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Program
No. 541
LaRouche Rome TV Debate: Peace Through Development
From Nov. 20-24, Lyndon LaRouche
was in
On Nov. 22, Mr. LaRouche was the main guest in a television debate on the
theme, "Peace Through Development," on the weekly program
"Incontri con…" (Meetings With…), broadcast live from
When asked by host Vecchio what he thought about LaRouche’s call for
an urgent financial reorganization, Prof. Panizza (one of the Italian
economists involved in preparing the proposal for debt relief for poor
countries in the Jubilee Year promoted by Pope John Paul II and the Italian
Catholic Bishops Conference, and approved by the Italian Parliament in July
2000) replied "I fully agree with everything LaRouche said, and I am
always amazed to see how his ideas fully coincide with mine. I think such a
financial reorganization would be much more effective in stopping international
terrorism than bombing
Dr. Galloni then emphasized the importance of what Mr. LaRouche had said
about the phone call between Russian President Vladimir Putin and President
Bush on Sept. 11, which averted a serious international crisis. Dr. Galloni
also endorsed LaRouche’s proposal for Third World development, as the only
solution, not only to poverty and destabilization, but also to the economic
crisis in the developed countries, including
Father Frascali added to the discussion the social experience of a priest, who is working daily with the "forgotten man," those children and adults who are the first victims of what he called a "rush to success an riches," forgetting social values.
Responding to host Vecchio’s query concerning American economic
thinking, and John Maynard Keynes, LaRouche explained that many people in
Economist Panizza underlined the importance of what LaRouche said, regarding the three "American System" economists—Alexander Hamilton, Friedrich List, and Henry Carey—given the demonstrated failure of present economic theories in facing the world financial crisis.
The one-hour debate ended with the announcement of several future broadcasts on economics, with Prof. Panizza and Dr. Galloni as permanent guests. Many viewers called into Teleambiente to congratulate LaRouche and the other speakers for their courage to openly discuss such important matters, normally avoided on TV.
Simultaneous translation of the Italian speakers is provided by Umberto Pascali.
Release Date: January 2, 2002
Program
No. 542
LaRouche Delhi Seminar:
A New Monetary System
After an absence of 18 years, Lyndon
LaRouche and his wife Helga Zepp-LaRouche returned to
On Dec. 3, Mr. LaRouche keynoted a seminar at the
Opening the seminar, Prof. Devendra Kaushik, former chairman of the Center for Russian, East European, and Central Asian Studies at Jawaharlal Nehru University in Delhi, and present chairman of Maulana Azad Institute of Asian Studies in Calcutta, called Mr. LaRouche "one of the most powerful thinkers of our time, for whom economics is not a subject of money and finances, but a commitment to the General Welfare and the Common Good."
In his presentation, Mr. LaRouche stressed the importance of learning real
history, in particular learning from the fight to create the sovereign
nation-state, the key achievement of the European Renaissance in the 15th
Century. He then discussed the "American system of
political-economy," and its impact in Europe,
This approach to economics demands a new approach to education, Mr. LaRouche
continued, based on re-creating the crucial discoveries made in history—a
vital issue for India, with its huge population and problem of
under-development and poverty.
In his closing remarks, Mr. LaRouche emphasized that "the present
global financial system is finished," and must be superseded by a
"New Bretton Woods" reorganization. The Eurasian Land-Bridge is the
right development perspective. The nations of East and Southeast Asia need a
rapid infusion of technology, based on long-term credit at low interest rates
for great infrastructure projects, and with
Release Date: January 9, 2002
Program
No. 543
Dialogue with LaRouche:
Jeffrey Steinberg, counterintelligence editor for Executive Intelligence Review magazine opens with an announcement of an upcoming international webcast, entitled "Continue the American Revolution," to be held on January 24, which will feature Lyndon LaRouche, whose presentation and subsequent discussion will focus on the world crisis, and how to solve it.
