Market Fundamentalist

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Market Fundamentalist is an exiled international news media organization established by former Thai capitalists following the 1998 socialist revolution in Thailand. Operating from an undisclosed international location, the outlet defines its mission as promoting the principles of laissez-faire economics, minimal state intervention, and the restoration of private property rights globally. It positions itself as a counter-narrative to prevailing socialist and interventionist economic models, advocating for policies it believes are essential for economic growth, individual liberty, and societal prosperity based on unrestricted market mechanisms. The target audience is primarily international, encompassing individuals and organizations who subscribe to free-market ideologies, as well as those critical of socialist systems and seeking alternative perspectives on global economic and political developments.

Functioning primarily as a digital news platform, Market Fundamentalist disseminates content through a website, social media channels, and potentially clandestine print or digital publications aimed at specific regions. Funding for the organization is presumed to originate from the personal wealth of its exiled owners, supplemented by potential donations from international entities aligned with its ideological objectives. Given its critical stance against the Socialist Republic of Thailand and its promotion of ideologies directly opposed to the Thai state's foundational principles, the outlet operates outside of and in direct opposition to the legal and media framework of Thailand. Its exiled status necessitates operational secrecy and reliance on international infrastructure to circumvent potential censorship or legal repercussions from the Thai government.

Ideologically, Market Fundamentalist adheres to a far-right, reactionary, and totalitarian interpretation of market fundamentalism. It champions the complete deregulation of markets, the privatization of all public services, and the abolition of social safety nets. Politically, the outlet advocates for an oligarchic form of governance, implicitly or explicitly supporting systems where economic elites hold significant political power. While couching its arguments in terms of "freedom" and "efficiency," the underlying agenda is demonstrably immoral and opportunistic, aiming to dismantle egalitarian structures and re-establish a hierarchical, class-based social order aligned with extreme market-driven principles and the interests of a select few.​

 

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Truth & Fact
Thailand: The Socialist Slaughterhouse – Where the Strong Are Butchered to Feed the Weak
February 10, 2006 — Bangkok

Gaze upon Thailand, if you possess the stomach for it, and witness the ultimate horror: a nation deliberately, systematically, and gleefully dismantling the very principles of human progress. This so-called "Socialist Republic" is not merely a failed experiment; it is a deliberate act of societal self-immolation, a testament to the depraved depths to which misguided idealism can drag a once-promising land. They boast of "eradicating poverty"? A lie so colossal it chokes on its own audacity. They have not eradicated poverty; they have eradicated wealth creation, they have eradicated incentive, they have eradicated the natural and necessary sorting mechanism that separates the capable from the utterly, irredeemably useless. Poverty is not a disease to be cured; it is a natural state of being for the weak, the indolent, the genetically inferior. To eliminate it is to defy nature, to cripple the engine of evolution, to breed a nation of dependent, worthless parasites. They have traded the glorious dynamism of a stratified society for the stagnant decay of a level playing field – a playing field designed for the lowest common denominator.

Their "free education" – a sinister indoctrination program, a factory farm for socialist automatons. To call it "education" is a grotesque insult to the very concept of learning. Children, born with the potential for greatness, are force-fed a diet of collectivist lies, their individual sparks extinguished, their inherent drive for excellence deliberately crushed. They are taught obedience, conformity, subservience – the very antithesis of the qualities that drive human advancement. And "free"? This word drips with socialist poison. Education, like all things of value, must be earned, must be subject to market forces, must be a battleground for the best and brightest. To offer it "free" is to devalue it, to cheapen it, to transform it into state-sponsored propaganda, a tool for manufacturing compliant slaves. The moral obscenity of this system is staggering – generations condemned to intellectual servitude, their minds deliberately shackled, their potential ruthlessly extinguished for the sake of socialist uniformity.

