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The intellectual fraud presented at the billionaires’ summit in
Davos, Switzerland poses a burning question: Where were the adults?
While Donald Trump’s speech portending a U.S. takeover of Greenland
for reasons of “national security,” and “securing American dominance”
through a Golden Dome project, took media center stage, the
weirdest—and most acclaimed—bloviation was delivered by the Bank of
England, through the mouth of its favorite circus clown, Mark “The
Barker” Carney.
Trump’s fantasy “Golden Dome” was usefully demolished by leading
nuclear weapons expert Dr. Ted Postol, Professor Emeritus of Science,
Technology, and National Security Policy at MIT. At the 138th meeting
of the International Peace Coalition, Postol demonstrated, with a
series of charts and graphics, that at least 1,200 satellites would be
required to track and neutralize one ICBM missile, fired from anywhere
in the world. This means that if one wishes to knock out 100 missiles
simultaneously—a far more realistic scenario—it would require 120,000
satellites to be built!
This makes Trump’s Golden Dome project a physical impossibility.
Russia’s new nuclear capabilities, implied by its deployment of the
hypersonic Oreshnik intermediate-range ballistic missile, or its
Poseidon unmanned underwater drone, far exceed any of the nuclear
capabilities of the West. “Golden Dome,” however, rather than being
“defensive,” may be a cover for continuing a move toward the placement
of offensive thermonuclear capabilities, including in space, leading
to a new arms race. That path will likely be the shortest to
thermonuclear disaster.
Davos’ signature psychedelic moment, however, was Mark Carney, who
called for “more open dialogue” within a non-existent “international
rules-based order” which he admits was a fraud from the beginning!
Many people, though not everyone, have been bamboozled by the Bank of
England’s Trotsky impersonator. Carney, in Jackson Hole, Wyoming in
August of 2019, called for a “bankers spring” — financial regime
change by the global central bankers, to replace sovereign credit with
an international synthetic currency to replace the dollar. Carney, the
former head of the Bank of England, the financial vulture who
champions a Malthusian “Green New Deal” designed to shackle
energy-poor nations, use their resources, and depopulate them,
received a standing ovation from the filthy rich at Davos, as he
quoted Václav Havel about “the power of the powerless.”
The Davos crazies must be crushed. Lyndon LaRouche’s Four Economic
Laws—return to Franklin Roosevelt’s Glass-Steagall, separating
speculative from human banking, saving homes, pensions and jobs; the
creation of national banks that issue credit for productive investment
to build independent, full-set national economies; and crash
science-driver programs for energy-intensive new frontier
technologies, such as thermonuclear fusion, are what needs to be
implemented as the alternative. Actions by independent candidacies in
the United States that stand up for these policies—for what American
patriot Tom Paine called “Common Sense”—are exactly what the world, as
well as the American people, want to hear in this 250th year of the
United States of America’s birth.
As Independent Presidential candidate Diane Sare recommends, “Let’s
Make Crazy Crazy Again!” Let’s implement the rule of the LaRouche Four
Laws, and end the rule of lunacy.
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