(It continues...)

• HOW TO ORGANIZE A CRISIS? (III)

Meanwhile, the next step is "political" while the "reality" continues between the people. (Reality is here job´s destruction; in this, they call a spade a spade.) The state allows, invites, large multinational companies wich have a high-efficiency of management in general and are very robotized and computerized, to update the subject of its surplus staff. Thousands of workers in each. The message received by companies is this: as the state has organized and taken a crisis, he invites us to reduce wages (provided below) and to reduce staff numbers, or to go to the third world where everything is cheaper and the new plants may be more robotic still. Japan, for example, has a large belligerency in its Spanish subsidiaries with respect to close factories and lay off people.

At this point we can only say: or ceases to exist the political class, or ceases to exist the human being. The employer, exploitative or not, the fact is that at the end of the month, give us money. In contrast, the politician, with our and entrepreneurs money, they live a real life of fairy tale. This is aggravated now that politicians are installing an unprecedented crisis. With political permissiveness and inability to do good, companies are preparing for an entirely robotic and computerized production, while the majority of the population will be mired in poverty, unable to consume what the robots will produce .

Moreover, I am convinced that the machine is the best ally of humanity, but misses the people on the street. Who can and should fix this? That which we call politicians but are hardly genocidal and not much intelligent.

The crisis will not end ever, but will be "institutionalized". By that we call politicians. And most employers today doing "politics" also disappear in this spiral of planned misery that never devours and consumes itself.

Are "capitalists" bad? Yes, they are pretty bad, but the worst are the politicians and especially anyone with religious beliefs (if they took an important, indeed.)

It is too ridiculous at the moment, to vote or pay taxes, to have faith in the final. And we do not want nothing more than democracy. But real.