The Future Integralist Corporative State

“A brief outline regarding Corporatism this is by no means our final position on the subject and is liable to change as we evolve politically.”

In this short article I will aim to explain how the economy of the future Integralist nation will be structured around the Corporative State. In essence the Integralist philosophy believes that the nation is the natural expression of the organic structure of society, and the economy is therefore best organised within the Corporative State, with all industries whilst still making profits, sharing the ethos of the building the nation’s wealth, and indeed enriching society through decent working conditions, high levels of training and a decent wage structure. In return, whereas at the moment we have the conflict of workers and the bosses, this ridiculous situation would not continue, as all members of the relevant Corporations would share an interest in the success of their industry within the Integralist nation.

This situation would exist through the co-operation of all of the groups within an industry from shop-floor workers, scientists and managers. This would enable any prospective conflicts being discussed and overcome in a rational manner before the damaging polarisation occurs that at present brings so much strife and disruption to industry. The key to this is for everyone to have a real interest, far beyond their wage packet in the building of our nation. 

This interest will be ideologically driven, for if everyone has a stake in society, and is enriched socially, culturally by that society to act in a negative way is just not logical. 

The key to this is the nurturing of the Integralist citizen. If our children grow up within a secure home, have access to a healthy diet and are educated from an early age to respect the nation and the society that they are part of, so much of the dysfunctional behaviour we see today wouldn’t happen. 

So much today that goes under the name of “culture” is indeed quite the opposite, promoting violence, greed and selfish, destructive behaviour. The promotion of such a culture is the consequence of irresponsible “free-market” capitalism, that cannot see any further than making the next buck. Any responsibility for the actions of impressionable youths influenced by such music, films or games are quickly denied by the “Entertainment Industries”, for it is all about the right of the individual, whatever the effects on society and citizens. 

We Integralists recognise the link, and would not allow the promotion of violent and anti-social materials. Culture must enrich both citizens and society, for too long under this present system ignorance and baseness have been celebrated under the banner of “Culture”. The consequences of this are that we have great debates with Liberals defending graffiti as “Urban Culture”, and also celebrating the use of text-speak as opposed to correct grammar, celebrating its modernity. This is utter garbage and merely a reflection of the lack of real culture under the present system. Integralism would promote music, literature and our history. We would seek to educate our children within a structured and disciplined society where personal achievement would be for the benefit of all of society through the promotion of true meritocracy. 

The industries within the Corporative State would be given free-reign to develop their products, as long as their development was positive for our citizens, with no negative pollutant aspects to our environment. The Integralist Government would recognise that specialists within their prospective industries know far more about them than would an interfering Government. Governments’ job would be to direct the economy and to lead the nation. Problems would only arise when products were made that were detrimental to society, for they would not be tolerated. 

Health will be a priority under Integralism, for an unfit and idle nation will achieve nothing. Food outlets promoting food that is unhealthy, damaging would be severely taxed, so much so, it wouldn’t be almost a viable business option running one. Healthy food outlets on the other hand would receive the support of the state through tax reductions. 

We would seek to develop a Pharmaceutical Development Council, to develop our own drugs, in order to provide them to our citizens in need, many of whom are denied specialised treatment due to its’ prohibitive cost on the world market. 

The holistic nature of our Integralist movement means that all will be able to and indeed expected to contribute to society. Idleness will no longer be an option, for if you expect the care and support of the nation, then you also have to contribute to it. The victory and confidence of the Integralist nation will be built upon achievement, endeavour and sacrifice of the individual towards the building of an Integralist Great Britain. 

The Integralist party considers such measures necessary because the current system has proven itself to be completely incompatible with maintaining the long term security and living standards of our vulnerable island nation. Government does not work because it is paralysed by a detached, ruling elite who lack the will to govern because they put their own careers and ideology before the national interest. These un-representingrepresentatives who claim to be democrats are no longer accountable to the people and cannot be removed by the overwhelming dissident vote. This is now evident in government calls for state funding of political parties, because they know they are incapable of raising funds from the people.  

