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Justice Grows From Within
It starts with endogenous money and ends
with peace...
Global
Justice
is the new paradigm and has five inter-related
components: Monetary
Justice,
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Social
Justice, Economic
Justice, Environmental
Justice, and
Peace
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Together with the
Global Justice Movement
Principles, the five Justices give:-
Secure
incomes for all, including pensions |
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created
by new technology and new investment |
Capital
ownership for all |
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individual
capital estates provide secure income |
Public
capital investment |
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at half
the present cost |
A
huge reduction in debt |
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personal,
corporate and national |
A
proper deal for women |
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ensures
independent income |
| Safeguarding
the environment |
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sustainable
resource use |
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and
thus |
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Peace
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these add up to a genuine democracy (unlike the travesty we have
today). The underlying cause of present troubles is that the ‘free
market’ system of finance capitalism is un-free,
un-fair, un-democratic and very inefficient.
It can, however, be made truly free, truly fair, truly democratic
and, for the long-term benefit of all, truly efficient.
It’s no good merely being against
globalisationlet's be FOR genuine democracy with its Inclusive Justice! |
Invite your friends and - Start
here! - to mobilise for Justice
DROP the DEBT - fifty years
is enough!
SUSTAIN THE PLANET!
NB. The GJM promotes new thinking to benefit all economies
and societies.
It has nothing to do with 'investment opportunities' and the like purporting
to make use of interest-free loans in some way. Such 'opportunities'
are only too likely to be ponzi schemes and scams,
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Note:–
This web site is the overall
Global Justice site providing a comprehensive intellectual and
moral framework for the Global Justice Movement. Other Global
Justice sites have a more limited focus. Stemming from, for example,
binary economics, social credit, monetary reform, community currencies
or peace organisations they, in practice, tend to promote only
part, rather than all, of the GJM solution. Too narrow a focus,
moreover, stifles co-operation with others.
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