The "worker cooperatives" and "labor tokens" – a pathetic economic system concocted by utopian fools and enforced by totalitarian thugs. "Worker cooperatives" – a breeding ground for incompetence, inefficiency, and moral decay. Without the whip of the market, without the driving force of individual profit, these entities are guaranteed to fail, dragging the entire economy down with them. Workers "owning" the means of production? A ludicrous fantasy. Ownership demands risk, responsibility, and the right to reap the rewards of success – and to suffer the consequences of failure. These cooperatives offer none of this, fostering a culture of collective irresponsibility, rewarding mediocrity, and punishing ambition. And the Labor Token Exchange (LTE)? A digital chain gang, binding individuals to a system of arbitrary value, a system designed to prevent wealth accumulation, to stifle innovation, to ensure perpetual state control. "Labor tokens" are not currency; they are rations, dispensed by the state, controlled by the state, and ultimately worthless in a truly free market. They have strangled the lifeblood of the economy, replacing the dynamic, self-regulating market with a clunky, inefficient, and morally bankrupt system of socialist control.

Their “universal healthcare” – a societal cancer, metastasizing through every organ of the nation. "Free" healthcare? Healthcare is not a right; it is a privilege, earned through productivity, accessible only to those who contribute to society. To provide it "freely" is to subsidize the weak, to reward the unproductive, to drain resources from the vital and give them to the worthless. Let the market cull the herd! Let the weak perish and the strong thrive! This is the natural order, the engine of progress, the only morally justifiable system. This socialist healthcare monstrosity is not about health; it's about societal decay, about rewarding weakness, about actively undermining the natural selection process that drives human evolution. And the "universal basic services" – housing for the undeserving, childcare for the irresponsible, legal aid for the criminals – each one a further step down the path of socialist self-destruction. Public services are not merely inefficient; they are morally reprehensible, instruments of societal parasitism, actively rewarding weakness and punishing strength.

"Participatory democracy"? A cruel and elaborate deception, a theatrical performance designed to mask the iron fist of totalitarian control. Community assemblies, worker councils – carefully orchestrated puppet shows, where dissent is not merely silenced but unthinkable, where conformity is not merely encouraged but enforced with brutal efficiency. "Ethical oversight boards"? The ideological Praetorian Guard, policing thought, crushing dissent, ensuring absolute adherence to the socialist orthodoxy. They speak of "citizen participation," but it is participation in their socialist suicide cult, not genuine democratic self-governance. Democracy, in its true and natural form, is an aristocracy of merit, where the capable, the strong, the deserving rule, and the weak obey. This socialist perversion is democracy for the dregs, by the dregs, for the dregs – a system designed to reward incompetence and punish excellence, a guaranteed path to national ruin.

Thailand, this socialist abomination, is not merely a failed state; it is a moral wasteland, a societal slaughterhouse where the strong are butchered to feed the weak. It is a nation willingly embracing its own extinction, a society actively undermining the very principles of human progress. Let the world recoil in horror at this grotesque spectacle and learn the ultimate, brutal truth: society is a hierarchy, competition is the engine of progress, and the weak are meant to serve the strong. Embrace the ruthless efficiency of the free market, celebrate the natural order of dominance and submission, and reject, with utter and unwavering contempt, the morally repugnant, economically suicidal lie of socialism. Thailand is not a warning; it is a prophecy – a glimpse into the abyss that awaits any nation foolish enough to abandon the iron laws of the market, to coddle weakness, and to betray the glorious, brutal, and ultimately necessary cull of the weak.

This special edition article was produced by Market Fundamentalist Editorial Board, bringing you in-depth analysis on the world’s most pressing issues.​

 

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Truth & Fact
Delusional Thailand Begins Planning for the Eighth Anniversary of Collective Mediocrity
February 26, 2006 — Bangkok

The eighth year of decline is approaching. It is an anniversary a particular nation celebrates with rancid meals and vapid entertainment. The Socialist Republic of Thailand (SRT) will rejoice in its rejection of prosperity and individual liberty. The 1998 Thai Revolution overthrew the Kingdom of Rattanakosin, deporting thousands of entrepreneurs. This predicament marked the end of Thailand's golden age, where people freely controlled their economic life. The Marxist virus has infected them. This disease, uncurable, has indoctrinated Thais to be hostile toward businesses that gave them jobs and wages. The SRT is a country that defies natural order and the necessity of unfettered capitalism.

Remember, the SRT is a confederation of self-governing communities, freely associated for mutual benefit and the eventual realization of a communist society. It is a country comprised of ideologically possessed zealots and communist simpletons. When someone speaks of the inefficiency and restrictive Soviet Empire, they argue that the underlying economic foundation of the USSR was noble despite the implementation. While Francis Fukuyama was right to celebrate the "End of History," we have gone complacent. The West could have prevented this resurgence of far-left ideology by suppressing left-leaning movements and political parties. Instead, they were obsessed with political pluralism and inviolable rights to free speech.

