We demand that the financial method of endlessly accumulating debt be ended, and that the two principal objectives of fiscal policy be to 1) eliminate debt, and 2) prevent inflation.

Dependency is slavery, and if you wish to enslave a person without the crack of a whip then all you need to do is trap them in your debt. This is the fate that many of our people are currently starting down, having been trapped in a financial system that has collectively worked to increase debt, reduce independent productivity, create dependency and punish frugality.

Whilst it will never be possible to eliminate all debt, it is perfectly possible to work towards the elimination of debt as an ideal. The state should not be endlessly borrowing money when there are other ways to raise it, and it should aim to raise surpluses in as many areas of the economy as possible; surpluses can immediately be used for future development of the respective sector of society.

The state must have total scrutiny over the banking sector, and movements of money into and out of the country, as well as injections of currency, must not be able to occur in large quantities without some kind of state awareness and management. If necessary, the currency exchange must move away from a free-floating rate (akin to a share price) and onto a fixed price as determined by the Treasury and national finance officials.

Inflation is a curse which is inherently linked to cost-of-living crises and the punishment of frugality and saving. The state must therefore utilise economic interventions where necessary to minimise inflation, with the ultimate goal being zero. If it becomes necessary to impose price and wage controls, then there must be mechanisms by which the state can do this. By having these mechanisms, the state can work towards full employment, increased productivity, and a more prosperous overall population without creating inflationary problems.

The ultimate aim of fiscal policy must be to help our people become wealthier and more productive whilst shielding them from the slavery that debt and inflation bring.