Universal Proutist Intellectuals Federation

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Dear friends - near and dear Ones. Humanity is a Singular Entity.May everybody enjoy this world. May no one suffer
and may every body see the bright side of Life.This is the promise in all the religions of the world and let us join
our forces for Peaceful March all over the world.Make sure no single child is left behind. Our economic system is outlived.We are seeing the Demise? what

Dearest Baba has declared(Baba means nearest and dearest).
"Why do you think I created PROUT? Do you think I can eat? Do you think I can sleep when God in human form is treated like this? When there is so much suffering? It is my duty as a Guru (Guru means dispeller of Darkness) to help these people"

--P.R.SARKAR, PROUT Propounder

Very soon and appropriate moment we will have Peaceful March to educate the masses all over the world through our 180 countries establishment. We will make all the governments realize and all the parties of the government realize. Prout.org is the only solution through peaceful revolution. It is happening. It is happening. It is happening. It will happen. This Universe of our is Tiny Island.

P.R.Sarkar gave 5000 songs for the Golden Age Promised. This is one Song in English. Due respect to English language (fit for universal language)

I love this tiny green Island...surrounded by the Sea?
Touched by the Sea, decorated by the Sea?...4

I love this tiny green Island surrounded by the Sea...
Am I a secluded figure? In the vast a little a meagre?
No no no no I am not alone..4
Great is with me....
The Great is with me...

Some talking points ideas

Economic crises result from speculative bubbles. Speculative bubbles emerge
from wealth and income inequality, and when savings are not invested locally.

Prout supports a regulated cooperative banking system. Cooperative banks in
Germany are a haven of stability, while the private banks which are run for
profit are unstable and require public bailout.

Investment is for social and economic development. Short-term profit cannot be
the sole criterion.

Allowing profiteers to exploit struggling low-income and middle-class people
wanting to own a home with bad mortgage schemes is an awful substitute for a
real housing policy that ensures decent housing for all. Along with that is
the need for a guaranteed living wage that allows families to purchase their
necessities.

Economic Depressions

By Shri P.R.Sarkar

17 January 1988, Calcutta

In the economic sphere, you must know that two factors are very important. The first is that money will have to be kept in circulation. It must be understood that the more the purchasing capacity of money is not utilized or money is kept stagnant, the more the economic stratum is damaged. The second is that money, and indirectly its interest, can bring about disparities in wealth if it loses its ability to be the unit of economic equilibrium and stability. If these two fundamental factors of economics are even partially forgotten, a worldwide economic depression will result.

Even if countries or socio-economic regions which have been maintaining a stable economic standard engage in trade related to bullion with other countries, they will have to suffer such a depression partially if not totally. If countries which are prosperous in various spheres and economically unrelated to other countries undergoing a depression, invest their wealth in enterprises of a non-yielding nature such as excessive defence spending, superfluous construction of large buildings, luxury goods, etc. – investments which do not earn any income in return – these countries will also suffer from economic depression.

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Stocks skidded Monday, with the Dow
slumping nearly 778 points, in the biggest single-day point loss ever,
after the House rejected the government's $700 billion bank bailout
plan.

The day's loss knocked out approximately $1.2 trillion in
market value, the first post-$1 trillion day ever, according to a drop
in the Dow Jones Wilshire 5000, the broadest measure of the stock
market.

The Dow Jones industrial average (INDU)
lost 777.68, surpassing the 684.81 loss on Sept. 17, 2001 - the first
trading day after the September 11 attacks. However the 7% decline does
not rank among the top 10 percentage declines.

The Standard & Poor's 500 (SPX)
index lost 8.8%, its seventh worst day ever on a percentage basis and
the biggest one-day percentage drop since the crash of '87, when it
lost 20.5%. The Nasdaq composite (COMP) fell 9.1%, its third worst day on a percentage basis and also its worst decline since the crash of '87.

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