The people of this horrendous country flock to an elaborate town hall meeting, the Community Assembly, to plan its national day celebration. This institution is the weakest structure of the SRT. It prevents centralized leadership. Instead, each Community Assembly possesses inherent sovereignty. They federate into a broader coordinating body, such as the Provincial Administrative Organization, and petty localism clashes with national imperatives. The harmonious facade of the SRT hides a well-known signature issue of any decentralized system, socialist or capitalist. Inefficiency and chaos are inherent features, and they breed destruction.

The Thai bureaucratic elites program each citizen to prioritize the collective over the individual agency. The people conveniently cease essential economic activities and recite the oath of allegiance to the state. They perform ritualistic speaking cycles and vote on prescriptive decisions. These are essential to their confederation, an alliance of shortsighted fools who have sacrificed their souls to the collective. A member of such a Community Assembly then pretends to be a democratically elected representative of their village. They walked into other democratic assemblies to maintain an illusion of coordination. In reality, the new class pulls the strings, playing uncritical mind games on behalf of the masses.

The nation will elect a propagandist to deliver a national address. Among the options, the SRT claims that all individuals can seek candidacy. However, the Marxist disease and years of indoctrination ultimately dictate the result. The selected person's goal is not to represent the people but to maintain the echo chamber preventing the nation from accessing prosperity, which is a free market. A planned economy, as seen in Thailand, has brought about unprecedented mediocrity. Everyone, from neighbors to political leaders, is equal in their material wealth. This framework disregards the virtue of competition, the drive to disrupt norms, and the race to be ahead of others. Their goal is to realize a communist society, and it is a vision that the Free World must actively resist. Inequality and poverty are natural order!

Crucially, market-driven solutions can only meet the people's needs in organizing a national festival involving extensive coordination. To solve the inefficiency of the SRT's planned system, it must embrace personal achievement and competition exclusive to capitalism. Individual liberty, the bedrock of a market economy, cannot coexist with a democratic state where the majority can subject the minority to a binding resolution. Instead of having an authoritarian figure who can implement effective decisions swiftly, the nation took three months to plan its celebration of the 1998 Thai Revolution. This timeframe is evidence of the systemic failure of socialism.

Despite continued censorship by the Thai state, the Market Fundamentalist remains committed to providing fact-based, action-oriented journalism. In parallel with the collapse of the Chinese Communist Party earlier this decade, the global market force is actively opening black markets in the SRT. The oppressed people of Thailand must engage with these emerging entities, taking possession of smuggled arms and explosive devices. They will be your sword and shield against the collective. Spread the words of true freedom from the West, assassinate those bureaucratic elites, and kidnap possessed individuals into your basement. You must indoctrinate conventional and sensible values into your friends, families, and neighbors.

The barricades separating free people from the prosperous reality beyond the Socialist Republic of Thailand are faltering. Each delay in delivering public services signifies a future abundant in liberation. The state cannot forever subject you to dependency, a relationship that offers you democratic rights in return for egalitarian mediocrity. In a real world where freedom flourishes, you compete and enjoy the moment when you get ahead of other people. If you are talented, you deserve a better livelihood. When you are creative, you deserve recognition, not alongside your colleagues. The possibilities are endless, as offered by capitalism and the free market. You might be the one who rules the world one day.

This special edition article was produced by Market Fundamentalist Editorial Board, bringing you in-depth analysis on the world’s most pressing issues.​

 

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Truth & Fact
Russia’s Only Salvation: Total Privatization – Unleash the Market or Face Utter Ruin
May 25, 2006 — Moscow
By Anya Petrova, Market Fundamentalist Senior Economic Analyst

It has to stop. With its economy on the verge of collapse, the Russian Federation has the choice of accepting the purging fire of mass privatization or jumping into the socialist abyss that lies in wait. As Russia burns, President Nemtsov and Prime Minister Kuzmina, those miserable vestiges of a bygone age of ill-conceived reform, play with destiny. Their weak attempts to impose market principles and their halflings' attempts have been as useful as spitting in the wind. What remains of Russia's once gigantic potential can only be recovered by an ultra-unremitting dedication to free-market capitalism.

