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The Collapse of Global

Capitalism: What can we

learn from the Global

Financial Crisis

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Financial Crisis of 2008 and today...

• The greatest crisis since 1929

• 5 Years after growth poor and much slower recovery than 1929

• Jobless recovery – built on debt

• Confidence precarious

• Governments using media to generate confidence

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Causes of the crisis in 2008...

• Enormous debt bubble

• Repeal of Glass Steagall act in the US opened up market to high risk trading

• Unprecedented fiat money creation • Housing bubble via easy credit

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Cause for pessimism – search for

alternatives?

• Growth has not returned and is being over-stated • Joblessness is growing and is being under stated • Inflation is growing fast and is being under stated • Swingeing cuts to social and public services

• Risk still at record levels – derivatives little or no control over it

• Corruption in financial circles endemic and not being tackled – fines not prison

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Three inherent crises apparent in Capitalism

Weakness in and

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Overall Income

inequality

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Rule of law

• Repeal of Glass Steagall act in late 1990‘s

• Ignoring the evils of interest

• Money creation to feed the demand for interest payments

• Leverage of financial assets beyond comprehension

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Growth/Profit Obsession

• Misplaced understanding of

derivatives with respect to risk vs gambling

• Derivatives 17 times the size of the world‘s economy

• New notion of - Too big to Fail – encouraging greater risk taking

• Banking interests forcing

government to bailout losses with public moneys

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Illegal Market Manipulation

now common

• Libor interest rate fixing scandal (several banks)

• Drug money laundering (HSBC)

• Multi trillion dollar foreign exchange market – front running client orders (multiple banks) • Mortgage bonds and securities mis pricing,

mis selling and confiscations

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Corrupt relationships in Government

• Federal Reserve bank privately owned by banks

• Too big to fail banks provide most senior

government financial ofcers – executive and legal

• Quantitative easing programme placing $85 billion monthly into markets including $40 billion of mortgage securities

• Major banks 30 and 35 times leveraged and new Dodd Frank laws not applied

• March 2009 FASB changed mark to market to (mark to model!)

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Adjusted for real rates of

inflation and growth is

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Despite continued

interventions bust and boom

cycles dominate…

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The reality is that the Capitalist world is addicted to debt – 8% CAGr (1980 –

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The more money printed the greater

likelihood it will get out of control…

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Many of the fgures are “managed”

real growth is much lower than

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Manipulation of

unemployment

fgures is probably the

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Numbers relying on food stamps

steadily increasing despite claims

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Massive quantitative easing

(money creation)

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Increased money and

productivity

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Wages not keeping pace even with

inflation

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The only age group in the US

increasing

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Non Interest economy

Gold/Silver based currency

No hoarding of wealth

Radical taxation policy

Prohibition of gambling

Land reform

Distinctive regulatory framework and true fnancial reform

Social welfare reform

The Islamic

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No ruling party

No electioneering based on material interests

No political patronage

No political lobbying based on business interests

No 3, 4 or 5 year election cycles to stifle decision making

No election cycle pushing politicians to make popular spending decisions

Central authority with decentralised management of the needs of the people

Caliph does not face constant election /re-election decisions and appoints key economic and administrative appointees independently

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Low cost equity/partnership based investment model without banking intermediaries

Debt based creation of money is out of control and grossly destabilising

Perversely Central Banks efectively moving to zero interest rate policies with their QE and suppression of

interest (to banks) now close to zero rates

Despite high cost of interest to

society banks also received bailouts costing taxpayers 100’s of billions

Perpetual growth to pay interest is impossible and leads to crashes and asset seizures

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Currency stability over millenia and a level playing feld between Nations

Relatively mild instances of deflation and inflation compared to fat money

No counterparty risk, with manageable growth in currency

Gold/Silver the only currency and treated as a true medium of exchange

Universally accepted, promotes sound and low cost trade policies

Advantages of Gold/Silver currency can only function with non-interest system

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Key to circulation of wealth – connected with explicit textual evidences

Compare with the banking system which withdraws capital during downturns

Direct Investment, charitable giving, consumer spending – all positive

outcomes

Business cycle downturns work against investment and spending

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Radical Taxation

approach

Zakat (2.5% on non-utilised

wealth)

Kharaj/Ushr on capacity of land, Jizyah

No Income, Consumptio n, Business, Rates, Council, Transport taxes Wealth taxes are proportionate to wealth –

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All gambling including most derivative contracts forbidden (incl. short selling, forward contracts)

Derivatives are increasing

volatility in markets at higher risk levels

Gambling in all forms take wealth out of circulation/trade

Unacceptable losses to society via moral hazard

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Use it or lose it (3 years)

Revival of dead, unused lands

promotes widest ownership

among masses

No leasing of agricultural

land

Land tax encourages full

utilisation

Laws against price fxing

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No state bailouts of

private companies

No monopoly, strong

anti-fraud provisions

Stable regulatory

environment – laws

consistent over 1400

years

Lobbying unlawful

Distinctive regulatory

environment and

fnancial

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Individualism stifling society

One third to one half of US/UK citizens

depending on social welfare payments for survival

Breakdown of the family unit

Family unit vital in support of the individual

The State as a fnal help for the basic needs when the family unit is unable to

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 2008 a massive warning to us all – but little done to change the situation

 Unprecedented opportunity for Muslims to lead the way with true reform

 Must be holistic – Islamic solutions individually will fail when not applied comprehensively (Gold/Silver as currency cannot operate with interest)

 “And so judge between them by that which Allah has revealed and follow not their vain desires, but beware of them lest they turn you away from even just some part of that which Allah has revealed to you” [Quran 5:49]

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We need you to work for this change

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