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In numerous locations and over many years, LaRouche has called for the bankruptcy reorganization of the global financial and monetary system, the convening of a New Bretton Woods conference, modelled on the original 1944 Franklin D. Roosevelt initiative, to revive the role of sovereign nation-state governments in steering a global recovery of physical production, through a series of great development projects, centered around the Eurasian Land-Bridge.
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IT'S STILL THE ECONOMY, STUPID!
The two dominant developments of the week of May 27-June 2, 2002 were: 1) the accelerating collapse of the world economy and the global financial system; and 2) the panicked drive by the utopians in and around the Bush Administration to consolidate a police-state structure, to impose a Roman imperial "Cross the Rubicon" dictatorship on America, to curb resistance to inevitable severe austerity measures, and, at all costs, to block the adoption of Lyndon LaRouche's solutions to the unfolding collapse of civilization.
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Nearing the end of his First One Hundred Days, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt turned his attention again to the question of the financial markets, particularly the securities markets. Roosevelt had called for the implementation of a program of regulation for securities back at the end of March, but the Securities Act of 1933 was passed only at the end of May, and signed on May 27. Its companion piece, which established the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), was signed into law about a year later, on June 6, 1934.
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Credit: EIRNS/Stuart Lewis
Lyndon LaRouche in front of his now-famous heuristic 'Triple Curve' graphic of a collapse function, showing the out-of-control growht of the financial and monetary aggergates, and the concomitant collapse of the underlying physical economy.
FLASH!
MEMORIAL DAY ADDRESS
The Lessons of Wartime For Statecraft Today
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Mr. LaRouche delivered a Memorial Day webcast on May 28, sponsored by his Presidential Campaign Committee LaRouche, in 2004. He spoke by video-conference to audiences in Washington, New York, and internationally on the Internet. What follows is his opening speech, and a selection from the discussion period.
In these times, I'd like to speak on the question of the lessons to be learned from looking at the human side, the human experience, of war. And despite the fact that the Congress has monkeyed so much with the date of Memorial Day, let us consider this Memorial Day Week, and let us celebrate it accordingly.
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The Lessons of Wartime For Statecraft Today
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Does Technology Steal Jobs?
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
What Did 'Energy Dialogue' At Bush-Putin Summit Mean?
Australia's Nazi Concentration Camps
Pope's Trip: Again, Full of Surprises
Nepal Plunges Into A Deep Crisis
Report: Settlements Are Israeli War Crimes
Germans, Israelis Fight for Right to Criticize Sharon
Colombia's Uribe Calls On IMF To Change Its Policies
Singapore: The 'Recovery' Continues
Asia Debates the End Of BIS Deregulation
Trade Falls as Economies Contract: The Fag End of the 'Free Trade' Era
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