society without authoritarianism and oppression.
However, these anarchic experiences should not be understood as a real socioeconomic model, but as a transition towards democracy or dictatorship.
In fact, these anarchist organizations, which do not have their own army, can be brutally suppressed by the oligarchic government forces, which will direct events towards a new dictatorship.
Alternatively, they could take political power, restore the democratic functions of the Central Bank which means having the ability to manage and issue its own currency that responds to the needs of the community. The use of cash can be functional at the beginning of the process, when it is necessary to establish the representative functions, no longer when the community is called to determine how to regulate its own economic and social policies.
The Quantum Leap of the New Digital Generations
In the age of information and digital technology, new generations are making a quantum leap in the form of economic organization and exchange, adopting virtual currencies and implementing new decentralized economic systems.
As the old centralized economic system shows signs of breakdown and dysfunction, more and more young people are turning to cryptocurrencies and virtual currencies as a means of exchanging value and transforming the traditional concept of money. Cryptocurrencies are gaining popularity as alternative means of exchange that challenge the control of central financial institutions.
These systems eliminate the need for intermediaries and central institutions, allowing individuals to exchange value directly with each other in a transparent and secure way. This trend indicates a growing trust in technological innovations and a push towards disintermediation and individual autonomy in the economic field. The new digital generations are embracing the idea of a more open, transparent and inclusive economy, where decisions are made in a collaborative and decentralized way.
In conclusion, the quantum leap of the new digital generations towards the adoption of virtual currencies and the organization in decentralized economic systems represents a significant evolution in the financial and social sphere. This movement could shape the future of the world economy, redefining the very concept of money and transforming the dynamics of power and governance in the financial world.
It does not matter if such decentralized economic systems also present challenges and risks. The volatility of cryptocurrencies, the lack of regulation, and the presence of scams and frauds are just some of the issues that require attention and management by participants in these new economic ecosystems.
The point is another, this new world is not for the old generations, who moved by the sole desire to earn without working, become the perfect guinea pigs to feed the system. Those who have the knowledge to operate with these systems, however, expect to be paid only with virtual currencies and no longer with current money.
The new decentralized economic systems
We have essentially understood how the ability to create money is exploited to impose the hegemony of one's currency by force, limiting economic freedom and placing the State at the center of every financial decision. This absolute control over money undermines the foundations of democracy and deprives citizens of freedom of choice and expression.
In conclusion, the ability to mint money is a very powerful tool that must be used responsibly and transparently for the good of society. It is essential that the creation of money is directed towards ethical and supportive objectives, ensuring a balance between the economic and social needs of the community. Only through a careful and conscious use of this power, can we hope to build a more equitable, inclusive and sustainable future for all.
The economic and financial instruments that a democratic state uses to regulate its economic and social policies are increasingly absorbed by financial oligarchies which then block the development process, generating serious economic and social crises.
The universal marriage of anarchy and technology
The meeting of anarchy as a response to the economic crisis and technology as a vehicle for transformation and emancipation represent a universal marriage that lays the foundation for a radically different and more equitable future. The emergence of anarchist movements that promote self-management, solidarity and the decentralization of power is harmoniously combined with the advancement of digital technologies, especially blockchain, which offer tools to create autonomous and transparent economic systems.
The advent of blockchain in the real economy opens up new possibilities for creating financial and organizational infrastructures based on trust, immunity to manipulation, and direct citizen participation. Thanks to this technology, it is possible to imagine a future in which economic transactions and decision-making processes are governed by decentralized and immutable protocols, reducing dependence on intermediaries and central institutions.
The union between anarchy as an expression of individual and social emancipation and technology as a catalyst for change and innovation projects us towards a future in which autonomy and freedom are central values of the digital society. In this scenario, citizens are called to be active actors in building a more just and inclusive economy and governance, in which trust and transparency are guaranteed by the distributed power of blockchain.
Looking forward, we must embrace this synergy between anarchy and technology as an opportunity to create a more equitable, sustainable and participatory world. The path towards the realization of a society based on autonomy and individual emancipation is traced by the fusion of these elements, which push us to reject old paradigms and embrace a bold vision of a future in which freedom and individual responsibility are the pillars of a more humane and supportive society called ALFASSA.
ALFASSA, it is therefore identified, in a new SOCIAL CONVENTION, which arises from the desire to use money not as a means of coercion but as an instrument of cohesion, that is, it intends to use virtual currencies, not as an alternative system to traditional currencies, but as a valid support for cooperative relationships in full compliance with the rules of the nations in which it operates.
The Founder of ALFASSA
Gianni Diotallevi
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