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The Hamiltonian Face the Economic Reality LAROUCHE WAS RIGHT! April 30—The United States and the NASA Mission Controller Gene Kranz, Contain May 2, 2017 The Voice of the LaRouche Political Movement Volume 2, Number 13 The Hamiltonian Face The Economic Reality LAROUCHE WAS RIGHT! April 30—The United States and the NASA Mission Controller Gene Kranz, contain. Mission rules were different. There trans-Atlantic financial system are right who went on to be the key Mission Con- had never before been such a mission in now plunging towards a financial blowout troller for Apollo 13, described in his book, U.S. history—I would just have to give it a bigger than that of 2007–2008. Today’s cor- Failure is Not an Option, published in 2009, shot. Since there were no books written on porate debt bubble, at $14 trillion, is bigger how his boss, the legendary Mission Con- the actual methodology of space flight, we than the $11 trillion mortgage bubble of troller Chris Kraft, had walked up to his had to write them as we went along.” 2007-08, and the 20% level of defaults pro- desk just two weeks after Kranz had first And it is just so for us at this moment. jected for these debts today, is far greater joined NASA at Langley in 1960. Kraft said, There is no book which tells us what we than that actually experienced in mortgages “Everyone else is tied up. You’re all I’ve got. must do now. a decade ago. We are already into “The Big We’re coming up on our first Redstone We do know that the crash must be Short,” where Wall Street is lending money launch. I’d like you to go down to the Cape, pre-empted by an in-depth mobilization to suckers to help them buy up its securi- get with the test conductors and write a of the population—just like a mobilization tized worthless debts—and then betting countdown. Then write some mission rules. for war, but in this case, a mobilization for against its own customers. When you finish give me a call and we’ll the economy in depth. The only approxi- The hysteria exhibited in Wall Street’s dai- come down and start training.” mating comparison is Franklin Roosevelt’s ly public freakouts against Glass-Steagall, “The shock on my face must have regis- “100 Days” program, and this time we will reflects the banks’ awareness of the coming tered,” Kranz wrote, “as Kraft continued, require the scientific precision expressed in blowout. ‘I’ll tell Paul Johnson to meet you at Mer- the most successful of FDR’s economic mo- Physical economist and stateman Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. Nothing like the present situation has cury Control and give you a hand.’ When bilization, perhaps best exemplified in the ever been experienced anywhere before. Kraft talked, his eyes never left mine.” Tennessee Valley Authority, which is still gion, as underway now, means mass-death fellow American’s, among others, through Put another way, nothing in the present “My days as an observer were over, my considered a miracle for its time. suddenly hitting the populations of all the beauty of the American System. world situation bears any comparison chance to get up to speed ended… From Lyndon LaRouche spelled out what this nations within that trans-Atlantic region: “We are actually creating a force of eco- whatever even to that of 2007–08 financial my work, most recently at Holloman Air means in his “Four New Laws” of June 2014. whether directly, or by ‘overflow.’ nomic creativity. What we have done with crisis, for example. Force Base in New Mexico, I knew about That statement opens with the following: “The effects of this already prepared ac- the music, with the concerts, the choruses Consider another unprecedented mo- flying, systems, procedures and checklists. “The economy of the United States of tion by the monetarist interests of that throughout the city, is an example of real ment in human history. I could figure out what a countdown should America, and also that of the trans-Atlan- so-designated region, unless stopped virtu- economic creativity. What is required is tic political-economic regions of the plan- ally now, will produce, in effect, an acceler- the generation of a process of development. et, are now under the immediate, mortal ating rate of genocide throughout that in- Then we do not have a real crisis, since Learn more about LaRouche’s ‘Four Laws’ danger of a general, physical-economic, dicated portion of the planet immediately, the population is then the solution not the chain-reaction breakdown-crisis of that but, also, with catastrophic ‘side effects’ of problem. We may have an embarrassment. region of this planet as a whole. The name comparable significance in the Eurasian re- You may have lost money! You may have for that direct breakdown-crisis