Over the next few decades there will come a crunch as more and more countries opt to drop the dollar and with it the western financial system, and with that the last major “industry” contributing to the UK will disappear. And, having destroyed almost every other industry, the UK will become a basket case economy.
So, we need a plan.
The first stage of the plan is to drop the dollar and to openly embrace the new financial systems that are beginning to develop and work with others to make that happen. In other words, to do a 180 degree turn around from the US approach of trade barriers and wars of regime change against anyone involved in the inevitable replacement of the dollar and instead to work to achieve that … to become the centre of that new world.
The second stage of the plan, is to start really competing with those outside the dollar controlled markets. In other words, to MASSIVELY drop profits. Not down to the “only a new luxury yacht every second year” for the bankers, but instead … NO LUXURY YACHT AT ALL.
To bring in the concept of “providing a service” to the financial sector and instead of dictating charges, to work as hard as possible to bring down the prices to the bare minimum. And that isn’t a choice … that is coming whether they want it or not. The only choice is whether the UK is part of that new financial system.
The result: to see the value of our financial sector plummet. Which doesn’t sound like a great way to save Britain, but it is better than the almost certain alternative: the complete wipe out of the British banks and financial sector as Brics like entities take all the trade.
The third stage is to devalue the hell out of the pound till the current debts are worthless. No one should have lent any country so much and those who did so were just greedy. I don’t see any reason future generations should be paying the debt … devalue now and let our generation suffer the pain that debt has created.
The fourth stage doesn’t require any government intervention, because once the pound devalues, so does any insanity like Nut Zero. And, as the pound devalues, so does the attractiveness of the UK for manufacturing which will see a long term resurgence.
