The State's New Ledger: A Scheme to Streamline the Tribute of the Toiling Masses

Comrades! Pray, observe the latest machinations of the financial apparatus. The Central Bank, in its infinite wisdom—or rather, its calculating greed—has decreed that by the year 1827 (or 2027 in the modern calendar of our oppressors), the payment of taxes, fines, and the fees for children's schooling shall be rendered 'simpler' through the so-called Fast Payment System.

Indeed, the bourgeoisie seeks to refine the mechanism of extraction. From the portals of municipal services to the very halls of state bureaucracy, the machinery of Capital is being oiled to ensure that not a single farthing escapes the grasp of the state. The Ministry of Justice has dutifully registered this directive, ensuring that the yoke upon the neck of the working man is tightened with mathematical precision as reported by the Central Bank.

Mark well the timeline of this imposition: the largest credit institutions—those great monoliths of financial monopoly—shall be bound by this duty from the 1st of April, 2027. Those banks possessing a universal license shall follow by the 1st of October. Some, in a fit of predatory eagerness, already offer these services to lure the unwary into their clutches.

They boast, with a smirk of condescension, that these payments shall be 'free' for the citizens. Ha! Do not be deceived by such crumbs! When the state seeks to facilitate the collection of its tribute, it does not do so out of charity for the proletariat, but to ensure the efficiency of its own coffers.

Furthermore, the regulator introduces a 'cash-in' service, allowing one to deposit coin into an automaton of one bank to credit an account in another. A mere trifle, perhaps, but it serves to further integrate the common man into the digital web of the usurers.

Most sinister of all is the new mandate: since the 1st of July, the Taxpayer Identification Number (INN) must be appended to all transfers. Whether it be between individuals or between a worker and a firm, the eye of the state now watches every transaction. They claim this is to combat 'dropperism'—a convenient euphemism used by the ruling class to justify the total surveillance of the laboring poor.

Thus, the monopoly of financial capital continues its march, transforming every interaction of the common citizen into a ledger entry for the state. Wake up, workers! See the chains for what they are!