through- gions.” lost your job on Wall St., but the system it- out those indicated regions of the planet, Mr. LaRouche continued the develop- self, if treated properly, will work. is the presently ongoing introduction of a ment of this thought in dialogue with col- “It is time to support reality, and econom- general ‘bail-in’ action under the several, or leagues recently. ic reality has to be installed. If in the face of more governments of that region: the effect “The United States and other nations have this crisis, we install the proper reality, if we on those regions, will be comparable to the an intrinsic power of economy, as has been place value on that which has real value, the physical-economic collapse of the post- shown in super-high growth-rate impulses population, the future populations, then World War I general collapse of the econ- in certain periods, as with FDR, JFK, and in we don’t have a problem. Then the gates of omy of the German Weimar Republic: but, the industrial revolution based on Lincoln’s prosperity will open sooner or later. The this time, hitting, first, the entirety of the policies. problem in economies is when economies nation-state economies of the trans-Atlan- “But then the thieves came and shut it are being destroyed, as with our nation tic region, rather than some defeated econ- down, and each time spread the myth that today, by the hand of the British and their omies within Europe. this, their speculative practices, is the way Wall St. types. Read our new pamphlet “A chain-reaction collapse, to this effect, the system really works. That’s a myth! It “If you look at it the way I look at it, we lpac.co/us-joins-nsr is already accelerating with an effect on doesn’t work that way. What we have to do have the gates of prosperity looking at us. the money-systems of the nations of that is what the LaRouchePAC and the broader But we’ve got to maintain them—that’s the region. The present acceleration of a ‘bail- LaRouche movement is doing in the Man- difference.” in’ policy throughout the trans-Atlantic re- hattan region, i.e. awakening the souls of “Man in the Universe” is the Destiny of Mankind by Kesha Rogers There, in the stars, lies the long await- dent Xi Jinping for “win-win” cooperation, leashed for joint efforts in science, partic- taken from their participation in this ed Age of Reason, when our species sheds to join in the great economic development ularly cooperative work toward the explo- mission. This was demonstrated most at last the cultural residue of the beast. perspective of the Belt and Road, for the ration and development of space. With full beautifully by Col. Fisher when he —Lyndon LaRouche benefit of all nations involved. This offer U.S. participation, a leap for all of mankind said, “I would say to all the students was first made to former President Obama in space exploration becomes immediately that are watching, the time to get ex- In less than three weeks, the Belt and Road in 2014, but was summarily rejected by and rapidly possible. cited is now. If you aren’t studying Forum—the most critical international that British-run Wall Street stooge then science and math, you might want to conference since the inauguration of Presi- occupying the White House. Obama chose The Optimism of Space think about that because our future in dent Donald Trump—will convene in Bei- geo-political confrontation over working On Monday, April 24, President Trump the stars starts now… And we’re going jing. On May 14 and 15, the heads of state with China and other nations for the good spoke with astronauts on the International to find a permanent foothold in the of twenty-eight nations will gather, joined of mankind. Space Station (ISS). He was joined in the oval stars for humanity if we do that.” by representatives from one hundred and Now a new opportunity has presented office by his daughter Ivanka and astronaut The Role of the Visionary ten countries, including industry and busi- itself. President Trump has expressed seri- Kate Rubins, and together they spoke with The developing friendship between President Trump ness leaders and others. It has already been ous interest and already taken initial steps NASA ISS Commander Peggy Whitson On March 25 of this year the Schiller and China President Xi Jinping has the potential to announced that Russia’s President Vladi- toward developing a friendly working rela- and Col. Jack Fisher. The dialogue between Institute held an extraordinary con- create a ‘win-win’ relationship between the two na- mir Putin will be the highest guest of honor tionship with China, as was demonstrated the ISS and the President was broadcast ference, in Berlin, Germany, to hon- tions and end the British Empire system of geopolitics.
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