I follow the feed too and agree that they put up some very good stuff and have some great ideas.
Can't get away from it being a political party though...
The MFP has adopted a national and international manifesto of Direct Transition to a world devoid of the concept known as Money.
For example, upon election to positions of political power on a national level, the electorate's agenda will begin with a direct transition to a money free world where its resources are equally shared.
As a requisite, of course, the MFP will need to prove itself, gain trust on a local level, and lay down a framework of free access, voluntary work and local participation. And, at the same time, the MFP must create a system of local governance, where the needs of local people are the only priority, as well as where the local communities are supplied with ample food and energy security.
Hence this manifesto has two aspects, one as an economic safety net in uncertain economic times and two, the foundations of a free society.
moneyfreeparty.org.uk/viewpage.php?page_id=19
"upon election to positions of political power" errrrrmmmm Hands up who sees some um issues there.
My view seems fairly constant (about the only thing that does stay constant in my life!) that this is best approached from a local, grass roots, peer to peer, community level. People getting together, working together and subverting the whole sham system. I fully and unquestioningly support anyone who does this. Be it offering each other help for free, working together in things like guerilla gardening, giving stuff away to each other.... The more we do this the better. I don't see any need to try to get positions of "political power", in fact I see that aim as counter productive and distracting. Standing for election in this system endorses the system and it's the system that needs to go, not just the partys within it.
This said, the money free party do promote some very sound ideas on a big scale and because of that they are doing a great thing as far as I'm concerned.