Reseña del libro "The Only Way Out: Executive Intelligence Review; Volume 43, Issue 3 (en Inglés)"
EDITORIAL No Solution But To Shut Down Wall Street Now Jan. 11-Mass deaths and economic devastation are now on the immediate agenda for the population of the United States, as well as Europe, as the effect of Wall Street's policy as implemented under the Obama Presidency. "There is no possibility of keeping people alive, under the present trends of conditions," Lyndon LaRouche warned in a discussion with the LPAC Policy Committee today, emphasizing that the collapse of the international financial system of which he had warned in mid-December, is fully underway. "Your economic policy of the United States, and of the British Empire in general, demands the immediate mass genocide of the people of the trans-Atlantic community," LaRouche stated. "That's a fact! If we expose that now, we still have a last moment of chance to reverse that effect by shutting down Wall Street and removing Obama from office." The fact is, that every single dollar of Wall Street's $2 quadrillion speculative bubble is totally worthless, and must be wiped off the books without recompense. Otherwise, under the "bail-in" policy now being implemented, everything you and your family may have-savings, pensions, food, health care, jobs, homes, everything-will be seized in the name of protecting the criminal British Empire system which created that speculative bubble. Therefore, Wall Street has to be shut down now, LaRouche insists, and Franklin Roosevelt's Glass-Steagall law reinstated. That then has to be followed up with a supporting action, a Franklin Roosevelt solution, "to organize mass funding for people who have lost their sources of income; for people who have been tortured to death" by lack of food and the conditions under which they live and work. "The people must also know that there's a hope of reversing the kind of treatment of their employment-or non-employment-which is hitting the people today, as in the early 1930s, when Franklin Roosevelt moved in, to give the people a hope of existence." LaRouche pointed to the actual root of the problem: that people fell for the lie that money is actual wealth, and an entire financial system has been built on that lie. But, "money is not something which has a self-evident value. Value depends upon the creative powers of mankind, to make better the conditions of life of mankind."
