Inspired Radio with Helen Taylor Guest, Mike Holt - He’s not just changing the game — he’s redefining it. Mike Holt is unveiling a bold new paradigm and a powerful 5-step plan you’re going to want to listen to. Reclaiming Sovereignty: Mike Holt’s Vision for a New Australian Paradigm Mike Holt: Architect of the New Paradigm Inspired Radio Interview: Reclaiming Rights & Self-Governance Interview Abstract The Subject Mike Holt Investigator, Researcher, & Vietnam Veteran. A critical thinker shaped by 30 years in Thailand and a lineage of Irish rebels. Core Philosophy "We are the masters and they are the servants. Does the servant tell the master what to do?" #CommonLaw #Sovereignty #PeacefulResistance #BottomUp The 5-Step Future Plan 1 Constitutional Power Citizens-initiated referendums to reclaim the power to amend the constitution from Parliament. 2 Blockchain Voting A secure, unhackable digital app for monthly community decision-making and resource distribution. 3 Electoral Reform Shrink electorates to 5,000 voters. Elect local representatives, not career politicians. 4 Taxation Overhaul Abolish personal income tax/GST. Implement a 2-3% corporate transfer tax & resource wealth sharing. 5 National Service Voluntary military or civil service to instill discipline and ensure national defense (Civil Guard). Resources: futureplan.earth | mikeholtshow.com ⏱ 60 Min Interview • For Truth Seekers In this episode of Inspired Radio, host Helen Taylor sits down with investigator and researcher Mike Holt to discuss his journey from a Vietnam veteran to a common law advocate. Holt outlines a comprehensive five-step "Future Plan" designed to dismantle top-down government corruption and return governance to the hands of the people. Detailed Summary of Key Themes A Legacy of Critical Thinking and Dissent Mike Holt’s skepticism of political systems began at age 18 and was solidified by his service in the Vietnam War, where he witnessed firsthand the waste and senselessness of conflict. His background as a business owner in Thailand for 30 years provided him with a unique perspective on systemic corruption and alternative governance models, such as the "Board of Trade" tax incentives, which he now seeks to adapt for Australia. Holt argues that his life experiences have served as a preparation for his current mission to "invert" the current political structure. The 5-Step Future Plan for Australia 1. Constitutional Power: Implementing Citizens-Initiated Referendums to allow people to amend the constitution directly. 2. Digital Sovereignty: A blockchain-based voting app that pays citizens for participating in governance. 3. Electoral Reform: Shrinking electorates to 5,000 voters to ensure representatives are directly accountable to their neighbors. 4. Tax Revolution: Eliminating personal income tax and GST in favor of a small percentage tax on corporate bank transfers. 5. National Service: Voluntary civil or military service to foster discipline and local manufacturing of all national equipment. The Transition to Bottom-Up Governance The core of Holt's proposal is the redistribution of power from a central parliament to local "electorates" of 5,000 people. By removing political parties and electing local representatives who are directly replaceable by their community, Holt believes corruption can be eliminated. This model emphasizes that the government should be the "servant" to the people's "master," focusing federal responsibility strictly on Section 51 of the Constitution. Economic Liberation and Resource Wealth Holt and Taylor discuss the immense untapped wealth of Australia, suggesting that citizens should live off resource revenues similar to models in Qatar or Dubai. The plan involves reclaiming "stolen" money through grand juries and leveraging in-ground assets like coal and iron ore to fund a "Universal Basic Income" style payment for those who participate in the new digital voting system. Governance Paradigm Shift Current System Top-Down Corporate Interests High Taxation ➔ Future Plan Bottom-Up Community-Led Resource-Funded Peaceful Resistance and Lawful Rebellion Drawing on Gandhi’s philosophy, Holt encourages "peaceful resistance" by withdrawing consent from the current system. This includes the use of "Bills of Exchange" to handle fines and utility bills, asserting that the current legal system often operates outside its constitutional bounds. Key Data Victorian Stamp Duty Revenue: Estimated at **75,820,000perday∗∗basedonaconservativecalculationof75,820,000perday∗∗basedonaconservativecalculationof20,000 per transaction. Electorate Scaling: A proposed reduction from 100,000 voters per electorate to just 5,000, organized into regional governments of 50 electorates each. Initial Business Capital: Holt started his successful Thai business with only 35,000 baht (approx. $2,500), yielding over 1 million baht in profit within the first year. To-Do / Next Steps Educate yourself on ...
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