Perspectives of Moral Political Economy - Muhammad Rafeeq - Global Vision 2000
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Muhammad Rafeeq Banking Consultant and Internet radio broadcaster A Banking Management consultant who has experience in the City going back over 20 years. He began his City career in the discount houses, who traditionally facilitated the issuance of the British national debt through UK Treasury bills and UK gilts. Since 1998 he has specialised in consulting to banks as a financial risk consultant and he is well versant with the original Capital Accord regimes. He was also a contributor to the UK's first regulated Islamic Investment fund, the Al Safa Fund under the auspices of the SFA.
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Why should "everyone on the planet have equal purchasing power" when some peoples are more industrious and creative than others? What he is suggesting is another from of globalism, but it's still globalism. Such a system would be easily exploited by luxury goods manufacturers/energy resource providers who would want to profit out of 'minimum income' earners in third world lands.
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do you have his contact details?
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I first heard Muhammad Rafeeq around 4 or 5 years ago on Iamthewitness with daryl smith.He predicted the 'banking collapse' long before it happened and the outcome of it and whats happening now, Archives are still their.this man knows what he is talking about, If you have any investments or life savings etc you have to follow this guy else you may loose it all.
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The problem is that banks offer security. It's no good having thousands under the mattress - if somebody breaks in your life savings are gone and you can't get them back. Use the bank as a means of security of your assets (ie your money). Don't use their services such as mortgages and bonds and shares.
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@clk211bu: I agree with you that there needs to be a new monetary system based on equality. The Destiny Universe Equal Money System is BS and her site should be avoided like the plague.
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@AbdalJabbaar: Your example is a good idea in theory but it makes the assumption that all things are equal - which they never are. That the person in Chad has the same tools and technology as the person in the UK and can produce as efficiently. Would we have a bureaucracy in place to make sure everyone was similarly equipped and educated? Wage and price controls are ALWAYS a bad idea. The problem lies with corrupt governments and dishonest monetary systems. These are the things to fix.
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i believe this guy Rafeeq does a regular show at iamthewitness com.. a great show
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Just stop using banks. It's not hard, simply stop using them. Don't put money in any market, nor any bank.
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@VoteLib3rty - An Equal Money System for All from Birth till Death is the Solution. The only reason one would not agree on an Equal Monetary System is because of greed, pure and simple.
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@VoteLib3rty I think in principle if you advocate a just society then you have to also at the same time believe that limits are required on what people are allowed to do. Otherwise you end up with slave labour. I think the point being made in the speech is that whatever the person earns in for example Chad for making a Door should be the same as what a person in the UK earns for making an identical Door in terms of there respective purchasing power. Why should it be any different?
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Good to see someone with access to high levels of government bend some ears and explain some of the frauds being perpetrated. The idea of a universal minimum wage (@5:38) is not a good one. Socialism isn't the answer. Quite telling that Turkey's generals threatened a coup. The serpent has a tight grip on the world today, but sunlight will loosen it.
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@MrSzalasiFerenc Hmmm they've always hated religions that preach against ursury, so we don't have anything to lose here. But other countries could learn a lot from this one example. Let's bring it on!
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This recording of a speech was made at a private meeting at the House of Lords on Tuesday 20th July 2010.
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Excellent video
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