Positive Capitalism

1. THE EVOLUTION OF THE
INTERNATIONAL CAPITALIST PARTY
BY: BARRY BOWDIDGE
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2. C h a pte r F o ur
P l a nti ng S e e ds
M embe r shi p
D e v e l o p C l assr o o m P r o gr a m s
P o l i t i cal N e two r ki ng
C ha pter F i ve
P r i o r i ti es
St a r l i f e P r o ject (H uma na r i um s)
1 984 o r 1 9 9 4 - The Bur e a ucr a ts Re -
s p o nsi bi l i ty Act
E x p a n d t he Uni te d Sta tes
P rom ot e “ H o w t o M a ke M o ney” Co urs -
e s i n S cho o l s
M e mb e r s h i p s : Backed by Free and
C l e a r I n c o me P r o pe r ti e s
Pr o p e r t i e s a s a Ca pi ta l Ba se
C ha pte r S i x
Que sti o ns
C h a pter S eve n
B o o k o f So l uti o ns
C h apter E i ght
19 9 6 - T h e 20th Anni ve r sa r y

3. Wa i t i ng f o r Re sul ts
C h a n g e s a nd Revi si o ns
N e w T echno l o gi e s
F u t u r e M a r keti ng
T h e Ti me i s N o w
C h apte r N i ne
M embe r shi p
R e s po nsi bi l i ti e s
O r g a n i za t i o n a nd F l o w Cha r ts
Me mb e r shi p Appl i ca ti o n
B i bl i o gr a phy
A bo u t t h e A utho r a nd P ubl i sher
(c ) 1 9 96/ 99 by B arry B owdidge . All r igh t s r e se r v e d . N o p a r t o f thi s m a te r i a l m a y b e r ep r o d uc ed , tr a ns lat ed, t ran s -
mi t t ed or stored in a r e t r ie va l sy st e m f or pu blic o r p r i v a te us e wi tho ut the wr i tte n p e r m i s s i o n o f the pu blish er.

4. CHAP T E R ONE
E V O L U T I O N, NOT RE VOL UT I ON
PA I N AND P L E AS URE
Hu ma n m o t i v a t ion determines the dire c tion a ny e c onomy ta ke s. This motiva tion c a n b e
m a n i p u l a t e d i n to positive or negative directions. Leaders of every type understa n d t h e
d o u b l e - si d e d n a ture of motivation. In Ame r ic a , we c a ll it the c a r r ot- or- stic k a p p r o a c h .
I n o t h e r w o r d s , people are led by giving them either rewards (pleasure) or punis h m e n t
(p ai n ) .
E v e r y t y p e o f political system throughout history has manipulated society in the n a m e
o f t h e p e o p l e a nd ended up being for the be ne f it of the f e w. The c lose st we ’ ve ev e r c o me
t o t ru e f r e e d o m is in A merica. H ad we sta r te d a c le a r- c ut e c onomic syste m with p o litic a l
p o w e r, t h e p r o cess of freedom would have been complete. Capitalism was assum e d b u t
n o t i n st i t u t i o n alized leaving us vulner a ble to so- c a lle d sc ie ntif ic c ommunism.
T h e i n d u s t r i a l revolution embraced capitalism as its code, and the human race p r o s p e r e d
an d p r o g r e sse d faster than at any othe r time in histor y. Howe ve r, this pr ogr e ss w a s p e r-
v e r t e d b y g o v e rnment regulation in concert with the monopolistic mentality of a f e w. T h i s
s c e n a r i o , w h i c h could be termed Negative Capitalism, allowed a truly demonic s y s t e m o f
m i s p l a c e d c o m passion to take hold. Its inequities of Negative Capitalism were o b v i o u s
an d , so , c o m m unism took hold in seve r a l pa r ts of the wor ld.
I n A m e r i c a , a s low revolution of socialism has produced a mixed society. Gover n m e n t ,
i n c o l l u s i o n w i th Negative Capitalists, created the current system of solving pro b l e m s
t h r o u g h g o v e r n ment intervention. Freedom is freedom from government, but the m a r c h o f
s o ci a l i sm c a n b e charted in direct propor tion with the slow a nd de vious intr usio n o f g o v-
ern me n t i n t o t he daily lives of every Ame r ic a n.
U n f o r t u n a t e l y, in a democracy, the people have the added insult of losing their f r e e d o m
b y f a i l i n g t o c hoose correctly on the ballot. Most of the time, they do not really h a v e a
c h o i c e . I n s t e a d , the leaders use the dubious “which” close. This is sales jargon: W h i c h
w o u l d y o u r a t h er have on your new car--your initials printed in gold or in silver ? T h e
p r e s u m p t i o n i s that you already want to buy the car. Similarly, the leaders take t h e m o r e
i m p o r t a n t d e c i s ion out of your hands, knowing pe ople f e a r big de c ision. The c las s ic e x-
am p le i s t h e i n c ome tax. L ong ago, Ame r ic a ns vote d f or this ta x a s a sma ll e me rg e n c y
m e a s u r e t o h e l p in a war effort. After the excuse for expropriating everyone’s in c o m e w a s
v o t ed i n t o e x i stence, the politicians and bur e a uc r a ts slowly but sur e ly a tta c he d th e m-
s e l v e s t o e a c h individual as permane nt parasites. Any social problem is an excu s e t o t a k e
m o re o f t h e i n dividual’s income. T his is the sa me me nta lity use d by f e uda l lor ds , d ic ta-
t o r s , c o m m u n i s ts, kings and queens, and now, by trickery, with consent, by a de m o c r a c y.
T h e q u e s t i o n i s never, “Should we abolish the tax?” It is always a question abou t w h o
s h o ul d b e t a x e d the most. T he big de c ision ha s a lr e a dy be e n ma de to be ne f it the g o v e r n-
m en t a n d n o t t he individual.
A v er y g o o d w ay of judging the freedom factor in a country would be a “Pleasur e / P a i n ”
m e t e r o r g r a p h . While it’s true that every government uses the carrot or stick me t h o d , i t ’s
al s o t r u e t h a t t he degree a government use s the stic k, it shows it’s ne ga tive dir e c tio n . A

5. g o v e r n m e n t t h a t chooses force as it’s method of operation shows that it has littl e f a i t h i n
i t s e l f o r i t ’s c i t izens. Any government that chooses to inflict pain on it’s citizen s a s a w a y
t o d i sc i p l i n e a n d manipulate is creating a sa distic , bur e a uc r a tic , non- f r e e soc ie ty. T h e
o n l y p l e a su r e , in this type of society, is f or the le a de r s a nd bur e a uc r a ts using th e s ta n d a r d
p l o y “ f o r t h e g ood of the people,” as a whip against it’s own citizens. In Americ a i n 1 9 9 5
w e a r e h e a d i n g straight into this common ploy because of the drug problem. The y s h o u l d
b e l e g a l i z e d a n d not taxed. See other sections of this book for further explanatio n a b o u t
t h e d r u g so l u t i on in A merica.
P RE S S U R E A N D A S S IS TA N C E
E v e r y s o c i a l p r oblem creates an economic pressure. Every economic problem req u i r e s a
s o l u t i o n . G o v e r nments always try to solve these problems with assistance. Assis t a n c e i s
n o t h i n g m o r e t han an excuse for governments to expropriate assets, involuntaril y, f r o m
s o m e o n e w h o h as earned them. Governments do not need to earn anything becau s e t h e y
can u se f o r c e . T hey need only find a soc ia l pr oble m, or c r e a te one , to ga in power.
T h e m o s t e x t r e me form of waste by government solutions is war. The formula is t h e s a m e
fo r a l l p r o g r a m s, w ith the exception o f tr ue e xpe nditur e s f or de f e nse a ga inst othe r g o v-
e r n m e n t s . T h e police, if used to protect life and property rather than to expedite p o l i t i c a l
p o l i c y, a l s o h a s a legitimate use by government. Beyond these two situations, a m i n i m u m
g o v e r n m e n t i s the best government.
Th i s i s n o t a c a ll to overthrow any gove r nme nt but, inste a d, a c a ll f or pe ople to f in d s o lu-
t i o n s w i t h o u t g overnment help. We must also be aware of the “straw man”. The p r o b l e m s
create d b y g o v ernment for the sole pu r pose of de monstr a ting tha t gove r nme nt ha s th e o n ly
s o l u t i o n . T h e s e situations must be exposed and stopped. Evolution and understan d i n g c a n
create t h i s so c i a l order w ithout the ch a os c a use d by e ve r y othe r ma jor soc ia l c h a n g e .
P ri v a t e , i n d i v i d ual solutions must be f ound whe n tr ue soc ia l pr oble ms a r e ide ntif ie d . Pr i-
v at e so l u t i o n s, c ombined w ith politic a l powe r, will ke e p gove r nme nt off the ba c k s o f in d i-
v i d u a l s. P r o f i t is the fuel, and entrep r e ne ur ia l a bility c a n c ha nge a ne ga tive situ a tio n in to
a p o s i t i v e o n e . We must remain vigilant in this area. Any opportunity to achieve p o w e r
t h at is m i sse d by capitalism w ill be ta ke n up by some one in the gove r nme nt.
Res i s t a n c e t o g o vernment assistance must be ma de in the na me of soc ia l ma tur ity. Citi-
z e n s m u s t g r o w up and stop taking the easy way out. Every time you receive som e t h i n g
f o r n o t h i n g f r o m the government, you have paid with the currency of freedom. S o m e t i m e s
t h i s l o s s o f f r e edom is your own, but most often it is the freedom of others that h a s b e e n
s acrif i c e d a t t h e altar of government wa ste .
C o u n t e r- p r e s s u re must be placed on government regulators and bureaucrats, bec a u s e t h e y
are t h e f o r c e s o f oppression. T hese p e ople must be give n pr oduc tive wor k in soc ie ty in-
s t e a d o f a l i c e n se for petty power. The term “public servant,” instead of “public d i c t a t o r, ”
m u s t c o m e b a c k into our system.
S o ci a l p r e ssu r e must trigger assistanc e f r om the minds of individua l e ntr e pr e ne u r s . T h is
t ech n i q u e o f a l ternate solutions w ill be a ma jor goa l of The I nte r na tiona l Ca pitalis t Pa r ty.
P OL I T I CS A N D P E A C E
Wa r r e q u i r e s a n enemy. Someone in power has to convince others that they shou l d h a t e
s o m e b o d y f o r s ome reason. These reasons are mostly irrational, but power manip u l a t o r s
h a v e a l w a y s b e en good at convincing others to hate by appealing to their dark s i d e . T h e

6. p o l i t i c s o f h a t e has a long list of irrational reasons for war. Here is a partial list o f t h e s e
reas on s:
Race
Rel i g i o n
Cu s t o m s
Di ffe r e n c e s i n economic systems
Need f o r m o r e land for existing citize ns
Co m b i n a t i o n s of the above that create ne w politic a l syste ms, suc h a s Na z ism.
E a c h o f t h e s e s ituations is a legitima te political problem. You cannot convert a b i g o t
i n t o a r a t i o n a l adult w ithout solving the unde r lying pr oble m of f e a r or stupidity. Re li-
g i o u s p r e j u d i c e is often promoted w ith the pr omise of a pr e f e r r e d a f te r lif e f or th e f o llo w-
e r s . T h i s t y p e o f manipulative behavior by organized religion may have had a le g i t i m a t e
r e a s o n f o r e x i s tence in the past, because it motivated the masses to protect them s e l v e s
a g a i n s t b a r b a r i ans and invaders. Today, with mass personal communication and e d u c a t i o n ,
t h ere i s n o n e e d for an enemy.
Becau se o f m a s s communications, diff e r e nt c ustoms ha ve be c ome a de sir a ble c o mmo d ity
r a t h e r t h a n a n excuse for aggression. Unusual customs have become a tourist att r a c t i o n
i n s t ea d o f s o m ething to fear or scorn . Tourism, a product of capitalism, takes fe a r o f t h e
u n k n o w n a n d t urns it into a thriving busine ss.
D i ff e r e n c e s i n economic systems seem to be behind most wars today. This is lud i c r o u s .
E v e r y e c o n o m i c system has a legitimate use. If the government allows freedom o f c h o i c e ,
t h e d i ff e r e n c e s w ill become very clear. The r e a r e pr e se ntly f ive ge ne r a l e c onomic s y s-
t em s :
P o s i ti v e c a p i t a lism
Neg a t i v e c a p i t alism
Mixed economy
F o rce d c o m m u nism/socialism
F ree c o m m u n i sm/socialism
M o s t so c i e t i e s are a composite of the se f ive c a te gor ie s. The diff e r e nc e lie s in wh ic h s y s-
t e m d o m i n a t e s . Three of the five economies can politically coexist and create pe a c e i n t h e
w o r l d . T h e y a r e positive capitalism, mixed economy, and free communism/socia l i s m . T h e
o t h er t w o a r e c ontrolled by governme nt c oe r c ion a nd f or c e ; the y will pe r pe tua te a n e g a-
t i v e e n v i r o n m e nt and open the door f or an aggressive war posture. While it is tr u e t h a t
t h e s e t h r e e s y s tems can coexist, it is also true that positive capitalism is the bes t o f t h e s e
t h ree m e t h o d s. T his political party is a n a tte mpt to pe r f e c t positive c a pita lism.