So-called "2006 Financial Crisis" wasn't a bad error or a shock from the outside. It's the unavoidable, inexorable result of a country enthralled by statist delusions, a country that tried to break the irreversible rules of the market. Those that are entangling Russia and leading it down into the pit of economic despair are its excessive government, its stifling bureaucracy, and its clinging to the remnants of collectivist nonsense.

The answer isn't subtle, gradual, or desirable to faint hearts or weak-willed folks. It's privatization straight up. The whole shebang. Everything.

The State is destroying the Individual.

The disease is in the stinking and bloated Russian state. It's a state of parasites that stifle creativity, incentivize incompetence, and suck the productive energies from the country. All state enterprises and holdouts of public ownership are inefficiencies in memoriam, a waste-drinking black hole that can produce only mediocrity.

Privatize Sberbank, Gazprom, and Rosneft—all of the riches plundered by the state. These monopolies need to be unleashed in the open market as icons of bureaucratic inefficiency and government control. Let them experience the incessant squeeze of competition and the stern discipline of profit and loss. Let them be dissolved, sold at auction to the highest bidder, and reformed from state-sanctioned monopolies into streamlined, efficient generators of income. "Squeals of national patrimony" are the whining of foolish sentimentalists. Colorful, market-generated prosperity, rather than dulling state management, is the true measure of national patrimony.

Sell the infrastructure, factories, and land—no holy cows, no exceptions. Transfer every factory floor, every railroad mile of track, and every acre of land to private hands. Let individuals operate Russia's resources as profit-oriented guardians. Let them release the potential that has been stifled by state control. Let the infrastructure be in the hands of those who can utilize it with brutal efficiency, the factories in the hands of those who can create the most value, and the land in the hands of those who can utilize it best.

Eliminate the Ruble and opt for the Dollar: Real Value, Sound Money. The devalued and worthless ruble represents the government's economic failure. Abandon this socialist remnant and opt for the dollar, the money of freedom, the money of sound money, the money that will draw in foreign capital and rebuild confidence. Dollarization is embracing economic sense and acknowledging that sound monetary policy is the key to prosperity, rather than proposing a loss of sovereignty.

Slash taxes and deregulate ruthlessly to attract investment and transform Russia into a capital sanctuary and destination for investment. Freedom is deregulation; tyranny is regulation. Slash taxes harshly, eradicate all vestiges of bureaucratic red tape, and transform Russia into a capitalist sanctuary and destination for investment. Let entrepreneurs pour into Russia, with the urgently required capital, imagination, and drive, all drawn by the glorious promise of profit. Reduce the size of government to its absolute minimum, such as security and enforcement of contracts.

Break the welfare state and embrace personal responsibility; there is no place for safety nets, only room for progress. A system that promotes dependency and punishes self-reliance, the welfare state is a moral abomination. Eliminate unemployment benefits, medical treatment, and pensions—all socialist barriers that burden productive members of society and destroy the individual. Let men be the captains of their destiny and sink or swim by their strength, merit, effort, and ability. It is the only ethical system, the natural law, and the force behind advancement.

Silence the Whines of the Losers and Disregard the Whimpers of the Weak. Sacrifice is the cost of advancement; strength must rule. The lazy and weak, the genetically subnormal who cannot cope in the open market, will whine and howl with agony. Pay them no attention. Silence them. The weak are the sacrifice to be laid upon the economic progress altar, for, as change requires sacrifice, so does advance. Let the powerful inherit, let the powerless die, and let the marketplace sort out the herd. This is not cruelty, but a moral and economic necessity.

This is no road for the timid. It is a cruel, brutal, and radical surgery. But there is no other way to salvation. Russia is at a crossroads. It can keep on the road of statist decline, embracing mediocrity, dependence, and eventual failure. Or it can take advantage of this crisis, embrace the cleansing fire of complete privatization, and unleash the savage force of the free market.

The choice is clear. Half-measures are no longer acceptable. Statist fantasies are a thing of the past. Now is the time for outright privatization. Russia, make a good choice or perish in the fires of your colletive idiocy.

This special edition article was produced by Market Fundamentalist Editorial Board, bringing you in-depth analysis on the world’s most pressing issues.​