Changing the World: Policy Suggestions for the Ninety-Nine Percent

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The problem isn't big government, it is corruption and inefficiency
in government. An Informed Democracy would provide a means of
controlling these problems, without the problem of mob rule, by placing
immediate power in the hands of the people.
10% of the U.S. population owns 90% of the wealth. If they could
get by with only 80% it would DOUBLE the standard of living for 90%
of the population. An "Exchange Tax" at the same rate for everyone,
with no loopholes and no other taxes, could make that happen.
Government competition with private enterprise in areas of basic
necessity would reduce prices and provide guaranteed employment for
everyone, which would end unemployment, welfare and homelessness,
reduce crime, and everyone would still be free to make as much money
as they want
A single, worldwide government would eliminate war and any need
for nuclear weapons. Huge reductions in military spending could finance
projects that benefit the people directly. We could have free health care
and free education -- and all digital media, including music, movies and
software, would be available free. The construction of one-building
cities housing 100,000 people or more could cut the cost of living in half
for those fortunate enough to live there.
Worldwide enforcement of environmental regulations would prevent
pollution and eventually stop the climate change problem, deforestation
and depletion of fish stocks.
Replacing the Federal Reserve and the practice of fractional lending
with a government bank would prevent inflation, stabilize the economy
and provide low interest small business loans to the masses.
Legalizing freedom of choice in the pursuit of happiness would cut crime and prison
populations in half.
1% of the population has enslaved the rest of us through their control
of government and the media, but the 99% are finally waking up and
demanding justice. This little book explains how our socioeconomic
problems can be solved through the application of four basic
Reason, Fairness, Freedom and Opportunity.