Telematic currency and market strategy (mtemuk.pdf). - Centre d ...

can drive us more to the absolute despotism prophesied by orwell and huxley than to a world of real liberty
which we all wish.
We therefore must accept the challenge of the telematic revolution, and instead of choosing regressive
solutions -which as a matter of fact are not applicable because the phenomenon is irreversible- we must try to
find the real mechanisms which will protect the actual liberties of all the citizens.
In this chapter we will submit two of these mechanisms. They will be considered mainly from a practical
point of view of technical steps to be taken, while the fundamental grounds and possible social repercussions
of these mechanism will be treated in detail in another essay.
3. An independent justice, for the protection of the personalized monetary archives.
The control of population is included in the same social-technological development of monetary telematics
which is being introduced, whether we like it or not.
Therefore, the problem to be solved does not depend from control but from the use which will be made of it
and from the legitimate authority or illegitimate power which will determine such use.
Among the several social and political organizations which could take up this function, we choose here
justicial authority, which, being actually independent from the state, could objectively take in charge the total
monetary archives of the geo-political society.
Justice has no direct control on the present of people and it only punishes their documented past. And even
if it is really independent from the state -from the executive and the legislative power- it cannot avoid the
severe technical frame of law, from which it depends totally and solely.
For these reasons, justice can become the most adequate authority to effectively control:
1. Respect to private secret and to personal intimacy to which every person has a right. Private secret
can only be made public in two well defined cases:
a. when there is a written authorization of the person concerned on the document which is
made public;
b. when there is a firm sentence by the court.
2. Respect to professional secrecy, which obliges and is a right for every person, whichever his/her
profession.
It would also be advisable that, on the long run, all the teams forming the telematic monetary network -
whether machinery or human teams- should depend from justice.
Justice therefore will be the only institution with an access to the whole of the data recorded by the telematic
monetary network. The right of access of the state and of private citizens will be constitutionally limited to
the data of an analytical-statistic type, that is without reference of names nor personal identification.
The fact that justice should be the sole guardian of the telematic monetary information and the only authority
to have full access to the network, does not mean that this right of access should be used indiscriminately.
Law should establish that justice can only use the information it guards with reference to a real case of a
process. When an instructing judge has founded reasons to peruse monetary documents related to the case he
has in hand, this judge, and only he, will be allowed to examine the relevant documents. Only these
documents will be made public in the corresponding court.
It is clear, however, that many will consider deceptive the possibility of a neutral, objective, unselfish justice.
Cases of corruption among the members of judicial authority are not unknown.
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