7. CHAPTER TW O
F R E E D O M IS F REEDOM FROM GOVERNMENT
CHIL D R E N / N OMIN A L S /A D U LT S
M Y G O A L / T H E IR G O A L
CAP I TA L I S M V S . C O N T R O L IS M
CHIL D R E N / N OMIN A L S /A D U LT S
A t t i t u d e s t o w a rd society are not static. They are the essence of political evoluti o n . T h e
k ey to su c c e ssf ul transformation into positive c a pita lism is the unde r sta nding a nd a c c e p-
t an ce o f a d u l t economic responsibilitie s.
Un fo r t u n a t e l y, most citizens are really c hildr e n of the sta te a nd a r e tr e a te d so b y th e le a d-
e r s a n d b u r e a u crats. When children grow up, the mark of their maturity is indep e n d e n c e
fro m t h e i r p a r e nts. A lot of people have just e xc ha nge d this pa r e nta l de pe nde nc e f o r g o v-
e r n m e n t d e p e n dence. Governments encourage dependence because it vests powe r i n t h e i r
i n s t i tu t i o n s.
T h e p e r p e t u a l c hild mentality is a product of power manipulation. The power en t i t y u s e s
m i s pl a c e d c o m passion as a sales tool to extort money and control from the citize n s . A n
e x a m p l e o f m i s placed compassion would be using a poor, crippled, blind women w i t h
t wel v e k i d s a s a reason to collect billions of dolla r s f or tr a nsf e r pa yme nts by th e g o v e r n-
m en t. O b v i o u sl y, such individuals are tr ue ha r dship c a se s a nd de se r ve c ompa ssio n .
Th e tr i c k h e r e i s that governments th e n tr y to f ind e xc use s to pla c e a s ma ny on th e g o v-
ern me n t d e p e n dency list as possible. The we a k a nd the la z y f ind this pr ogr a m ve r y e n-
t i c i n g . T h e p r o gram has a basis for existence in society, but government solution s h a v e
n e v e r b e e n t h e answer. Politicians are merely buying votes with taxpayers’ mone y. T h e
p o l i t i c i a n s a r e s upported by the bureauc r a ts, who ha ve a ve ste d inte r e st in the ir jo b s .
Ev ery o n e i n v o l ved rationalizes this situa tion by c a lling it f a ir. But f a ir ne ss doe s n ’t in-
cl u d e m a k i n g slaves of the w orking cla ss f or the be ne f it of a nothe r c la ss of pe op le , th e
w e a k a n d l a z y. Good people normally want to help unfortunate or unlucky peopl e i n n e e d .
Th i s n o b l e u rg e is the idea most exploite d by gove r nme nts down thr ough the a ge s . T h e
s o n g i s t h e sa m e : You w ill sacrifice for the good of the ma sse s or e lse , “ or e lse ” b e in g
p h y s i c a l f o r c e or eternal damnation. The true benefactors are those who advocat e t h i s
m i s pl a c e d c o m passion.
T h i s s y s t e m o f expropriation and worker slavery has three parts to it, no matter w h a t i t i s
c a l l e d p o l i t i c a l ly or economically. Two parts are made up of immature political a t t i t u d e s .
T h e t h i r d p a r t , the victim consist mostly of nominals, Gentle criticism of this sy s t e m i s
al l t ha t w i l l b e tolerated by

8. N e g a t i v e c a p i t a lists went along with this program because it kept the poor in th e i r p l a c e
a n d a d d e d a n e w burden on the middle class. This is a classic example of a coali t i o n o f
s o c i a l i s t s , s t a t i sts, and negative capitalists getting together to extort power from t h e
p e o p l e . T h e m i xed economy gives confusing signals to the casual political onloo k e r, b u t
“ c o n f u s e a n d c onquer” is the method used by this coalition. It appears to be all t h i n g s t o
al l p e o p l e . T h e net result is loss of powe r by the pe ople a nd inc r e a se d powe r by g o v e r n-
m en t a n d n e g a t ive capitalists. T he adult politic a l me nta lity use d positive c a pita lis m to
s o l v e p r o b l e m s. P ositive capitalists d o not use gove r nme nt f or c e a nd c oe r c ion.
M Y G O A L / T H E IR G O A L
Ev ery o t h e r sy s tem devised for the good of the pe ople ha s r e quir e d tha t, f ir st a nd f o r e-
m o s t, t h e g o v e r nment must control eve r yone . The se a rgume nts ha ve a lwa ys be e n lik e a
p a r e n t t a l k i n g t o a wayward child. The leaders always assume that people would p e r i s h
w i t h o u t t h e i r d ivine guidance. The opposite is the truth. People either learn to d e a l w i t h
o n e a n o t h e r f a i rly, or they perish natur a lly. Gove r nme nts only distor t the na tur al f lo w.
Th ere i s n o h i storical example of a p owe r f ul, be ne vole nt gove r nme nt.
Ev en Ma r x a n d E ngels, w ith their suppose dly sc ie ntif ic e c onomic syste m, ga ve a s th e ir f i-
n al g o a l t h e e l i mination of government. This wa s to c ome a bout a f te r the buildin g o f a s o-
c i a l i s t s t a t e . T he reason their system will not work is because of the negativity b u i l t i n t o
i t . T h e s a m e p a rental attitude prevails in communism that has prevailed in every o t h e r
s o ci a l sy st e m . They all use force and c oe r c ion to imple me nt the ir syste m.
T h e p e o p l e i n power will always feel most threatened by the best minds in their c o n t r o l l e d
s o ci e t y. T h e m ost mature and independe nt of minds will a lwa ys r e se nt the la c k of f r e e d o m
cau s e d b y g o v e rnments.
L e a de r s m u s t b e extremely intelligent and resourceful to survive in any society. T h e m a i n
p r o b l e m s t h e y have are the belief in their own supremacy and the fear that some o n e e l s e
c a n r e p l a c e t h e m. This immature intelligence will succeed for leaders until the n o m i n a l
a t t i t u d e i s m a d e aware of itself. Individuals’ confidence in their own ability to c h o o s e a
p o s i ti v e d e st i n y w ill be the key to fre e dom f r om gove r nme nt. Communic a tions an d te c h-
n o l o g y w i l l m a ke evolution possible. The present leaders will find they had noth i n g t o
f e a r a n d e v e r y t hing to gain. As soon as they realize that true power does not req u i r e a n y
v i ct i ms, t h e i r h a ppiness w ill be as gr e a t a s the ir le a de r ship.
L e a de r s h a v e a lways required a victim to gain power. Their goals have always b e e n
a c h i e v e d b y f o r ce or misplaced compassion. Their goals destroy freedom, no ma t t e r w h a t
t h ei r st a t e d o r i ntended goals w ere in the be ginning. The ir ve r y powe r will de stro y s o me
freed o m i n a n y system, no matter w h a t its pr of e sse d inte ntions a r e . Eve r y gove r n me n t
c r u s h e s f r e e d o m proportionate to its own power. Mature positive capitalism is th e o n l y
n a t u r a l w a y t o attain freedom. Any collusion with government is a deviation fro m t h i s
p r i n c i p l e , w i t h very few exceptions. The police and fire departments have the be s t c h a n c e
o f n o t a b u s i n g the power of government. The military will be useful until the ev o l u t i o n a r y
p ro ce ss i s c o m plete. T he defense of fr e e dom is the only noble r e a son f or a milit a r y to e x-
i s t ; mi l i t a r y r u le is ridiculous.
In a tr u l y f r e e c ountry, even the polic e a nd f ir e de pa r tme nts c a n be c ome a pr iva te v e n tu r e .

9. C A P ITA LI SM VS. CONTROLLI SM
P o s i t i v e c a p i t a l ism is the only political system that completely supports persona l f r e e d o m
f o r t h e i n d i v i d ual. Every other system wants to control individuals and the asset s c r e a t e d
b y i n d i v i d u a l s. C apitalism assumes de moc r a c y a s a me thod f or c hoosing le a de r s , b u t d e-
m o cr a c y c a n r o b and enslave some individua ls f or the be ne f it of the unde se r ving .
R e d i s t r i b u t i o n of wealth has been going on since time began. If wealth is redistr i b u t e d
n at u r a l l y, e v o l ution is served. If, howe ve r, a ny f or m of f or c e or c ontr ol is inte r j e c te d in to
t h i s p r o c e ss, t h e natural flow of evolution is slowe d down. I n se ve r e c a se s, soc ie ty h a s
act u a l l y m a n a g e d to go backw ard. T h e Da r k Age s a nd the two wor ld wa r s would b e e x-
a m p l e s o f t h i s backward evolutionary process. In every case, some form of cont r o l l i s m
was `th e p o l i t i c al reality.
Th e f o l l o w i n g list includes previous type s of c ontr ollism tha t ha ve a lr e a dy oc c u r r e d a n d
co n t in u e t o a b u s e citizens: Monarchy Dic ta tor ship Re ligious Contr ol Communis m So c ia l-
i s m D e m o c r a c y w ith a mixed economy
E a c h o f t h e s e s ystems has the same motives: Control the individual and control h i s a s s e t s
a n d a b i l i t i e s . E ach system has the po tential to be as bad as the other. The subjug a t i o n o f
t h e ci t i z e n t o t h e state seems to deter mine the de gr e e of da ma ge done to the na tu r a l e v o-
l u t i o n a r y p r o c e ss. F reedom is freedom f r om gove r nme nt.
Th e c u r r e n t v o gue in backw ard evolu tion, “ f or the good of the pe ople ,” is e ithe r c o mmu-
n i s m o r s o c i a l i sm. A mixed economy, a more subtle form of controllism, is just a s i n f e s t e d
wi t h g o v e r n m e nt intervention. T hese syste ms c a n ta ke e ve n a str ong e c onomy, s u c h a s
E n g l a n d ’s , a n d slow it down to a third-rate economy. The only time they can tem p o r a r i l y
l o o k g o o d i s w hen a country already ha s a de str oye d or ba c kwa r d e c onomy. The o n ly r e a-
s o n th e y l o o k g ood for a short w hile is be c a use the y use so muc h f or c e to motiv a te c iti-
zen s i n t o a sl a v e economy.
B a c k w a r d e c o n omies could be brought into the natural evolutionary process if th e y w o u l d
b e a l l o w e d t o p ractice positive capitalism. Peace and prosperity would prevail i f w e c o u l d
el i m in a t e t h e n egative leaders and the ir ne ga tive soc ia l syste ms. The r e mova l of th e n e g a-
t i v e s y s t e m , r a t her than the removal of the negative leader, is often more import a n t b u t ,
o ft en, b o t h m u s t be done at the same time .