Britain is in essence a left wing capitalist regime, all its major political parties share a collusion of social Marxism and economic liberalism, thus no electoral result will bring a change in the manner of government. Rather than thriving on the intense battle of viewpoints to win popular support for their ideas, the political parties have found that such business is much easier if they collude on a common understanding so they may not be distracted from their major business in life; service to themselves. There is no need to justify ones position because even if a party is not in office, their ideas are in power.  

Because there is no will to govern on the part of our politicians who are cowards and fools the fate of the nation is entrusted entirely to the free market mechanism. Faith in the free market has plunged the nations of the world into a financial crisis because it is in a state of unregulated chaos, the only response of our politicians is merely to subsidiseit, so that they may be seen to be doing something rather than nothing at all. What we see in the modern democratic system is less than a talk shop; it is a pantomime to pay lip service to a bloated service sector economy based on imports and debt.  

The primitive mechanisms of the free market alone cannot be trusted to position the long term geopolitical ratifications of a nation state as vulnerable as our own. The political class too cannot be trusted because they have failed miserably, it has failed to govern, failed to maintain order, failed to serve the public interests, failed to protect our national integrity, it has failed outright all the necessities of good government. The corporate state solves these problems, first by relieving government of an economy it cannot control with an ordered, structured corporate body run by professionals and technocrats who in turn organize our economy of chaos to create stability.      

The corporate state is the collusion of all economic enterprise in the United Kingdom placed into its respective industry. Nearly all industry is to remain private owned but is now in a position to be properly overseen and managed as a rule of efficiency and transparency. With the corporate state will come industrial democracy, as government has proved incapable of managing both the nation and its industry it makes sense that a two tiered leadership requires a two tiered democracy. Industrial democracy is a means of ensuring transparent dialogue between workers and management in a system of trust and common understanding. Corporations are chaired by a council that is divided between representatives, captains of industry and technocrats to ensure all pillars of industry are included in the decision making process.  

Each corporation operates on republican lines and is fully accountable to the government and the powers of the state that will ensure continued standards of order, progress and responsibility are met. We are not in control of our economy we are not in control of our country, ensuring the economy is responsible and accountable is the first step towards gaining control of our nation’s destiny. The state allows the corporations to govern unhindered but is poised to take appropriate action when necessary. This organisationbrings other benefits too, by its very nature economics is an exact science and with an ordered economy anything is possible. For instance the corporate state will help ensure balance in industry by networking all business together, firms can only be maximisedfor industrial efficiency if buyers are able to find suppliers. As well as the benefits of a perfectly simulate free market, corporations bring all the benefits of monopolies; their increased capabilities of efficiency, networking, and institutions of research and technology.  

If inalienable rights like economic freedom and the right to private property are to be sacred, they should give no man the freedom to deny those freedoms to another, or use that freedom at the expense of pubic life. Big business prevents new firms from entering the market, is positioned to undercut home industry with foreign goods and is free to act outside of the national interest. We must come to accept that liberty is a finite resource, so if every man is to be entitled to that freedom, property must be available to all who are willing to carry the responsibility of owning a business. The corporate state is a means of ensuring both the property rights of the masses and the property rights of existing captains of industry are not infringed. The corporate state will legally purchase existing big business in the form of state bonds and lease it to potential owners; in turn the existing economic leaders will chair the corporation and will be given full freedom to run industry with professional advisory bodies at their disposal.      

The government is now free to govern, and is free of the stench of political elitism and corrupting influence. This method of rule will allow us to objectively and comprehensively deal with the problems afflicting our society. Integralist democracy is a model of representation, accommodation, efficiency, deliberation and effectiveness in its prime, we do not advocate dictatorship, but the government must have the power to act. There is much to be done; the colossal task of creating a single political community, reversing declines in our cultural and national integrity, enforcing our borders, ensuring our independence, and above all (and in doing so) serve the people and work in their interest.  Because economic concerns are a matter for economic government our political representatives may embark on policies and programmes voted for by the people and ensure all legislation passes the test of patriotism.