Australia's Blueprint for Economic Development

The New Citizen April 2006 Page 1 THE NEW For More Information: CONTACT Citizens Electoral Council 1-800-636-432 PO Box 376 Coburg VIc 3058 Vol 5 No 6 April 2006 $10.00 (inc GST) Print Post: 30601/00002 Facing the Depression: Australia’s Blueprint for Economic Development his special issue of the Committee on Communica- states. Their power now is TNew Citizen is an ex- tions, Transport and Micro- such that there is only one panded form of our Febru- economic Reform of the Fed- hope to defeat them, and that ary 2002 Special Report, eral Parliament found that depends upon the titanic po- The Infrastructure Road to “Without urgent and substan- litical battle now being Recovery: Let’s Build Our tial investment in this infra- fought in the United States, Way Out of the Depression! structure, major sections of between the Synarchy and Since then, the Synarchy the national rail network are those forces in both the Dem- (Sin´-ar-kee—the financial likely to become irretrieva- ocratic and Republican par- oligarchy) has continued to ble within ten years.” That ties allied with economist loot Australia, its citizens, was eight years ago, and lit- and statesman Lyndon H. and its infrastructure, and so tle has been done. Our power LaRouche, Jr. The globalists to destroy any hope for a supplies—now largely de- here, such as Howard, and better future for ourselves, regulated—are grossly inad- Labor as typified by Beazley, and for our children and equate for a modern nation, are mere puppets for Tony grandchildren. Everything often subjecting us to black- Blair and Cheney/Bush. that we said then is even outs, brown-outs, or power re- When the big boys in Lon- more right today, and more strictions like a Third World don and Washington go, urgent. nation. their toadies here can be de- Our health system has con- feated as well. For histori- tinued to disintegrate, not to The Way Out cal reasons elaborated with- mention the waiting time be- This New Citizen propos- in, the U.S. is a unique na- fore you can even manage to es a well thought-out, inspir- tion on this planet by vir- get into the hospital. We are ing vision of what our nation tue of the way it was found- facing the worst water crisis could be, and, indeed, must ed, as dedicated to the Gen- in 100 years, because we nev- be, if it is to survive. What is eral Welfare of all its citi- er developed adequate water the likelihood of that vision zens—as specified in the supplies. Our education is a actually coming true, you Preamble to the U.S. Con- joke: Leaving aside its poor might ask? There are two an- stitution—for which pur- quality, what young person swers to that. First, if you just pose the control of banking without wealthy parents can sit on your bum and don’t or- and credit was vested in the afford a uni degree often cost- ganise with the Citizens Elec- hands of the U.S. Congress, Yongwang, Nuclear Power Station, Korea ing $100,000 or more? And, toral Council to make it hap- the elected representatives with the exception of the Al- pen, then obviously it never of the people. In Europe, in Australia can only solve its critical water and power shortages through the extensive use of nuclear energy. ice to Darwin line and a cou- will. But second, this vision Australia and in most other like our own are mere pup- How to Capitalise a Recov- the next fifty years. We ei- ple of smaller State projects, can not be implemented with- nations, a private banking pets for such cabals. In his ery, LaRouche outlines the ther fight alongside La- our railroad system has con- in Australia alone. The Synar- cabal controls the central March 2, 2006 speech in strategy for victory over the Rouche, or we face a plane- tinued to disintegrate. Al- chy has fostered globalisa- bank and thus all credit. Pri- Berlin, Germany and in his Synarchy. He also outlines tary New Dark Age. The ready in 1998, the House of tion worldwide in order to vate banker-controlled par- January 19, 2006 article, an extraordinary vision for choice is indeed that stark, Representatives Standing loot and destroy nation liamentary governments Deficits As Capital Gains: the future of this planet for as you will see. LaRouche: A Vision for the Next Fifty Years The following are ex- Because the human process- been a decline in the actual cerpts from a speech by Lyn- es are not animal processes. per-capita physical product A Typical Collapse Function don H. LaRouche, Jr. in You can not apply animal production! Berlin, Germany on March statistics to human behav- If you look at the figures 2, 2006. iour, because human beings in the United