10. C HAP TER THREE
H O W TO AVOID CREATING
“ J U S T A N OTHER BUREAUCRACY”
T H E D I SS OLVING BUS INES S
L ES S IS MORE
T H E D I SS OLVING BUS INES S
T h e r e a r e t h r e e types of dissolving businesses. The first is the type of business a l r e a d y i n
e x i s te n c e t o s o lve a common problem. The best example would be the common p r o b l e m
o f t r a n s p o r t a t i o n. Over the ages, many types of transportation have given way to b e t t e r
fo rm s. F o r i n st a nce, the horse and bu ggy busine ss dissolve d to ma ke wa y f or the a u to mo-
b i l e b u s i n e s s . The International Capitalist Party should promote this type of tran s i t i o n , o r
p r o g r e s s , w i t h i n every industry. Opposition to progress is always a volatile poli t i c a l i s s u e
t h at r e q u i r e s a clear direction.
Th e s e c o n d t y p e of dissolving business is a soc ia l pr oble m tha t is c ur r e ntly be in g d e a lt
w i t h b y g o v e r n ment or by pseudo governmental agencies, such as public utilities a n d
p u b l i c w a s t e - d i sposal units. Most of the problems that government addresses are s i n c e r e
n eed s t h a t c o u l d become capitalistic oppor tunitie s f or the c r e a tive e ntr e pr e ne ur. T h e I n-
t e r n a t i o n a l C a p italist Party will help dissolve government involvement in any ty p e o f
b u s i n e ss. O u r political challenge w ill be to f ind tr a nsitiona l solutions to pr oble ms p r e-
s e n t e d b y p o l i t icians and bureaucrats, with the ultimate goal of having private e n t e r p r i s e
t a k e o v e r o u r s olutions. We will be a sort of research and development departme n t f o r t h e
p ri v a t e se c t o r. O nce w e can clearly s olve a soc ia l pr oble m a nd show a r e a sona bl e p r o f it,
t h e en t e r p r i se w ill be sold to private industr y.
Th e th i r d t y p e of dissolving business is a ny busine ss sta r te d by The I nte r na tional Ca p i-
t al i s t P a r t y d u r ing its evolution. We will sponsor ma ny pr ogr a ms to e nc our a ge n e w b u s i-
n es s e s. ( T h e v a r ious methods used w ill be disc usse d thor oughly in othe r c ha pte r s . ) Bu ilt
i n t o t h e m e m b e rship drive will be various businesses. A variable net income tru s t d e e d ,
s e c u r e d b y r e a l estate, will provide the capital basis for the entire political part y. T h i s
wi l l b e t h e l a st business to be disman tle d onc e the goa ls of the pa r ty ha ve be e n a c h ie v e d .
Th ere w i l l a l so be many businesses, mostly high- te c h busine sse s, involve d in th e Sta r-
L i f e p r o j e c t . O nce the prototypes have been tested, the businesses should be dis s o l v e d b y
Th e I n t e r n a t i o n al C apitalist P arty and r e pla c e d by pr iva te ope r a tions. The pa r ty w ill a t-
t e m p t t o r e t a i n a passive financial interest in these technologies to create an inc o m e f o r
o t h er p r o j e c t s.
Th e ul t i m a t e g oal is to leave business e ntir e ly to the pr iva te se c tor a f te r gove r n me n ts
h av e d o n e t h e same. We do not w ant to c ompe te with the pr iva te se c tor, but we d o w a n t to
b e a c o n d u i t f r om government solutions to pr iva te solutions.

11. T h e p a r t y ’s m o ney-making courses and classroom programs will also include the s t a r t - u p
o f n e w b u si n e ss es by members. C ontrol by The I nte r na tiona l Ca pita list Pa r ty will d is-
s o l v e , b u t t h e p arty w ill retain a non lia bility position in ma ny insta nc e s. All mo n e ta r y in-
t erest s i n t h e se ventures w ill be dissolve d whe n the goa ls of the pa r ty ha ve be e n r e a c h e d .
S o m e o f t h e so l ution presented in C h a pte r 7 will a lso c r e a te ne w busine sse s. On c e a g a in ,
p art y c o n t r o l w ill dissolve first; then , whe n the pa r ty ha s me t its goa ls, the busi n e s s e s
wi l l d i sso l v e c ompletely.
LES S I S MO RE
Th e il l u si o n o f w ealth is a trap that ma ny pe ople ge t the mse lve s into. Some do i t b y p u t-
t i n g u p a f r o n t that costs them peace of mind. The y lose the ir pe r sona l se r e nity b e c a u s e
t h e y a r e o v e r t heir head in debt. They are working too hard just to maintain an i m a g e .
O t h e r s h a v e t h e wealth but have been caught in the compulsive behavior of accu m u l a t i n g
m o re w i t h o u t b enefiting themselves pr opor tiona te ly.
S o m e o f t h e o l d clichés, like “remember to smell the roses,” “all work and no pl a y m a k e
J a c k a d u l l b o y,” and so on, can be invoked here. This philosophy has a sound A m e r i c a n
b as i s i n H e n r y D. T horeau’s Walden Pond. Eve n though his a nswe r is tr a nsc e nde n ta l me d i-
t at i o n, h i s p o i n t that sometimes “less is mor e ” is we ll ta ke n.
I n t hi s b o o k , w e are trying for maximum political and social freedom. With this f r e e d o m
c o m e s t h e p i t f a ll of overindulgence. Success itself can cause ultimate personal f a i l u r e
wi t h o u t a n e w set of goals. T he perfe c tion of some thing tha t, in its impe r f e c t state , is
t ak en f o r g r a n t e d can become a goal f or a pe r son se a r c hing f or f ur the r f ulf illme n t in lif e .
We ar e s e a r c h i ng for ways to implement a system with a minimum of bureaucrac y. T h e
t y p e s o f i n d i v i duals mentioned above have used capitalism and have already suc c e e d e d
t o s om e p o i n t . We can use their expertise and perhaps give them additional moti v a t i o n
an d s u c c e ss. T hey w ill be the type th a t c a n use a nd ma ximiz e both our ma xi- le ve l ma r k e t-
i n g sy s t e m a n d our computer network. They will be aware of the “electronic cot t a g e ” a n d
f u t u r e r a m i f i c a tions. The ability to communicate and integrate information and i d e a s w i l l
fi n al ly g i v e i n dividuals true unlimite d pe r sona l f r e e dom.
In d i v i d u a l m e m bers w ho are properly motiva te d a nd e quippe d will be our pr iva t e b u r e a u-
cracy. A c o m m i s sion structure to crea te inc ome f or our me mbe r s will a lso a ssur e th a t
p e o p l e a r e p a i d according to their ability and effort. Non performing middlemen w i l l b e
l eft ou t a n d , o n c e again, less is more.
Cap i t a l i sm i s i n an imperfect state be c a use it ha s ne ve r be e n give n politic a l powe r. T h e
r e a s o n f o r t h i s is capitalism’s philosophy of reducing government of any type ra t h e r t h a n
t r y i ng t o g r a s p power and control. This situation leaves capitalism with all the w o r k a n d
n o n e o f t h e c r e dit. E very other politic a l syste m c a nniba liz e s the e ff or ts of indiv id u a l
cap i t a l i st s. W h en it comes to allow in g gove r nme nt gr owth, you lose the suppor t o f a n y o n e
t ry i n g f o r p o l i t ical pow er by believing “ le ss is mor e .” I n Ame r ic a , the se a r e the in d iv id u-
al s w h o w a n t p o litical pow er: P olitic ia ns Bur e a uc r a ts Union le a de r s La wye r s Ps e u d o g o v-
ern me n t a l a g e n c y members (public utilitie s a nd the like ) Re c ipie nts of tr a nsf e r p a y me n ts
(p u rc h a se d v o t es)

12. C HAP T E R F OUR
P L ANT I NG S E E DS
ME MBE RS HI P
D E V E L O P C L AS S ROOM P ROGRAMS
P O L I T I CAL NE T WORKI NG
ME MBE RS HI P
Th ere a r e f o u r types of membership off e r e d:
1 . M e m b e r sh i p including individual unit tr usts. Anyone tha t wa nts to be a me mb e r b u t
wan t s t o c o n t r o l the assets placed in tr ust with The Ca pita list Pa r ty c a n use this me th o d .
W h a t t h i s m e t h od refers to is a trust account whereby the new member and The C a p i t a l i s t
P a r t y f o r m a l i mited partnership with The Capitalist Party being a limited partne r a n d t h e
n e w m e m b e r p l acing assets into a numbered trust account. The new member is th e g e n e r a l
p art ne r o n t e r m s that are acceptable to the ge ne r a l pa r tne r. The a sse ts must be ne f it T h e
P a r t y i n s o m e way and must not be assets that would be considered negative cap i t a l i s m
s u ch a s a b u si n e ss manufacturing some thing ha r mf ul to othe r s.
T h e m a i n r e a s o n that this type of membership will appeal to the advanced capita l i s t i c
t y p e i s t h e f r e e dom to choose a method of promoting capitalism. These individu a l s h a v e
t h e p o t e n t i a l o f advancing capitalism muc h f ur the r tha n I c a n, e ve n with the he l p o f th e
p as s iv e m e m b e rs. Individual unit trusts c a n inc lude a ny of the f ollowing: A. Ca s h B.
Tr u s t d e e d s o r mortgages C. Personal property security devices D. Accounts rece i v a b l e
E . S t o c k s a n d bonds F. Income produ cing real estate G. Free and clear land H. P r i v a t e l y
o w n e d b u s i n e s s es I. Free and clear personal property or stock in trade J. Annuit i e s K .
O t h e r t y p e s o f trust accounts L. Leasehold estates M. Any other asset approved b y T h e
Cap i t a l i st P a r t y
E a c h i n d i v i d u a l unit trust will include a contract between The Capitalist Party a n d t h e
n e w m e m b e r. We will be very open minded as to the structure of the contract bu t l i m i t e d
l i ab i li t y w i l l b e a major factor in acce pting sa id c ontr a c t.
Th es e a sse t s c a n be placed into the tr ust a nd la te r withdr a wn a t the ge ne r a l pa r tn e r s r e-
q u e s t . M a x i m u m flexibility should be given the general partner but The Capitali s t P a r t y
s h o u ld n o t b e p laced in any jeopardy.
Th e pr o f i t f r o m these unit trusts can be dir e c te d to a ny of the c ur r e nt pr oje c ts of T h e
Cap i t a l i st P a r t y or to any project appr ove d by The Pa r ty.
I n d i v i d u a l m e m bers imagination will determine the type of asset placed in the tr u s t a n d
t h e me t h o d t h a t the asset benefits T he Ca pita list Pa r ty.
In d i v i d u a l u n i t trusts can be used as a f ull f le dge d br a nc h off ic e if the y inc or po r a te a ll o f
t h e a c t i v i t i e s o f The Party. This will give someone other than myself the opportu n i t y a n d
res p o n si b i l i t y f o r the grow th of T he Pa r ty in a give n a r e a .

13. I n d i v i d u a l u n i t trust activities can either be entirely separate from the other mem b e r s o r
b e i n c o r p o r a t e d w ith them. T his w ill de pe nd upon the siz e a nd type or inve stme n t th e in-
d i v i d u a l u n i t t r u st member has to contr ibute . I t will a lso de pe nd upon the goa ls a n d in te n-
t i o n s o f t h e m e mber.
W h i l e I ’ l l b e t he owner of The Capitalist Party to emphasize the importance of p r i v a t e
o w n e r s h i p o f a n idea, the actual cont rol and power should come from the individ u a l u n i t
t ru s t m e m b e r s.
T h e g o a l h e r e i s to recruit the best and most successful capitalist in the world. We h a v e
t o b e c a r e f u l t o recruit positive capit alists or persons willing to change into pos i t i v e
cap i t a l i st . I n o t her w ords w e could re c r uit a c iga r e tte ma gna te pr ovide d the y succ u mb to
n e w s c i e n t i f i c proof that their product has become negative capitalism. We woul d w o r k
wi t h t h e m o n a solution that provides a ne w oppor tunity f or e ve r yone within the in d u s tr y
an d c o n v e r t t h e ir activities into positive c a pita lism. This would be a gr e a t oppo r tu n ity
t o a v o i d g o v e r nment intervention and total destruction of a viable organization. O n l y t h e
act i v i t i e s o f t h e organization must be c ha nge d not the individua ls. This would be a r e a l
ch al l e n g e f o r t h e problem solving arm of The Ca pita list Pa r ty.
I wi ll p e r so n a l l y attempt to recruit the se me mbe r s. This r e c r uiting e ff or t will e v e n b e
ex t en d e d t o o rg anized crime, the Maf ia , Cosa Nostr a , e tc . The se orga niz a tions a b u s e c a p i-
t al i s m t h e m o st . T hey call it “B usines s” while c ommitting some of the most ne g a tiv e h u-
m a n a c t i v i t i e s . We will need their cooperation or extinction to facilitate the evo l u t i o n o f
p o s i t i v e c a p i t a l ism. By giving them alternate methods of earning money and mai n t a i n i n g
t h ei r o rg a n i z a t i o n, w e may be able to ne utr a liz e the ir ne ga tive e ff e c t on soc ie ty. By ta k-
i n g c o m m u n i s m out of society, many of the methods organized crime uses will c o r r e s p o n d
t o p o s i t i v e c a p italism. This concept will be the most difficult transition The Par t y w i l l
h av e t o m a k e i n countries that alread y pr of e ss to be c a pita listic . The only othe r c h o ic e
i s a c o m p l e t e c ommitment to maximum f or c e . Ne ga tive c a pita lism must e volve i n to p o s i-
t i v e c a p i t a l i s m or be destroyed like a cancer. Healthy brain cells or surgical rem o v a l f r o m
s o ci e t y a r e t h e only choices.
M o s t p e o p l e w ould agree that this is a naive goal but so was traveling to the mo o n j u s t a
few y e a r s a g o .
2 . M e m b e r sh i p including a variable ne t inc ome tr ust de e d or mor tga ge .
Th i s t y p e o f m e mbership w ill constitute the bulk of the me mbe r s. The r e is a ba s ic c o n tr a-
d i c t i o n i n g i v i n g money to an organization that doesn’t advocate excessive altru i s m . To b e
c o n s i s t e n t w i t h the principles of capitalism that insist on a voluntary contract w i t h m u t u a l
b en ef i t s f o r b o t h parties, w e have devise d this type of me mbe r ship.
M o s t i n d i v i d u a ls will want a passive way of participating in the growth of The C a p i t a l i s t
P a r t y. T h e m e t hod we’ve chosen is the safest and the most fair way of raising m o n e y f o r
Th e P a r t y a n d still giving a reasonable r e tur n to the me mbe r.

