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Friend —
The world’s liberal Establishment met earlier this week in Davos to
discuss how they could continue to defy the law of gravity. They did
this by ignoring the elephant in the room—the $2.4 quadrillion
speculative bubble that has blown out the trans-Atlantic financial
system. And they anointed Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney to be
their standard-bearer for a reorganization of their system, under the
guise of an anti-Trump alliance of forces, which he called the “middle
powers.”
Why Carney? Because Carney had been one of the architects of the
systemic bail-out operation carried out after the 2008 financial
crash, first in his capacity of head of the Bank of Canada, then as
governor of the Bank of England, and then for seven years as head of
the Financial Stability Board (FSB), which coordinated the activities
of the bankrupt Western central banks. It was that policy that allowed
the speculative bubble to grow from $1.5 quadrillion in 2007 to $2.4
quadrillion today—a 53% increase—based on endless wars, deadly looting
and genocide, and the growing suppression of free speech and the right
to dissent.
But can today’s $2.4 quadrillion cancerous bubble be bailed out in
the same fashion, without unleashing thermonuclear war on the
planet?
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.
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