States, county have will, they have the abil- by county, from 1977 on, he present system, the ity to change. … you see a consistent decline Tpresent world mone- Competent economics is in the economy. For exam- tary-financial system, as it based not on financial data. ple, take part of the state of took shape especially dur- The idea that economies are New York, the western part, ing the latter part of the run by financial data is like toward Lake Erie; take the 1960s, and especially in the playing Monopoly, the western part of Pennsylva- course of the 1970s, is now board game Monopoly. And nia, which used to be the doomed. Now, in econom- economies don’t work that steel area; take Michigan Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. ics, you can never predict way. What happens to mon- which used to be the great an exact day of an event. ey, does not mean that the automobile centre; take ers and things of that sort— You can’t overlook the fact General Welfare is improved Ohio, another big automo- any kind of job to keep them that we have human beings if the amount of money is bile centre; take Indiana, an- occupied, and at very low inside economies. And increased—as you see now. other centre: It’s a disaster wages. [See p.2 for map.] therefore, statisticians are The curve, [see graph, rt.] area! And you look at the So that, what’s happened always wrong when it comes since the 1971-72 period, areas that used to have phys- over this period, is, the shift to economics. Any statisti- the curve has been a con- ical productivity, now have into what has been praised cian, anyone who believes stant increase, a secular in- none. People are living on as the post-industrial, or in simple methods that are crease in the amount of make-work, cheap labor as services economy, has been taught in accounting cours- money and financial aggre- make-work. Going from pro- an economic disaster! … LaRouche’s “Triple Curve”. It depicts how the financiers loot the real physi- es and in economics cours- gate in existence. But dur- ductive employment, into The economy is collaps- cal economy (bottom curve), in favour of Financial Aggregates (stocks, es in universities today, is ing the same period, espe- what’s called “services,” ing, and the problems are, bonds, derivatives, etc.). Monetary Aggregates (money supply) must be bound to be incompetent in cially over the late 1970s, cheap unskilled services, that people have tended to issued so that ever-increasing Financial Aggregates can be turned over any forecast they make: radiating into the 1980s, has working as restaurant work- (bought and sold); when the former curve crosses the latter, a hyperinflationary Continued Page 2 blow-out is unleashed, as in Germany 1923, or at present. Web: http://www.cecaust.com.au Email: [email protected] Page 2 The New Citizen April 2006 From Page 1 believe in financial statistics, and government reports based on financial and related statistics. Which are in every case, fraudulent. Gov- ernments are trying to succeed in managing a population political- ly. Therefore, they want to project figures that help them control pub- lic opinion. And therefore, they manufacture their figures, by ma- nipulation of financial statistics, as if an increase in the amount of money, or the increase in the amount of nominal wages, in terms of dollars or euro, these days, would say, “this is an improvement.” When, actually, if you look at the content, you look at the rate of in- flation as measured in physical 50 to 99.99 25 to 50 goods, you find there’s a constant 10 to 25 deterioration. And in the United 0 to 10 States, that’s the case. Now, the other problem, here, is that we had a great crash in Europe Highly-risky derivatives dwarf banks’ other assets. Derivatives were illegal in both Australia in the course of the 1920s and and the U.S. until about a decade ago because they were not only gambling, but were side- 1930s. It built up in various ways; bets on gambling. it was a product of the Versailles Treaty arrangement [at the end of the banks! We made a qualified WWI], which was somewhat, sort exception to that in the formation of like a pioneer of the [globalist] of the Federal Reserve System. But Maastricht Treaty of today. And so, in our system, it is the Federal gov- it was declining. And in this peri- ernment, under the Constitution, od, from 1929 to 1933, until Roo- that controls the emission and reg- sevelt was inaugurated as President, ulation of money! So therefore, un- under Hoover, there was a 50% der our system, if the government physical collapse in the U.S.

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