14. 3 . T h i s t y p e o f membership is in the form of a grant. These grants can be given t o s u p p o r t
an y or a l l o f T he P artys’ projects. G ra nts c a n be c onve r te d to othe r f or ms of me mb e r s h ip
i f t h e g r a n t o r s hould decide to chang e direction later. This conversion will have t o b e
d o n e i n a n o r d erly manner so as not to disr upt pla ns a nd pr ogr a ms a lr e a dy ta kin g p la c e .
4 . T h i s t y p e o f membership will be a beginning membership. Said members will r e c e i v e
a b o o k a n d a m embership card that will be good for many future special entitlem e n t s a n d
e v e n t s . T h e n e w member can purchas e this for the cost of the book and the card p l u s a t e n
p erce n t c o m m i s sion to the person tha t intr oduc e d the m to The Pa r ty.
A s a b e g i n n i n g member you are eligible for our maxi-level marketing and memb e r s h i p
d r i v e . A d d i t i o n al monies can be added later to change your status into one of the o t h e r
t y p es o f m e m b ership. F ull credit w ill be give n f or your initia l me mbe r ship f e e .
Ex amp l e s o f w a ys to use assets from a n individua l unit tr ust tha t would be ne f it b o th th e
cap i t a l i st p a r t y and the member, follow:
A. $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 a s a total unit trust.
(1 ) 1 0 % p l a c e d in variable net income tr ust de e ds.
( 2 ) 5 0 % u s e d a s start-up money for a problem solving business that creates inco m e a n d
jobs.
(3 ) 2 0 % u se d f or advertising and promotion of ne w me mbe r s.
( 4 ) 2 0 % u s e d f or investment in existing companies that are already members and p r a c t i c e
p o s i ti v e c a p i t a lism.
B. Pr i v a t e l y o wned business.
( 1 ) P l e d g e a p o rtion of the income fr om the business to either a variable net inc o m e t r u s t
d eed o r i n v e st i n other companies tha t a r e a lr e a dy me mbe r s.
(2 ) P u t so m e c a pitalist party promotiona l ma te r ia l in with your c ompa ny’s’ a dver tis in g .
(3 ) P r o v i d e j o b s for members.
(4 ) U se o ff i c e s in the evening for membe r ship me e tings.
(5 ) H e l p o t h e r members start new bus ine sse s.
C. Fr e e a n d c l e ar land.
( 1 ) D e v e l o p i n t o income producing property and sell to the members using the v a r i a b l e
n et i n c o m e t r u st deed method of financ ing a nd pur c ha sing of the f inishe d pr oje c t.
(2 ) P l a n a H u m a narium development using the la nd a s a site .
(3 ) Tr a d e i n t o a variable net income tr ust de e d position.

15. M o s t m e m b e r s will have more than one type of asset. This will call for a compre h e n s i v e
p l an o f a c t i o n . Each situation w ill de pe nd on the c ommitme nt tha t the me mbe r h a s in p r o-
m o t i n g p o si t i v e capitalism.
I n t e r n a t i o n a l b usiness concerns with assets in various countries will be more inv o l v e d i n
s e t t i n g g o a l s . T hese international me mbers will be the most important link in pr o m o t i n g
w o r l d c a p i t a l i s m. International law and politics must be respected and changed p e a c e f u l l y
w i t h i n t h e w o r l d community. The experience of international capitalists will be i n v a l u a b l e
i n t h i s p r o c e ss.
Th ere i s a l r e a d y in existence in interna tiona l gr oup of c a pita list, The Tr ila te r a l Co mmis-
s i o n ; se e “ Tr i l a terals O ver Washingto n” by Anthony C. Sutton a nd Pa tr ic k M. Wo o d p u b-
l i s h ed b y T h e A ugust G roup. T his orga niz a tion ha s inc r e dible powe r a nd pote nti a l. A c o m-
m i t m e n t t o p o s itive capitalism from this group would advance the evolutionary p r o c e s s
i n e x t r a o r d i n a r y ways. The objectives of this group can easily be directed into a m a j o r
p o s i t i v e f o r c e f or freedom. Their own self interests should propel them into this d i r e c t i o n .
Th e C a p i t a l i st Party should give them a c le a r politic a l dir e c tion a nd public f or u m. A s a
g r o u p o f e x t r e mely wealthy individuals meeting behind closed doors they give a n o m i n o u s
i m a g e a t t h e p r esent time. By coming out clearly and openly, they should be abl e t o a t t a i n
m a n y o f t h e i r g roups goals. I won’t presume to direct the methods that this grou p c o u l d
u s e t o h e l p . T h e y should direct us as to how the y would pr opose to pr omote positiv e c a p i-
t al i s m .
DE V E L O P C L AS S R O O M P R O G R A M
T h i s i s a n o t h e r part of the book that will evolve into several volumes over time. T h e m a i n
t h i n g t h a t sh o u ld be accomplished her e is a pla n tha t will ge t the f ir st c la ss ope r a tin g .
t h e r e a r e s o m a ny ways to approach this subject due to the fact that it is partiall y b e i n g
d o n e a l r e a d y. T he approach that should be taken for the initial training will be t i e d i n t o a
m em b e r sh i p d r i ve. T his w ay the tw o goa ls c a n be a c c omplishe d a t the sa me time.
T h e r e e v e n t u a l l y will be three metho ds developed to get positive capitalism into s o c i e t y.
T h e f i r s t w i l l g o along with the membership drive. When this is far enough alon g , c a p i t a l
wi l l h a v e b e e n raised for the beginnings of a n a c tua l institution de dic a te d to the p r in-
c i p l e s o f p o s i t i ve capitalism. The third method will be to organize lectures and c l a s s e s i n
es t abl i sh e d i n stitutions. T he third method a lr e a dy e xists in some c la ssr ooms tod a y. Ca p i-
t al i s m i s n o t a new idea by any mean s but a muc h a buse d ide a thr ough the a ge s. By c o n-
c e n t r a t i n g o n c apitalism’s fundament als and giving positive capitalism political p o w e r f o r
t h e f i r s t t i m e , perhaps we can give capitalism the impetus to be as important as i t s h o u l d
b e.
T h i s b o o k w i l l act as the text and guide to begin with. Included will be a list of o t h e r
b o o k s f o r a s t u dent to get an even be tter understanding of capitalist principles. S o m e o f
t h e s e b o o k s w i l l have more of a historical background. Included in some of thes e b o o k s
wi l l b e a l o t o f material that isn’t rele va nt toda y but give s a n insight into pa st ca p ita lis t
ev o l u t i o n i n l i t erature. T hese books we r e muc h toughe r to wr ite tha n mine be c a u s e o f th e
p r e v a i l i n g l a c k of knowledge about the subject in the past. The opposition to int e l l e c t u a l
cap i t a l i sm h a s a lw ays been extremely inte nse .

16. T h e C a p i t a l i s t Party. Any time that the party retains an interest in one of these v e n t u r e s ,
i t w i l l b e i n a l imited partnership capacity or as a passive share holder. Control m u s t b e
i n t h e h a n d s o f the members that create the c ompa ny. The se busine ss c onc e r ns m u s t n o t b e
o w n e d a n d o p e rated by The Capitalist Party. If the reverse were true, the future o w n e r s o f
T h e C a p i t a l i s t Party would be tempted to abuse the power of the party. This prin c i p l e w i l l
b e a f o r m o f c h ecks and balances done in a pr iva te busine ss f or um. We don’t wa n t to c r e-
a t e a n o t h e r m i x ed business/political system. Clear cut lines must be drawn and m a i n t a i n e d
fro m t h e b e g i n n ing.
T h e c r e a t i n g o f new businesses will be part of the “on the job” learning process a n d u s e d
t o s ol v e p r o b l e ms. T he essence of a busine ss is pr oble m solving. A huma n ne e d is a p r o b-
l em a n d a b u si ness is the solution.
A s i m p l e e x a m p le follow s:
Need - H u n g e r
P ro b l e m - S t a r vation
Bu s i n e ss S o l u t ions - R estaurant/G roc e r y Stor e /Fa r me r s e tc .
In “T h e Bo o k o f S olutions” (C hapter Se ve n) a lmost a ll of the pr oble ms will be s o lv e d
wi t h so m e p o r t ion of the above formula . Pr oble m solving will be c ome a ke y c om p o n e n t
i n o u r c l a s s r o o m programs. Finding t he needs and current problems of a society a n d t h e n
t r a n s f e r r i n g t h ese problems into a trade off of mutual advantage to all parties th a t s h o w s a
p ro fi t w i l l b e t he trick to problem solving by The Ca pita list Pa r ty.
Do n ’t u n d e r e st imate the need for pro f it. Pr of it is the f ue l tha t r uns the c r e a tive ima g i-
n a t i o n . P r o f i t i s very much like silen t applause if earned using positive capitalis m . O u r
cl as s r o o m p r o g rams w ill emphasize the se f a c tor s r a the r tha n ha r ping on politic al p r o p a-
g an da . F l u i d a n d flexible problem solving by individua l e ntr e pr e ne ur s, not gr a n d io s e g o v-
ern me n t p l a n s, will be our credo. P eople solving othe r pe ople s pr oble ms thr ough a mu tu a l
ex ch a n g e o f g o ods, services or ideas f or the be ne f it of e a c h pa r ty will be the meth o d .
E a c h p a r t i c i p a nt will have to pick a pet project. This project is a problem that n e e d s t o
b e s o l v e d a n d one the member is the most inte r e ste d in se e ing solve d. Fr om this p o in t o f
v i e w, t h e m e m ber will have the great est chance for personal satisfaction. This in t u r n w i l l
create a g r e a t e r effort in problem solving by the me mbe r. This gr e a te r e ff or t sho u ld ma x i-
m i ze t h e c h a n c es for success and pro f its.
M y p e r s o n a l p e t project will be trying to create employment in the section of an y c o u n t r y
t h a t i s u n d u l y s uppressed because of race or religion or government interference . A l o t o f
t h i s m o v e m e n t will be part of that solution. I don’t plan on trying to solve this p r o b l e m
t h ro u g h a n y a l t r uistic method but rathe r with positive c a pita lism.
T h e f i r s t t h i n g we learn is that the oppressed minorities must learn to completel y i g n o r e
t h e o p p r e sso r. T he oppressor w ill neve r pa y a tte ntion to ple a s f r om the oppr e ssed . T h e s e
p l eas w i l l o n l y prove that the oppress e d a r e we a k. Ha r d wor k, positive c a pita lis m a n d p e r-
s o n al su c c e ss will solve this problem ove r time . Re spe c t f or the oppr e sse d by th e o p p r e s-
s o r w i l l c o m e a utomatically because of the mutual needs to exchange goods, ser v i c e s a n d
i d eas.

