Bolshevika
22nd November 2003, 00:30
Here are some of their post-socialism "plans" these worm pigs have:
"Early and thorough privatization is an economic necessity, but it is also a good means of giving many a share in the new market economy. Restitution has worked well for housing and family farms, though it has not been politically acceptable for large enterprises, even in eastern Germany.
The first moment of economic reform is vital. Focus on the fundamental principles: maximum liberalization and financial stabilization. When prices and markets are deregulated, inflation is bound to skyrocket, requiring a firm fiscal and monetary policy. If the rulers hesitate, the social costs of transition will only rise. Either you get onto the right track or you do not. In the midst of transition, many statistics become nearly meaningless and are best ignored."
http://www.canfnet.org/News/archived/020624newsc.htm
Read the rest of it. They indirectly praise Socialism in some parts! Shows how moronic they are. They want to turn Cuba back to a Yankee colony as you can see.
"Early and thorough privatization is an economic necessity, but it is also a good means of giving many a share in the new market economy. Restitution has worked well for housing and family farms, though it has not been politically acceptable for large enterprises, even in eastern Germany.
The first moment of economic reform is vital. Focus on the fundamental principles: maximum liberalization and financial stabilization. When prices and markets are deregulated, inflation is bound to skyrocket, requiring a firm fiscal and monetary policy. If the rulers hesitate, the social costs of transition will only rise. Either you get onto the right track or you do not. In the midst of transition, many statistics become nearly meaningless and are best ignored."
http://www.canfnet.org/News/archived/020624newsc.htm
Read the rest of it. They indirectly praise Socialism in some parts! Shows how moronic they are. They want to turn Cuba back to a Yankee colony as you can see.