1. Equal Allowance System

We have given detailed description of our forth demand which deals with allocation of plots owned by the citizens. The system is a special case what I call as EAS or “Equal Allowance Systems ”, whose basic dogma is that all citizens have “Equal” rights over the Natural Resources, which does not include private lands but certainly all plots that are not private.

I will briefly describe procedures associated with each of the following EASs

1. EAS over residential, commercial land under Govt
2. EAS over agricultural land under Govt
3. EAS over underground water
4. EAS over waters of ponds, dams and rivers
5. EAS over bandwidth
6. EAS over crude oil, natural gas etc
7. EAS over hydro-electricity
8. EAS over mines of coal , iron ore, aluminum ore, copper ore
9. EAS over clay and stones (such as marble, granite etc)

And some 8 more EASs.
We have described the forth MRCM demand which explains how citizens will obtain the mine royalties and land rent

2. How can citizens enact EASs

1. The citizens should force PM, CMs to enact the first change MRCM Party proposes, which will make it easy for citizens to enact the third change we propose.

2. Using third change the Citizens should enact the Govt Orders we have provided to enact the EAS.

Once citizens get a procedure to register YES/NO , all the proposed GOs from which they benefit will get YES within a few days. If we MRCM Party come into power, we promise to enact EAS laws on day one. But citizens need not wait that long. They need not at all wait for us to get in power. They can force existing CMs, PM to enact Third Proposed GOs, and use them to enact all the EAS related GOs. The drafts of the proposed laws are given in this chapter.

3. What we must do to reduce poverty?

Most people in top 1% of population insists that even if bottom 80% goes hungry and die, they must not be given any mine royalties at all. And they further insist that activists who might be pro-poor should be manipulated using concepts like communism, secularism, Hinduvaad, pro-reservation or anti-reservation so that focus from mine royalties and land rent can be removed. They also dont hesitate in using violence to suppress to subdue those who might force elitemen to pay the rents of the Govt lands they are using.

I request the concerned citizens and non-80G-activists to realize the damage poverty causes. The poverty is driving many poor Hindus towards missionaries whose agenda is to re-enslave India. How much ever we blame missionaries, it is pointless to blame them, if we support the upper class Indians (most upper caste Hindus) and insist that poors must NOT get any royalties of mines. Given such elitemen, if I were a poor Hindu, I would have become Christian myself for whatever few goods missionaries are offering.

If poverty does go down, a big part of Indian population will never become market for consumer goods, and so industries in India will never increase. This will retard technology growth and this will also retard the weapon manufacturing and weaken Military. If the country is poor, then large chunk of population cannot become citizens capable to defend the nation from invading Armies.

Only the individuals in the top 1 crore of India have money and information to mobilize a movement to get Govt Orders needed to reduce poverty passed. Of these some 99% are selfish and try every move to divert the selfless 1% to follow alternate agenda and not take the issue of land rent and mine royalties, lest they would lose. But if mine royalties and land rent dont reach the poor, the poor will remain poor for decades to come, and nation will once again become slave of the foreigners.

4. Other party’s and intellectuals stand on Mine Royalties and Land Rent

I discussed that earlier, that all other parties and all intellectuals of India insists that common citizens should have no share in mines’ royalties and land rent. We request all citizens to ask their favorite party’s leaders on this mine royalties and land rent issue, and decide if these leaders are worth voting for. And we request activists to ask intellectuals on this issue, and decide if they are worth listening to anymore.