17. I n A m e r i c a i n t he 1980’s, the oppressed are becoming a victim of a silent econo m i c w a r.
D r u g s h a v e b e c ome the currency of the third world. This is negative capitalism a t i t ’s
m o s t v i r u l e n t . D rug lords understand c a pita lism a nd pe r ve r t it’s e thic s. Both the s u p-
p l i e r s ( T h i r d World poor countries) and the users (American ghetto children) ex c h a n g e
g o o d s a n d se r v ices, but not to the mutua l be ne f it of both pa r tie s. The dr ugs a r e k illin g
a n d m a i m i n g t he children of America. Most of the profit is going to the drug lor d s . T h e
fam o u s t r i c k l e d ow n theory keeps the thir d wor ld supplie r s f r om sta r va tion. Thi s is a c la s-
s i c e x a m p l e o f negative capitalism. While this can be called a business, it is in r e a l i t y a n
ex t o r t i o n r a c k e t. It causes good people to poison othe r good pe ople be c a use of t h e d e s-
p e r a t e n e e d s o f the supplier and user. This is like Hitler creating jobs by hiring p e o p l e t o
k i l l J e w s . I t i s a form of social insan ity that must be stopped, no matter what oth e r s o c i a l
p ro b l e m s a p p e a r. T he rise of fascism is the ine vita ble outc ome of this sc e na r io. T h e n w e
wi l l a l l h a v e l o st our freedom.
M y p e r s o n a l p e t project won’t be able to succeed or even get off to a good start u n t i l t h e
s o l u ti o n s i n c l u de the solving of the dr ug pr oble m a mong the young in Ame r ic a . W h a t
g o o d w i l l i t d o to teach positive capita lism whe n a pe r son is in the gr ips of dr ug a d d ic-
t i o n . T h i s p r o b lem must be attacked a t both e nds of the spe c tr um.
Yo u m i g h t a s k yourself how can I create a business using positive capitalism tha t w i l l
s o l v e t h i s p r o b lem. This is my challenge and this is my goal. The rest of this dis c u s s i o n
w i l l b e i n “ T h e Book of Solutions,” see Chapter Seven. The methods used as a s o l u t i o n
wi l l c a r r y o v e r into the classroom progr a ms.
F o r t h e w e a l t h i e r advanced members, we will de ve lop a c ompute r vide o ne twor k c la s s-
r o o m p r o g r a m . We will develop a sophisticated group of investments that will sh o w a
g o o d r e t u r n f o r the members and make a politic a l sta te me nt c onsiste nt with posi tiv e c a p i-
t a l i s m . T h i s t y pe of classroom program or network will need a capital basis to s u p p o r t i t
i n i t i a l l y. I w i l l try to supply this capital basis myself, but it may have to wait un t i l t h e r e
a r e en o u g h m e mbers. This program will require extensive computer and video eq u i p m e n t .
We’l l n e e d a p ermanent headquarters a nd a la rge a dve r tising budge t.
O n e o f t h e m a i n purposes of this networking program, other than making profit f o r i t ’s
m e m b e r s , w i l l be the singling out of the best capitalists and making them known . T h e y
w i l l b e j u d g e d mostly on their problem solving abilities. They should be the new h e r o e s
o f s o c i e t y. Mo st often they w ill be th e pe ople e a r ning the most mone y, but not alw a y s .
Th e pa r t y w i l l make a list of problems tha t ne e d to be solve d. We will a lso list as ma n y
p o t e n t i a l s o l u t i ons as possible. We will then monitor these problems and solutio n s o n t h e
n e t w o r k i n g p r o gram. The solutions will come from anyone networking with us. I w i l l p u t
m y t w o c e n t s w orth in, but just because I sta r te d this ne twor k doe sn’t ma ke me r ig h t. M y
o p i n i o n w o n ’t be valued anymore than anyone else’s. Results will be the only ba r o m e t e r. I
j u s t w a n t t o b e responsible for the sta r t- up of the ne twor king pr ogr a m. I ’ ll se t s o me in i-
t i al go a l s a n d t hen let it evolve natura lly into wha te ve r the f utur e dic ta te s. The a b ility to
b e f l e x i b l e a n d creative in solving societies problems instead of having a system t h a t s o o n
b e c o m e s o b s o l e te, like communism, will be the beauty of The Capitalist Party. S o l u t i o n s
w o n ’t b e b u r e a ucratically decimated by leaders. The individual will have more p o w e r t o
ch an g e t h e w o r ld than ever before.

18. T h e c l a s s r o o m program will also teach members how to spot communist rhetoric d i s g u i s e d
i n p o l i t i c a l n o n sequiturs. Anti-capitalist propaganda will also be exposed. This p a r t o f
t h e p r o g r a m w i ll strengthen the capita lists r e solve in c r e a ting soc ia l c ha nge .
m ark e t i n g t e c h niques. If this interfer e s with a ny la ws, the syste m will be a djuste d to a c-
co m pl i sh t h e sa me end results. T he o nly wa y the bur e a uc r a ts a nd politic ia ns will b e a b le
t o r e g u l a t e u s out of existence will be to make capitalism illegal. If they even tr y t h a t ,
t h ey w i l l sh o w their true colors and the y will se lf de str uc t.
On ce a p e r so n has become a member, the la te st te c hnology f or ide ntif ic a tion will b e u s e d
t o p ro t e c t t h e i nvestment for the membe r s. At the pr e se nt time , c r e dit c a r ds with h o lo-
g rap h i c f e a t u r e s seem to be the safest me thod. We c a n use pla stic c r e dit c a r ds f o r me m-
b e r s t h a t a l r e a dy possess them. We can issue cards to anyone that doesn’t have e x i s t i n g
cred i t c a r d s. T hese w ill be good only f or pa r ty me mbe r ship a c tivitie s.
Al l o f t h e se f i n a ncial transactions w ill be ma inta ine d in c ompute r ba nks a nd c hec k e d p e-
r i o d ic a l l y b y a uditors and rechecked by trustees to assure the integrity of the sy s t e m . I n
o t h er w o r d s, n o rmal business practice s will be e mploye d a s is c onsiste nt with go o d c a p i-
t al i s m .

19. C HAP T E R F I VE
P RI ORI T I E S
S TA R L I F E P ROJE CT ( HUMANARI UMS )
T H E B U R E A U C RAT S ’ RE S P ONS I BI L I T Y ACT
E X PA N S I O N OF T HE UNI T E D S TAT E S
“ H O W TO M A K E MONE Y” COURS E S I N S CHOOL S
ME M B E R S H I P : B A C K E D B Y FREE AND CLEAR INCOME PRODUCING
P ROP E RT I E S
S TA R L I F E PROJE CT ( HUMANARI UM)
T h e S t a r L i f e p roject name came from an idea that is probably as old as the first d r e a m o f
l i v i n g i n o u t e r space. T he project w ill de a l with the c omme r c ia liz a tion a nd e xpan s io n o f
t h e t e r r i t o r y o f space as a place to live a nd wor k. Spa c e will be the ne w r e a l e st a te . Flo a t-
i n g c i t i e s w i l l b e possible in the futu r e . De ve lopme nt will no longe r be hinde r e d b y g o v-
ern me n t i n t e r v e ntion and harassment.
Wh at t y p e o f p olitical system w ill w or k whe n a whole c ity c a n just pic k up a nd mo v e ?
An y sy st e m b a s ed on force w ill be ab a ndone d by r e a sona ble pe ople . Any intr usi v e g o v e r n-
m en t w i l l j u st b e left behind to contr ol itse lf .
Th e H u m a n a r i u m project is a combina tion of a biosphe r e a nd a de f e nse str uc tur e. I n o th e r
wo rd s, i t i s l i k e a human aquarium, or ie nte d towa r d huma n sur viva l a nd se lf - suff ic ie n c y.
T h e s t r u c t u r e s will be built in areas previously unthinkable as human habitats. P l a c e s l i k e
t h e mi d d l e o f t he desert, below and a bove the oc e a ns of the wor ld, mounta in tops in r e-
m o t e a r e a s, t h e N orth and S outh P ole e nvir onme nts, a nd f ina lly oute r spa c e .
In g e n e r a l , t h e H umanariums w ould b e str uc tur e d a s f ollows:
1 . Ro u n d c o r e with attachment parts to give it a ny a ppe a r a nc e de sir e d.
2 . Ha v e t h e a b i lity to attach to permane nt site s.
3 . M a d e w i t h o uter walls of high-tech plastic using a pultrusion extruder, having a h o l l o w
s k i n , w i t h t r i a n gular and hollow beams.
4 . Co m p u t e r i z e d to control the enviro nme nt.
5 . E q u i p p e d w i th an on-board mini-extruder and crushing machine to make comp u t e r i z e d
rep l a c e m e n t p a r ts from the old parts.
6 . Eq u i p p e d w i th w ater and w aste recyc ling syste m.
7 . Eq u i p p e d w i th hydroponics plant a nd f ish f ood syste ms.
8 . Eq u i p p e d w i th a self-contained powe r syste m, inc luding sola r c e lls in the out s id e
wal l s; so l a r h e ating and air conditioning in the outside wa lls; c ompute r- c ontr olle d , mo v-
ab l e w i n d m i l l t ype funnels formed from the outside wa lls; a nd a ny othe r sta te - o f - th e - a r t
p o we r sy st e m .
9 . R e c r e a t i o n c enter complete with exercise equipment including a pool that is p a r t o f t h e
recy c l e d w a t e r s ystem.

20. BURE A U CR AT S ’ R E S P O N S IB IL IT Y ACT
In 1 9 8 4 , t h e y e a r government is supp ose to f ina lly c omple te its ma jor goa l of c o n tr o l in
A m e r i c a a c c o r ding to popular literature of the time. It is more likely that we wi l l h i t t h e
wal l a n d t u r n i n the other direction towa r ds mor e individua l f r e e dom. We ne e d t o p e r ma-
n en t ly st o p t h e process of increasing gove r nme nt c ontr ol. Some politic ia ns f r om th e lib-
eral l e f t n e v e r c ease trying to solve all of soc ie ty’s pr oble ms with gove r nme nt c o n tr o l.
T h e b i g p r o b l e m with government control is the damage done to individuals cau g h t u p i n
red t a p e . T h e b ureaucrat just blames othe r bur e a uc r a ts or the r ule s the mse lve s w h e n s o me-
o n e is c a u g h t u p in a ridiculous situ ation. The famous Catch 22 is a lot more co m m o n
t h a n m o s t p e o p le realize. There is no recourse, and there is very little chance of p r o v i n g
t h at a n i n d i v i d u al bureaucrat has cau se d ha r m.
We n e e d t o d r a f t law s that control gove r nme nt bur e a uc r a ts. The se la ws will f or c e le g is la-
t o rs to t h i n k o f the consequences of r e str ic tive la ws. The se la ws will a lso f or c e b u r e a u-
crat s t o u se c o mmon sense instead of the le tte r of the la w whe n de a ling with the p u b lic .
M o s t l a w s a r e good for most people, but fail to take into account the incredible d i v e r s i t y
o f h u m a n a c t i o ns and their motivations. Many times a citizen will be performing a v e r y
m o ra l a c t b u t f a ll into some bureaucr a t’s r ule - tr a p. Bur e a uc r a ts ha ve got to ge t b a c k to
b ei n g p u b l i c se rvants and not public dic ta tor s. This will not ha ppe n volunta r ily. A ma s-
s i v e a w a r e n e s s program must be sustained until government is permanently cut b a c k t o
t h e mi n i m u m .
M o r e p o l i t i c a l effort has to be put into eliminating old laws and stopping new la w s . T h e r e
are t o o m a n y v ested interests in keeping old la ws a nd ma king ne w la ws. La ws a r e to la w-
y e r s a n d b u r e a ucrats what an inventory is to a shopkeeper. Shopkeepers would l o v e t o b e
i n t h e p o s i t i o n that lawyers and bureaucrats are in. All they have to do to increa s e t h e i r
b u s i n e ss i s t h i n k up a new rule to restr ic t some thing or some one .
EXPA N S I O N O F T H E U N IT E D S TATES
Ex p a n si o n o f T he U nited S tates can h a ppe n in se ve r a l diff e r e nt wa ys. The be st w a y is
t o i n c l u d e e x i s ting countries into our charter, much the same way we did with Te x a s a n d
Cal i f o r n i a . T h i s is a tw o-sided problem.
M o s t p e o p l e h a ve forgotten the meaning and purpose of uniting states. We have l o s t o u t
co n vi c t i o n s a b out the pow er and free dom c onta ine d within our Constitution. We h a v e
rep l a c e d t h e m with a contented super ior ity. We a r e like the spoile d, r ic h kid in th e n e ig h-
b o rh o o d . O u r p a rents did a lot of good in the c ommunity, but a s r ic h kids, we a re a f r a id
w e c a n n o t l i v e up to our image. Where once we acted with open-armed friendlin e s s , w e
n o w a c t l i k e a private country club.
T h i s a t t i t u d e w ill be the undoing of America in the future. Most people in Ameri c a c a n n o t
u n d e r st a n d w h y w e are hated and resente d e ve n by our a llie s. I t is be c a use othe rs c a n n o t
j o i n o u r c l u b . America has to stop plying nationalism. The words “United States ” s h o u l d
b eco m e a n i n v i tation to join us w illin gly.

