The biggest of the big lies

dominickdesid — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 02:22:41 +0000

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The biggest of the big lies on TPM is the question of Liberal hypocrisy and Progressive venom of toothless blabbermouth wonders, it is you and your wiki-pedophilia club crew style ilk who have been debunked. On the question of FDR, who as President acted(not by bullshitting about)as with the full intention of Alexander Hamilton in everything he did, in order to save the United States, this same intellectual tradition of the United States is, as with FDR, reliably reflected only in LaRouche today. All the politicians, pundits, so-called economists, and average citizens who rejected his warnings and advice. "What did you do about it? What was your position? What was your estimate? And what right do you have to advise somebody on what they should do now, on the basis of your record, as a forecaster, given your political judgment? What about your political judgment? Do you trust it, after what you did?
As LaRouche said: `Okay, we were right.' And anyone who is worth anything is one who can say, honestly, in some degree: `We were right, and you guys were wrong.' Nobody else is worth listening to. LaRouche concluded: "Okay, now that you guys have been proven wrong, I don't have to take your crap anymore. Now you listen to me, and improve your ways!"
As many people inside Washington and on Wall Street perfectly well know, there is a Plan B. Plan B is my three-step solution, which begins with bankruptcy reorganization, rather than hyperinflationary bailout. First, pass my Homeowners and Bank Protection Act (HBPA). This viable proposal has been out there since Sept. 2007, and everyone serious, who has studied it, knows it will work. Had Congress shown the guts to pass my HBPA in 2007, this crisis would have been averted, and we would have already been on the road to a new, viable international financial order.

``Second, Congress, in coordination with the Fed, must establish a two-tiered credit system. The Fed must immediately increase short-term rates to 4 percent, to send a clear signal that the U.S. government is behind a strong dollar. At the same time, Congress, using its Constitutional authority, must issue trillions of dollars in low-interest credit for earmarked infrastructure projects, in the vital interest of the nation. We need high-speed rail and maglev, nuclear power, water management, new hospitals, repairs on our bridges and roads. These kinds of projects should be financed through capital budgeting, authorized by Congress at 1-2 percent interest.''

LaRouche said, ``And at the same time, the United States, Russia, China and India must take the lead in convening a treaty conference to establish a new international financial system, based on fixed exchange rates, along the conceptual lines of what Franklin Roosevelt did in 1944 with the original Bretton Woods System. We can and must put the bankrupt current international financial system through bankruptcy reorganization, and launch, on a global scale, what I have proposed with the domestic capital investment in massive infrastructure.''

LaRouche noted that prominent Italian officials have voiced their support for the convening of such a New Bretton Woods conference, and Russian leaders, including President Medvedev and Prime Minister Putin, have voiced similar support, particularly if the United States takes the lead.

``So no one in good faith,'' LaRouche concluded, "can honestly claim that the current bailout scheme on the table of Paulson, Frank and Dodd is the only option. It is not the only option. It is the option of a dark age for civilization. My Plan B is available, is viable, and can and must be acted upon now. This week.''

Lyndon LaRouche will deliver an international webcast from Washington, D.C. on October 1, 2008, beginning at 1:00 p.m. EDT. It will be broadcast internationally with simultaneous translation in Spanish, German, Italian, French, and Russian.

You, Dominick, are out of

oleeb — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 07:32:09 +0000

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You, Dominick, are out of your mind. Please, from now on, stay away.

You do not know your history

dominickdesid — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 06:19:38 +0000

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You do not know your history of economics! The torch of FDR's intent is most alive, still today, in the able living and working mind of Lyndon LaRouche. You will never really know FDR, the same with Hamilton, unless you know LaRouche, which will take some work on your part to process real ideas.

The Lost Chance of 1989 Part I
http://www.larouchepac.com/static/2008/08/26/1989-video-high.html

The Lost Chance of 1989 : The Fall of the Wall - Video This is Part 2 of 2.
http://www.larouchepac.com/media/2008/09/25/lost-chance-1989-fall-wall-video-low.html

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The biggest of the big lies

You, Dominick, are out of

You do not know your history