charles_smyth@procapitalism.com

Procapitalism was founded by Charles Smyth in the fall of 2003, as a proper response to the prevailing political climate in which too many of the electorate see politics as the problem, and not the solution.

The trend in western democratic politics--especially European style politics--has been towards the total subordination of individual rights to the supposed rights of society., which has necessitated a counterproductive and destructive interpretation and implementation of the principles of democracy, and the deliberate manipulation of the concept of moral equivalence.

This has led to: the invalid promotion of democracy as being equivalent to Freedom, the legitimisation of terrorism, and an overwhelming sense of helplessness due to the undermining of the individual’s self-esteem.

Charles Smyth holds dual-nationality: British and Irish. He is a resident of Belfast, Northern Ireland. He is currently studying German and European Government with the Open University and computer science subjects (online) at Stanford University., for example.

GNAT GPL: Windows GCC providing ADA, C and C++ compilers.

Charles Smyth has considerable experience of the audio/visual and electronics industries, electronic publishing, and is an advocate of the Slackware Linux and FreeBSD and its Unix-like variants as operating systems, including the appropriate graphical user interface and associated software, so that the PC is available, where a choice is wanted, or where the use of Microsoft software is not possible.

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declan_mccusker@procapitalism.com

Declan McCusker joined procapitalism in November 2006. He has a recognised competency in the philosophy of laissez-faire capitalism as per the articles cited on the membership page. He intends to pursue further study to increase his knowledge of laissez-faire capitalism, and how it it can be applied within the context of the EU, and beyond.

Declan McCusker has professional skills with regard to heath and mental-heath, and will be advising about these difficult issues.

Declan McCusker will also be involved with the development of the party manifesto and how it is to be reconciled with the ongoing economic and political relationship between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.