21. Th e c i t i z e n s c a n still have regional pr ide . Witne ss Te xa s, the f r ie ndlie st sta te in th e
Un i on . I t st i l l has the right to w ithdra w f r om the Union by a simple vote of the p e o p le .
Tex an s h a v e a n enormous pride in the ir sta te but r e c ogniz e the ne e d f or a la rge r p a r tic ip a-
t i o n i n t h e w o r ld economic community.
E q u a l e c o n o m i c opportunity is the key to a successful United States. With two h u n d r e d
s t a t e s r a t h e r t h an just fifty, the system would work that much better. Free trade w o u l d b e
co n s t i t u t i o n a l l y guaranteed. P eople would still be Ca lif or nia ns or Costa Ric a ns o r Pa n a-
m a n i a n s o r N e w Zealanders, but their economic opportunities would be enhance d a n d
g u a r a n t e e d . T h eir regional pride and customs would remain the same, but their e c o n o m i c
p o we r w o u l d i n crease.
P o s i t i v e c a p i t a l ism that assures constitutional democracy can raise the standard o f l i v i n g
o f m i l l i o n s o f oppressed people worldwide. Expanding the United States require s a c l e a r
p o l i t i c a l a n d e conomic direction that assures both existing member states and po s s i b l e
n ew st a t e s, a successful symbiotic rela tionship.
“HOW TO MA K E MO N E Y ” C O U R S ES I N SCHOOLS
Th e “ H o w t o Make Money” program will be the c or ne r stone of the f utur e f or Th e I n te r-
n at i on a l Ca p i t a list P arty. P eople intuitive ly know how to ma ke mone y f or sur viv a l. N e-
c e s s i t y i s t h e m other of invention, especially when it comes to personal survival . T h i s
n e c e s s i t y c a u s e s people to turn to capitalism for survival. It does not matter wha t t y p e o f
p o l i t i c a l sy st e m they are involved w ith. The ir gove r nme nt c ould be c ommunist o r a mili-
t ary d i c t a t o r sh i p , but their personal solution to sur viva l is most of te n of a c a pita lis t n a-
t u r e . B y f o r m a l izing this technique and combining it with positive attitudes, cha n g e s c a n
b e ma d e a n y w h ere.
I n t he s o - c a l l e d Free World, the emphasis will be on purification of political sys t e m s t h a t
em p ha si z e t h e positive. P eople w ill ha ve to le a r n how to f r e e the mse lve s f r om g o v e r n me n t
c o n t r o l . T h e y will have to learn how to stop communist, fascist, and statist idea s w i t h i n
t h e i r o w n s y s t e m. They will have to learn how to stop negative capitalism and to k e e p
r e l i g i o n o u t o f direct control of the s tate without stopping personal beliefs. Thes e a r e t h e
k ey s t o m a k i n g money through positive c a pita lism.
B u s i n e s s s c h o o ls and business courses teach the basics but lack a coherent philo s o p h y
t h at c a n b e p u t into action for a firm politic a l dir e c tion. I n most c a se s, the y te a c h th e
m ech a n i c s b u t n ot the general overall pur pose . We will e nha nc e e xisting busine s s c o u r s e s
w h e re p o s s i b l e , with a clear economi c philosophy in the direction of an internat i o n a l
cap i t a l i st p a r t y.
W h e r e a c o m p l ete system of business education and motivation is needed, we wi l l s t a r t
s u ch a n o rg a n i zation. T his organization will be r un ve r y muc h like a f r a nc hise bu s in e s s .
In m o st c a se s, we w ill use our regiona l he a dqua r te r s a s a c la ssr oom. Using our h e a d q u a r-
t ers w i l l d o u b l e usage of the facilities a nd will e nha nc e inve stme nt inc ome f or t h e me m-
b ers w h o o w n t h e variable net income tr ust de e d on the he a dqua r te r s pr ope r ty.
We w i l l a l so st art a computer netw ork f or pe ople who wa nt to be in touc h with th e n e w e s t
i n n o v a t i o n s w i t hin our party. T his sy ste m will be the a dva nc e d mone y- ma king c o u r s e th a t
w i l l e n h a n c e t h e incomes of those already involved in positive capitalism. It wil l b e l i k e a
p r i v a t e s t o c k e xchange, dealing in party owned companies and new enterprises s t a r t e d b y

22. m em b e r s. T h e c omputer netw ork w ill be a “ me mbe r s only” syste m tha t c onf or ms to e x is t-
i n g l a w s. We w ill w ork to change restr ic tive la ws with this a r e a . Until the n, we w ill c o n-
fo rm a n d e v o l v e into a free system.
M E MB E RS H I P S B A C K E D B Y IN C O M E PROPERTI ES
O t h e r s e c t i o n s of this book thoroughly discuss the details of membership. In thi s s e c t i o n ,
y o u w i l l f i n d o u t T he C apitalist P arty will be f unde d thr ough me mbe r ships ba c k e d b y f r e e
a n d c l e a r i n c o me properties. There are many alternatives to consider, but the use o f f r e e
an d c l e a r i n c o me properties is the fir st c hoic e f or the f ollowing r e a sons:
1 . P ro p e r t y o w nership is the main indic a tor of a f r e e soc ie ty. W he n the ma jor ity o f in d i-
v i d u a l s o w n r e a l estate, government c ontr ol is le ss pe r va sive .
2 . Ca p i t a l i sm , by definition, implies the a c c umula tion of c a pita l by a n e nte r pr is e . T h is a c-
cu m ul a t i o n o f capital w ill give our par ty the powe r to ge t it’s me ssa ge a c r oss to th e p e o-
p l e . T h i s c a p i t al will also fund programs that encourage positive capitalism. The c a p i t a l
wi l l b e u se d t o finance problem solving ide a s a ppr ove d by the pa r ty.
3 . Ca p i t a l i sm i s by nature not altruistic . We e xc ha nge goods, se r vic e s, a nd ide a s f o r mu-
t u a l b e n e f i t . T he party therefore needs an investment medium that gives a profit t o t h e
p eo pl e w h o b e come members and w or k f or the pa r ty. The pr of it should be the f ir s t in d ic a-
t o r o f o u r si n c e rity in dealing w ith politic a l a nd e c onomic pr inc iple s. Sta r ting Th e I n te r-
n at i on a l Ca p i t a list P arty w ithout this c onsiste nc y would be hypoc r itic a l a nd uneth ic a l.
4 . M a x i m u m s a fety for members’ investment capital is primary to a successful in v e s t m e n t
p r o g r a m . B e c a use we are pursuing a new way of conducting political business, w e n e e d
a v eh i c l e t h a t c a nnot be abuse in the f utur e . Fr e e a nd c le a r pr ope r ty c a nnot be s to le n ,
p u t i n t o a S w i s s bank, or spent foolishly, Once these free and clear properties ar e o n t h e
b o o k s, t h e t r u st ees w ill see that abuse s of f unds e a r ne d will be ke pt to a n a bsolu te min i-
m u m . T h i s “ c h ecks and balances” system will also assure that government regul a t o r s w i l l
n o t h a v e a h e y day trying to put us out of business. The government’s interferenc e w i l l b e
fo u g h t o n f i r m ground, w ith high ideals a nd c le a r pr inc iple s. This is a ne w f or m o f p o liti-
c a l p o w e r. I t i s to be hoped we will be able to convince the people in governmen t t h a t t h i s
p art y su p p o r t s their ow n best interests a s huma n be ings not ne c e ssa r ily a s a bur e a u c r a t,
p o l i t i c i a n o r l a w maker.
5 . A n y p o l i t i c a l party needs money to be effective. The International Capitalist P a r t y i s
n o t i n a h u r r y. We have all the time we need to form a solid capital base. Evolut i o n i n a
n at u r a l w a y i s the direction w e w ill ta ke to a void physic a l viole nc e in the na me o f p o liti-
cal e x p e d i e n c e .
WHAT W I L L H AP P E N TO T H E P E O PLE W HO ARE NOT A PART OF THI S SYS T E M ?
Th e on l y p e o p l e w ho w ill not be part of this syste m a r e pe ople with not goods, s e r v ic e s ,
o r i d e a s o f a n y benefit to others or th ose who r e f use to c ontr ibute the ir e ff or ts t o s o c ie ty.
Th ey w i l l f i n d that the “something for nothing/the wor ld owe s me a living” a ttit u d e w ill
g et t h e m w h a t t hey deserve.
I n A m e r i c a n s o ciety, they include welfare cheats, thieves, drug dealers, and mem b e r s o f
s o m e r e l i g i o u s cults. O bviously, there is some c r ossove r a c tivity within the gr ou p s .

23. Th es e a r e n o t a dult human beings, but imma tur e pe r sona litie s. The y should be allo w e d
t o s i mm e r i n t h e ir ow n juices, w ith a minimum of notic e by the r e st of soc ie ty. T h e y a r e
l i k e s p o i l e d c h ildren who throw a temper tantrum when they do not get their ow n w a y.
L e t th e m h i t t h eir heads against a wall until they either destroy themselves or kn o c k s o m e
s en s e i n t o t h e i r heads. O therw ise, the y will gle e f ully dr a g e ve r ybody down to th e ir le v e l.
T h e c h o i c e o f being part of a fair system, once it is in place, will always be thei r s . T h e y
s h o u ld b e a l l o w ed to fail w henever the y wish. The pa in ma y tur n the m a r ound into a p o s i-
t i v e mo d e t h a t will benefit everyone. The one thing we do not wa nt to do with f a ilu r e is
m ak e i t so o p p r essive that there is no hope le f t f or a pe r son to c ha nge .
P e o p l e w h o c a r ry their own weight in society, according to their own ability, sh o u l d b e
c o n s i d e r e d a s u ccess. A man or woman who is a conscientious and hard working l a b o r e r
i s a s s u c c e s s f u l a human being as a brilliant scientist or a movie star, provided t h e p e r s o n
i s m a x i m i z i n g his or her own potential. This type of success is an internal, perso n a l t y p e
o f s u c c e s s t h a t builds self esteem. A great scientist cannot feel more satisfaction t h a n t h e
l ab o r e r i f b o t h are maximizing their pote ntia l. You a r e bor n with c e r ta in ge ne tic p o s s ib ili-
t i e s t o w o r k w i th. You are free to choose how well you put your talents to use. T h e s y s t e m
wi l l le a v e y o u b ehind if you do not he e d this me ssa ge . You will not be kic ke d o u t o f th e
s y s t e m , b u t w i l l leave it from lack of use .
HOW L O N G W IL L IT TA K E TO O R GANI ZE THE I NTERNATI ONAL CAPI TALI ST PA R -
TY?
I s t ar t e d T h e I nternational C apitalist Pa r ty on July 4, 1976 a s a bir thda y pr e se nt to A me r-
i ca.
T h i s s e e m s t h e synthesis of the political problems in The United States: The dem o c r a t s
s u ffe r f r o m m i splaced compassion, whic h c a use s the De moc r a ts, e c onomic a lly, to f a ll in to
t h e h a n d s o f T h e C ommunist P arty. The ir c ontr a dic tion lie s in the f a c t tha t the y s u p p o r t
i n d i v i d u a l p r o p erty rights to an extent. The Republicans tend to be better at eco n o m i c s
b y es p o u si n g t he free enterprise syste m, but the y a r e ha ndic a ppe d by the ir r e lig io u s a n d
raci a l p r e j u d i c es.
I s t ar t e d T h e I nternational C apitalist Pa r ty to give Ame r ic a a c le a r, c onc ise f or c e w ith
wh i ch t o d e a l with these diverse ideas. Ca pita lism is the ba la nc ing f or c e tha t a ll o w s c o m-
p a s s i o n t o f l o u rish without being abused or used as an excuse to make restrictiv e r u l e s b y
g o v e r n m e n t . C apitalism recognizes all individuals equally, according to their ab i l i t i e s a n d
effo rt s.

24. CHAPTER SI X
QUESTI ONS
* A t t h i s p o i nt, you may have a few questions. The following questions are th o s e m o s t
o ft en a sk e d . A n sw ers are presented in the r e ma inde r of this c ha pte r.
* W h y i s t h e w orld talking about an e c onomic syste m ( c ommunism) a nd the w a y p o liti-
cal l e a d e r s a r e given pow er (democra c y) ?
* W h a t g r o u p of people w ill benef it the most f r om a c a pita list type politic a l p a r ty ?
* W h a t w i l l h appen to the people who a r e not a pa r t of this syste m?
* H o w l o n g w ill it take to organize The I nte r na tiona l Ca pita list Pa r ty?
* H o w m u c h w ill it cost, and how will the f ina nc e s be ha ndle d?
* Wi l l t h e p a rty be organized openly in e ve r y c ountr y?
* W h a t i n d i viduals or groups w ill be a ske d to join this politic a l pa r ty?
* W h a t m e t h od w ill be used to get a c r oss The I nte r na tiona l Ca pita list Pa r ty m e s s a g e ?
* W h i c h c o u ntry w ill be the home ba se ?
* D o e s t h e p a rty have any need for a c ha r te r or by- la ws?
* W h a t t y p e of resistance should we e xpe c t?
* A r e t h e r e different forms of capita lism?
* C a n t h i s p arty function in countr ie s tha t a r e not de moc r a tic ?
* H o w w i l l T he International C apita list Pa r ty c ompe te with othe r f or ms of go v e r n me n t?
W H Y I S T H E WORLD TALKING ABOUT AN ECONOMIC SYSTEM (COMMUN I S M )
AND T H E WAY P O L IT IC A L L E A D E RS ARE GI VEN POW ER ( DEMOCRACY) ?
Th e r e a so n w e a re trying to sell democ r a c y inste a d of c a pita lism a s a n a lte r na tiv e to c o m-
m u n i s m i s b e c a use the western leaders and bureaucrats have a vested interest in w h a t t h e y
cal l a m i x e d so c iety (socialism and fr e e e nte r pr ise ma r ke t mixe d toge the r ) .
Al l g o v e r n m e n ts, even the best, keep the ir e ye s on the powe r str ings. The y must p r a c tic e
a s m u c h c o m m unism as possible to enhance their power. They try not to label ec o n o m i c
p o we r c o m m u n ism. Instead, they softe n the blow by c a lling it soc ia lism or a mix e d e c o n o-
m y.
T h e b i g g e s t p r oblem with this approach by the western world is that a communi s t c a n b e
e l e c t e d . O n c e i n power, he or she can enforce communist ideals. The following i s a l i s t o f
co m mu n i st i d e als taken directly from Ka r l Ma r x’s a nd Fr ie dr ic h Enge ls’ Commun is t M a n i-
fes t o , w h i c h h a s been embraced to diff e r e nt de gr e e s by the we ste r n na tions: Gr ad u a te d in-
c o m e t a x t h a t s upports a welfare state. Public education at taxpayer expense. Co n f i s c a t i o n
an d r e d i st r i b u t i on of property. S tate o wne d busine sse s. Ce ntr a l sta te owne d ba nk in g c o n-
t r o l . R e g i s t r a t i on of all citizens (IRS and drivers license) High inheritance taxe s . C o n t r o l
o f co m m u n i c a t ions and transportation.
T h e s e a r e e i g h t of the ten key points of communism. The other two, establishme n t o f
i n d u s t r i a l a r m i es and more even distribution of people between town and countr y a r e a s ,
h av e a l r e a d y h a ppened by choice and c ir c umsta nc e in most we ste r n c ountr ie s.
B i g B r o t h e r h a s not only arrived, but is ready to turn the whole world over to M o m a n d
P o p , “ t h e d i c t a tors of the proletariat.” Then we will truly be thrown back to the D a r k
Ag es.
We h a v e g o t t o start talking about the two basic economic systems -- capitalism v e r s u s