Typifying the situation in Europe and the U.S., where more and more voices
are echoing what Mr. LaRouche has been saying regarding the events of September
11, 2001, Mr. Steinberg then briefs viewers on statements made recently by Andreas
von Buelow, former German Minister of Technology; and Brig. Dr. Mahmoud Khalaf,
an Egyptian strategic analyst, fellow of the Nasr Higher Military Academy, and
a member of the Scientific Association of the U.S. Army. Mr. von Buelow’s
remarks appear in an interview published in the
On Dec. 3, Mr. LaRouche keynoted a seminar at the
Following Mr. LaRouche’s keynote, Helga Zepp-LaRouche appealed to the
Indian elite to recognize that a renewed effort has to be made by the planners
of
Concluding the program, is part of the extensive discussion session from
that
Release Date: January 16, 2002
Program
No. 544
Dialogue with LaRouche:
In March of 2001, a distinguished international group of economists joined
with Lyndon LaRouche at an EIR seminar in
In the intervening eight months from March to November, over 2 million
workers had lost their jobs in the
This week’s edition features the discussion session with Lyndon LaRouche from that Nov. 5 EIR seminar. In that discussion, Mr. LaRouche addresses the following issues:
Release Date: January 23, 2002
Program
No. 545
Lyndon LaRouche: And Now, A Year Later
Addressing an overflow crowd at a hotel in
In the face of both a systemic financial breakdown crisis, and a threat of world empire by the fascist gang around former Carter National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski and Harvard political scientist and global strategist Samuel Huntington which inspired an attempted coup d’Etat on Sept. 11, Mr. LaRouche said the world desperately needs leadership which will face reality, and act to support the establishment of a community of principle among sovereign nations, to restore economic growth.
Mr. LaRouche first established for his audience the fundamental reality of
the world monetary-financial system. "Despite all efforts at denial, there
is no way that any present mode of IMF policy can prevent a disintegration of
As for the solution: "The remedy for a collapse is not to cut, cut, cut. The remedy is not to cut credit. It is rather to increase credit, especially state credit, but to channel it, under strict regulation, and strict conditionalities, to ensure that the credit goes into no place but increase of production, and other useful things—such as more employment in infrastructure reactivating idle capacity of industry, meeting obligations in health care, meeting pension obligations, meeting other obligations which are essential for the political and social stability of society, as well as the basis of the recovery."
There is a crisis of leadership, however, in Europe and the
Mr. LaRouche pledged to head this fight, and recommended his record of unparalleled accuracy in forecasting, in support of his qualifications for leadership. "I can promise you that I am committed to not an empire, but to what some people call a [multi]-polar world: a community of principle among perfectly sovereign nation-states, which I think is the only way this planet can be managed. And I can promise you that I’ll fight now, and I’ll fight until I die. I will not quit."
Release Date: January 30, 2002
Program
No. 546
LaRouche International Webcast: Jan. 24, 2002
In the face of both a systemic financial breakdown crisis, and a threat of world empire by the fascist gang around former Carter National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski and Harvard political scientist and global strategist Samuel Huntington which inspired an attempted coup d’Etat on Sept. 11, the world desperately needs leadership which will face reality, and act to support the establishment of a community of principle among sovereign nations, to restore economic growth.
This week’s program features an address by Lyndon LaRouche to an overflow crowd at
a hotel in
Establishing for his audience the fundamental reality of the world
monetary-financial system, Mr. LaRouche said, that "Despite all efforts at
denial, there is no way that any present mode of IMF policy can prevent a
disintegration of
The solution? "The remedy for a collapse is not to cut, cut, cut. The remedy is not to cut credit. It is rather to increase credit, especially state credit, but to channel it, under strict regulation, and strict conditionalities, to ensure that the credit goes into no place but increase of production, and other useful things—such as more employment in infrastructure reactivating idle capacity of industry, meeting obligations in health care, meeting pension obligations, meeting other obligations which are essential for the political and social stability of society, as well as the basis of the recovery."
With no one willing to delivery the solutions, however, there is a crisis
leadership in Europe and the
Standing on his record of unparalleled accuracy in forecasting, in support of his qualifications for leadership, Mr. LaRouche pledged to lead the fight. "I can promise you that I am committed to not an empire, but to what some people call a [multi]-polar world: a community of principle among perfectly sovereign nation-states, which I think is the only way this planet can be managed. And I can promise you that I’ll fight now, and I’ll fight until I die. I will not quit."
Release Date: February 5, 2002
Program
No. 547
Dialogue with LaRouche:
Jan. 24, 2002 Webcast
In the face of both a systemic financial breakdown crisis, and a threat of world empire by the fascist gang around former Carter National Security Advi