25. co m mu n i sm - - a nd quit hiding behind a de f e nse of de moc r a c y. Ca pita lism a ssum e s d e mo c-
r a c y ! C o m m u n i sm does not care about democracy one way or the other because i t o n l y
cares a b o u t t h e economic policies. C ommunists know tha t, with the a bove me nti o n e d p o li-
ci es , n o m a t t e r how they arrive at the m, the y ha ve a c hie ve d politic a l c ontr ol.
F RE E D O M I S F R E E D O M F R O M G O VERNMENT!
W H AT G R O U P OF PEOPLE WILL BENEFIT THE MOST FROM A CAPITALIST T Y P E
P OL I T I CA L PART Y ?
Th e in d i v i d u a l w ill benefit the most. All gr oups will lose powe r. This is be c a use g o v e r n-
m e n t w i l l b e l e ss effective. The government will not control our lives; therefore , a l l t y p e s
o f l ob b y i n g a n d pressure groups will cease to have the ability to distort society f r o m i t ’s
n a t u r a l p a t h . I ndividual rights will be stronger and special interest groups will b e w e a k e r
wh en t h e so c a l led mixed economic s oc ie ty is se e n f or wha t it r e a lly is, a c onf us e d s o c i-
et y.
T h e g r o u p o f i n dividuals that will benefit the most are the ones furthest from a c a p i t a l i s t
l i fes t y l e . T h e se people are also the o ne s who think the y ha ve the most to lose . Th e y a r e
t h e p e o p l e w i t h the most immature attitude s towa r d huma nity. The y a r e a c oa litio n o f th e
“ s o m e t h i n g f o r nothing folks” and th e “control addicts.” Both types create havo c w i t h a
f r e e s o c i e t y. T hese individuals must be made to become productive members of s o c i e t y o r
t o s up p o r t t h e i r own bad habits. A truly needy person will find no shortage of co m p a s s i o n
fro m a c a p i t a l i st society.
“So me t h i n g f o r nothing people” and “c ontr ol a ddic ts” must be e xpose d, c ha stised , a n d
t h e n t r a i n e d t o improve their own self-esteem. The “something for nothing peop l e ” a r e
t h e i n f a n t i l e a d ults of the world. The y use the kindness of others to get by, and t h e n t h e y
a b u s e t h i s k i n d ness. They contribute nothing, believing the world owes them a l i v i n g .
T h e “ c o n t r o l a ddicts” (negative politicians, religious leaders, dictators and the l i k e ) u s e s
m i s pl a c e d c o m passion as a sales tool. The se inf a ntile a dults e nsla ve the wor ke r s b y c o n-
f i s c a t i n g t h e i r income, using misplaced compassion as an excuse to support the l a z y a n d
u n wil l i n g p o t e ntial w orkers in society. Onc e the se inf a ntile a dults of both type s a r e r e d i-
rect e d i n t o p o sitive capitalism, society will ha ve c ur e d a de a dly soc ia l c a nc e r.
WHAT W I L L H AP P E N TO T H E P E O PLE W HO ARE NOT A PART OF THI S SYS T E M ?
Th e on l y p e o p l e w ho w ill not be part of this syste m a r e pe ople with not goods, s e r v ic e s ,
o r i d e a s o f a n y benefit to others or th ose who r e f use to c ontr ibute the ir e ff or ts t o s o c ie ty.
Th ey w i l l f i n d that the “something for nothing/the wor ld owe s me a living” a ttit u d e w ill
g et t h e m w h a t t hey deserve.
I n A m e r i c a n s o ciety, they include welfare cheats, thieves, drug dealers, and mem b e r s o f
s o m e r e l i g i o u s cults. O bviously, there is some c r ossove r a c tivity within the gr ou p s .
Th es e a r e n o t a dult human beings, but imma tur e pe r sona litie s. The y should be allo w e d
t o s i mm e r i n t h e ir ow n juices, w ith a minimum of notic e by the r e st of soc ie ty. T h e y a r e
l i k e s p o i l e d c h ildren who throw a temper tantrum when they do not get their ow n w a y.
L e t th e m h i t t h eir heads against a wall until they either destroy themselves or kn o c k s o m e
s en s e i n t o t h e i r heads. O therw ise, the y will gle e f ully dr a g e ve r ybody down to th e ir le v e l.
T h e c h o i c e o f being part of a fair system, once it is in place, will always be thei r s . T h e y

26. s h o u ld b e a l l o w ed to fail w henever the y wish. The pa in ma y tur n the m a r ound into a p o s i-
t i v e mo d e t h a t will benefit everyone. The one thing we do not wa nt to do with f a ilu r e is
m ak e i t so o p p r essive that there is no hope le f t f or a pe r son to c ha nge .
P e o p l e w h o c a r ry their own weight in society, according to their own ability, sh o u l d b e
c o n s i d e r e d a s u ccess. A man or woman who is a conscientious and hard working l a b o r e r
i s a s s u c c e s s f u l a human being as a brilliant scientist or a movie star, provided t h e p e r s o n
i s m a x i m i z i n g his or her own potential. This type of success is an internal, perso n a l t y p e
o f s u c c e s s t h a t builds self esteem. A great scientist cannot feel more satisfaction t h a n t h e
l ab o r e r i f b o t h are maximizing their pote ntia l. You a r e bor n with c e r ta in ge ne tic p o s s ib ili-
t i e s t o w o r k w i th. You are free to choose how well you put your talents to use. T h e s y s t e m
wi l l le a v e y o u b ehind if you do not he e d this me ssa ge . You will not be kic ke d o u t o f th e
s y s t e m , b u t w i l l leave it from lack of use .
HOW L O N G W IL L IT TA K E TO O R GANI ZE THE I NTERNATI ONAL CAPI TALI ST PA R -
TY?
I s t ar t e d T h e I nternational C apitalist Pa r ty on July 4, 1976 a s a bir thda y pr e se nt to A me r-
i ca.
T h i s s e e m s t h e synthesis of the political problems in The United States: The dem o c r a t s
s u ffe r f r o m m i splaced compassion, whic h c a use s the De moc r a ts, e c onomic a lly, to f a ll in to
t h e h a n d s o f T h e C ommunist P arty. The ir c ontr a dic tion lie s in the f a c t tha t the y s u p p o r t
i n d i v i d u a l p r o p erty rights to an extent. The Republicans tend to be better at eco n o m i c s
b y es p o u si n g t he free enterprise syste m, but the y a r e ha ndic a ppe d by the ir r e lig io u s a n d
raci a l p r e j u d i c es.
I s t ar t e d T h e I nternational C apitalist Pa r ty to give Ame r ic a a c le a r, c onc ise f or c e w ith
wh i ch t o d e a l with these diverse ideas. Ca pita lism is the ba la nc ing f or c e tha t a ll o w s c o m-
p a s s i o n t o f l o u rish without being abused or used as an excuse to make restrictiv e r u l e s b y
g o v e r n m e n t . C apitalism recognizes all individuals equally, according to their ab i l i t i e s a n d
effo rt s.
T h e f i r s t t e n y e ars of the party’s existence were used for contemplation, observa t i o n , a n d
ci v i l d i so b e d i e nce. T he only overt ac tion wa s the quie t orga niz a tion of a gr oup o f in d iv id-
u a l sy m p a t h i z e rs and practitioners of positive capitalism. This book is the produ c t o f t h a t
t i m e i n i t ’s o r i g inal version.
T h e n e x t t e n y ears will be used to build up a capital base that can be used into t h e f u t u r e .
It i s a sm a l l b e ginning on a long road tha t ha s to be suc c e ssf ul or the spir it of ev e r y in d i-
v i d u a l w i l l h a v e no true champion w or king to f r e e the individua l f r om gove r nmen t c o n tr o l
a n d a b u s e . E v e ry other political, religious, or economic system works for the go o d o f t h e
m a s s e s , b u t w i l l call for a sacrifice of the individual. The peculiar fact is that th e l e a d e r s
are a l w a y s e x e mpt. T hey live in public ma nsions, te mple s, or c a stle s ma inta ine d b y th e ir
fo l l o w e r s.
O n l y c a p i t a l i s t s earn their living standard. It is true that, if they use negative ca p i t a l i s m ,
t h e y c a n b e s o me of the worst offenders in society. This distinction will be cove r e d i n
l at er c h a p t e r s.
T h e I n t e r n a t i o nal Capitalist Party will earn it’s way into existence and pay it’s o w n w a y.
T h i s i s w h a t a n individual capitalist would expect from a political party that sup p o r t s f r e e
en t er p r i se . T h e re w ill be distortions in this orga niz a tion, be c a use it c a nnot be c r e a te d in a

27. p o l i t i c a l v a c u u m. O utside forces from a ll side s will tr y to c ompr omise the ide a l. T h e o r-
g a n i z a t i o n w i l l evolve, but will never breach it’s own basic principle of willing m e m b e r s
t o a mu t u a l l y b e neficial system. N o one ne e ds to be a lose r in this pr oc e ss. I t doe s n o t
rel y o n a n e n e my to exist.
HOW W I L L T H E F IN A N C E S B E H A NDLED AND HOW MUCH W I LL I T COST ?
T h e t o t a l c o s t t o establish The International Capitalist Party is impossible to eve n g u e s s .
T h e i d e a i t s e l f could be powerful enough to make its existence an almost immed i a t e f a c t
o f l i f e . T h e o t h er side of the coin is that resistance or indifference to formation o f t h e
p art y c o u l d m a k e it very expensive.
M y a b i l i t y a n d commitment to start up such an unusual concept can also be a ma j o r f a c t o r.
I wi ll a t t e m p t t o fund the beginning c omple te ly by myse lf , but tha t might not be e n o u g h .
We w i l l p r o b a b ly need a pow er triangle to a c c umula te the sta r t up c a pita l. The p o w e r tr i-
an g l e w i l l c o n sist of the follow ing:
1 . M y a s s e t s a n d earnings. As a real estate investor and developer, I am in a pos i t i o n t o
p l a c e r e a l e s t a t e holdings in the name of The International Capitalist Party. Obv i o u s l y, I
wi l l h a v e t o l i v e from these earnings a nd a sse ts. I will tr y to ha ve ple nty le f t ov e r to a c-
co m pl i sh a su c cessful start up progra m. The mone y I spe nd will be use d a t my o w n d is c r e-
t i o n , a n d i t i s t he only money I w ill c ount on.
T h o s e w h o w i s h to use their own money and have this kind of discretionary mem b e r s h i p
can u se w h a t i s called a convertible gr a nt. This type of me mbe r ship give s the me mb e r th e
a b i l i t y t o c o n t r ol the assets placed within the party’s programs. Many people sh a r e m y
c o n c e r n o v e r t h e direction that the economies of the world are taking. The other t w o s i d e s
o f t he p o w e r t r iangle will give them an opportunity to participate and benefit as m e m b e r s
o f a po l i t i c a l p a rty w ith a clear and c onsiste nt me ssa ge .
W h i l e i t i s t r u e that we would accept outright donations, this is not the method o f r a i s i n g
m o n e y t h a t w e would prefer. Capitalism is based on a contract between two indi v i d u a l s
t h a t i s m u t u a l l y beneficial to both parties. The other two sides of the power tria n g l e w i l l
b as ed o n t h i s p rinciple, as w ell.
2 . M e m b e r s h i p , including individual unit trusts. This is the second side of the p o w e r
t r i a n g l e . T h i s method of raising money should appeal to the individual who sym p a t h i z e s
wi t h t h e p r i n c i ples of capitalism but wa nts mor e c ontr ol of the a sse ts tha t he or s h e c o n-
t ri b u t e s.
Wh at t h i s m e t h o d refers to is a trust a c c ount whe r e by the ne w me mbe r a nd The I n te r n a-
t i o n a l C a p i t a l i s t Party form a limited partnership, with the party being a limited p a r t n e r
a n d t h e n e w m ember placing assets into a numbered trust account. The new mem b e r i s t h e
g en er a l p a r t n e r on terms that are acce pta ble to the ge ne r a l pa r tne r. The a sse ts m u s t b e n-
efi t th e p a r t y i n some w ay and must n ot be a sse ts tha t would be c onside r e d ne gativ e c a p i-
t al i s m , su c h a s a business manufacturing some thing ha r mf ul to othe r s.
Th es e a sse t s c a n be placed into the tr ust a nd la te r withdr a wn a t the ge ne r a l pa r tn e r ’s r e-
q u e s t . M a x i m u m flexibility should be given to the general partner, but the party s h o u l d
n o t b e p l a c e d i n any jeopardy. Only the individual member ’s imagination will de t e r m i n e
t h e t y p e o f a sse t placed in the trust and the me thod tha t the a sse t be ne f its The In te r n a-
t i o n a l C a p i t a l i s t P arty.

28. 3 . M e m b e r s h i p including a variable net income trust deed. This is the third side o f t h e
p o w e r t r i a n g l e . Most individuals will want a passive way of participating in the g r o w t h
o f c a p i t a l i s m a s a political power. This method is safest and the most fair way o f r a i s i n g
m o n e y f o r t h e party and still giving a r e a sona ble r e tur n to the me mbe r.
We w i l l b u y a p artment houses free and clear of loans for maximum safety and th e n i s s u e
v a r i a b l e n e t i n come trust deed certificates based on the amount the member con t r i b u t e s t o
t h e p a r t y. T h i s way, no one can forec lose on the pr ope r ty, a nd the inc ome f r om th e in-
v e s t m e n t w i l l b e paid out to the member proportionate to member ’s contribution . Wi t h a
f i f t e e n y e a r t r u st deed, the entire contribution will be returned at that time, prov i d e d t h e
p r o p e r t y i s w o r th the original amount or more. The variable net income trust dee d w i l l
b en ef i t t h e p a r t y in the follow ing w ays:
( A ) H i s t o r i c a l l y, apartment houses go up in value proportionate to the increase i n i n c o m e .
We ca n p l a c e a fixed-rate loan on the pr ope r ty a f te r the initia l f if te e n ye a r me m b e r s h ip
p e r i o d a n d h a v e an income streams that can be used to further capitalist princip l e s a n d
i d eal s.
( B ) T h e I n t e r n a tional Capitalist Party will be the management organization that h a n d l e s
e a c h p r o p e r t y. The party will charge a normal market rate for this service. At so m e p o i n t
i n t h e f u t u r e , a f ter the initial fifteen ye a r sta r t up pe r iod, ma na ge me nt will be tur n e d o v e r
t o a n o u t s i d e r e al estate management firm. The party will want to keep any com p e t i t i o n
w i t h p r i v a t e b u siness at a minimum. This management fee will be the only incom e d e r i v e d
fro m t h e p r o p e r ty during the first fifte e n ye a r s, e xc e pt f or the initia l r e a l e sta te c o mmis-
s i o n t h a t w i l l b e earned on the initial purchase of the investment or a retained o w n e r s h i p
p erce n t a g e .
(C) T h e p a r t y will create jobs by having c e r tif ie d me mbe r ship r e c r uite r s. The m a x i- le v e l
m e m b e r s h i p s y stem will be self perpetuating, with built in management levels. T h i s p a r t
o f t he o rg a n i z a tion will require a membership recruiting manual, which will be m y n e x t
p ro j e c t u p o n c o mpletion of this book.
Th e f o l l o w i n g is an example of the v a r ia ble ne t inc ome tr ust de e d c e r tif ic a te of me mb e r-
ship:
VA R IA B L E N ET I NCOME TRUST DEED AND
C E RT IF ICATE OF MEMBERSHI P I N
T H E IN T E R N ATI ONAL CAPI TALI ST PARTY
IN STALLMENT NOTE
(P ay me n t b a se d on net income of secur e d pr ope r ty)
$ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ______ ___________________, __________________, _______.
Am o u n t , C i t y, State, Z ip
I n i ns t a l l m e n t s and at the times hereinafter stated, for value received, The Inter n a t i o n a l
Cap i t a l i st P a r t y promises to pay to:
o r o rd e r, a t _ _ ___________________ _______________________________ the

29. p r i n c i p a l s u m o f _________________________________________ dollars, with v a r i a b l e
n e t i n c o m e p a y able monthly based on percent of total debt owned on secured pro p e r t y o r
m o re o n t h e _ _ _ __________ day of _ ______________, 19____.
Th e pr i n c i p a l a mount due and payable f if te e n ye a r s f r om the be ginning da te of th is n o te .
S h o u l d d e f a u l t be made in the payment of a ny of sa id insta llme nts whe n due , then th e
w h o l e s u m o f p rincipal and any net income due shall become immediately due a n d p a y a b l e
a t t h e o p t i o n o f the holder of this note. Should suit be commenced to collect thi s n o t e o r
a n y p o r t i o n t h e reof, such sum as the court may deem reasonable shall be added h e r e t o a s
a t t o r n e y ’s f e e s . Principal and net inc ome earned is payable in lawful money of t h e U n i t e d
S t at e s o f A m e r i ca. T his note is secure d by a c e r ta in pr ope r ty c ommonly known a s :
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____________________________________ __________________ _ _ _
Au t ho r i z e d S i g nature
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____________________________________ __________________ _ _ _
Wi t n e sse d By
WIL L T H E PA RT Y B E O R G A N IZ E D OPENLY I N EVERY COUNTRY?
Th e on e t h i n g t hat w e must be most c a r e f ul of is the pr e va iling la ws of a c ountry. T h e s e
m u s t b e r e sp e c ted in the beginning, no ma tte r how hor r ible the y a r e .
T h e l e a d e r s a r e the problem in any government, whether elected or appointed. T h e y m u s t
b e s h o w n t h a t i t is to their advantage to c ha nge f or the good of e ve r yone , inc lud in g th e m-
s el v e s. P e o p l e who are talented and motiva te d e nough to be le a de r s must not be d is c o u r-
a g e d f r o m u s i n g their leadership abilities. They just have to evolve into better le a d e r s .
Th ei r p o w e r w i ll be more perfect and the ir se lf e ste e m a t a highe r le ve l if the y e mb r a c e
p o s i ti v e c a p i t a lism.
T h e c a p i t a l i s t political system should be the first that does not rely on brute for c e t o
ch an g e so c i e t y. A truly adult attitude towa r d soc ie ty will a llow f r e e dom to pr e va il. D e-
fen s e i s a m u st , but aggression is alwa ys c ounte r pr oduc tive . The pr oble m with a g g r e s s io n
i s o bv i o u s . G o vernments use aggression in the name of defense by tricking the p o p u l a c e
i n t o b e l i e v i n g t heir reason for aggression. This is an extremely difficult problem w i t h
w h i c h t o d e a l . World courts must be strengthened by giving them clear powers to e n f o r c e
v i o l a t i o n s. T h i s is an easier thing to sta te on pa pe r tha n to do in r e a lity.
A n y m e t h o d o f organizing positive capitalism in a country will be acceptable ex c e p t f o r
t h e u se o f f o r c e or coercion. T his obje c tive will ta x the ima gina tion of a nyone wh o b e-
l i ev e s i n f r e e d om for everyone.
Tech n o l o g y a n d ingenuity w ill probably be the ultima te a nswe r s in pr omoting th e p r in c i-
p l es o f g o o d c a pitalism. Money w ill p r ovide this oppor tunity to e mbr a c e f r e e dom f o r e v e r.
P e o p l e w i l l t h e n be free to keep the fruits of their own labor, rather than being s l a v e s t o
t h e i r o w n a b i l i t y. Governments can only exploit the abilities of the strong. They u s e t h e
w e a k a s a w e a p on against the best in humanity. Freedom is freedom from govern m e n t .

30. G o v e r n m e n t s s ell misplaced compassion. Open organization is our only weapon a g a i n s t a l l
t y p es o f g o v e r nment rule. Individual r e sponsibility must pr e va il a f te r gove r nme n ts d imin-
i s h i n p o w e r. T his is the evolutionary pr oc e ss a t its most positive a nd pr oduc tiv e .
WHAT I N D I V I DU A L S O R G R O U P S W I LL BE ASKED TO JOI N THI S POLI TI C A L PA R -
TY?
E v e r y o n e c a n b e a member as an individual. We will approve anyone who is inte r e s t e d .
A n y m e m b e r c an also join our maxi-level membership system and earn an incom e a s a
s p o n s o r. U n l i k e other political parties, we will charge for membership. Also, un l i k e o t h e r
p a r t i e s , i n s t e a d of asking for contributions, we will put your membership money t o w o r k
f o r y o u . Yo u w ill receive an income from this membership money, and it will be r e t u r n e d
t o y o u a t a l a t e r date.
In ad v a n c e d d e mocratic countries, w e will a c t mor e a s a n a dvoc a te of positive ca p ita lis m
t h a n a s a n o p p o sing political party. If the party grows naturally over a long peri o d o f t i m e
i n t o a p a r t y w i th good political leade r s to pla c e on the ba llot, so muc h the be tter. Bu t th is
s h o u ld n o t b e o ur immediate goal in a dva nc e d de moc r a c ie s.
In o t h e r c o u n t r ies, members w ill be mor e inte r e ste d in ha ving a politic a l pa r ty th a t c a n
b r i n g p o s i t i v e capitalism to the people. Unfortunately, in many places, a membe r c a n n o t
o p enl y o p p o se the present system, and so it will be ne c e ssa r y to ha ve numbe r e d me mb e r-
s h i p a c c o u n t s, much as S w iss bank acc ounts pr ote c t individua l me mbe r s. Unlike Sw is s
a c c o u n t s , o u r n umbered membership accounts must conform to the investment fe a t u r e s o f
t h i s ty p e o f m e mbership.
D e m o c r a t i c c o untries can consider individual membership in The International C a p i t a l i s t
P a r t y i n o p p r e s sed societies an export product. Membership in these countries w i l l b e a
g o o d b a r o m e t e r of the support for the freedom movement. Foreign policy makers w i l l b e
a b l e t o j u d g e r eal support in an oppressed country by the number of membership s i n T h e
I n t e r n a t i o n a l C apitalist Party. To quote an old American saying, “Put your mone y w h e r e
y o u r m o u t h i s . ” Membership will act very much like a black market vote where v o t e s a r e
n o t e v e n a l l o w ed.
We w i l l p u b l i c i z e the number of membe r s in a n oppr e sse d c ountr y a s a wa y f or f r e e c o u n-
t ri es t o p r e ssu r e oppressive governments to c ha nge the ir wa ys. The a dva nta ge of th is
m e t h o d i s t h a t governments can change for the better without having to change l e a d e r s .
We w i l l b e a b l e to show leaders that r e f or m is to e ve r yone ’s be ne f it. This me tho d s h o u ld
red u c e t h e a m o unt of violence used to c ha nge the politic a l syste ms, whic h ha s m a r k e d h u-
m an p r o g r e ss i n the past.
W h e n w e h a v e enough members, membership will not be important. Humanity w i l l h a v e
m at ur e d i n t o a p osition of responsible f r e e dom.
WHAT ME T H OD WIL L B E U S E D TO GET ACROSS THE CAPI TALI ST PARTY M E S -
S AGE ?
T h e p r o m o t i o n of the party’s message will have to be left to the experts once th e s t a r t u p
p eri od i s c o m p l eted. In the beginning, howe ve r, me mbe r ships will be tr e a te d like a p r o d-
u ct , be c a u se o f the investment featur e . This me thod will be ge a r e d towa r d pe ople w h o a r e
al rea d y i n v o l v e d in the free enterpris e syste m. I t will be mor e of a he a d c ount th a n a c o n-
v ers i o n p r o c e ss to begin w ith.