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| November 20, 2010—`The Crime Scene'
The failures of British and British-influenced notions of alleged principles of economy, can not be competently understood in any different way than is implied in the predators' expression, ``We stole it fair and square.'' That is the view of British economists and related types who have some actual sense of what they are doing. It is the same principle underlying a professional predator's notion of an adopted ``righteous self-interest'' in a thief's profession, as by Queen Elizabeth II. ``We decided, and that's that'' is the essential premise, among other things, ``of what we do.''
Insofar as such ``philosophies'' go against nature, great empires, such as that commanded from the pillars of the British system now, are destroyed by their own implied philosophies of general practice. Such is key to the ultimate destiny of the lackeys of an imperial alliance when reality overtakes the predator's follies of a once seemingly invincible empire.
Thus, it is fairly said, that all sins, such as those of the British system and its lackeys, are ultimately paid, as exactly that is what is happening throughout the world, as a great general-breakdown-crisis under way presently. It is, thus, a provable conclusion that the existence of the British empire and its accomplices has been an offense against both a competent practice by mankind, and also against the Creator Himself. This I explain in the course of these pages....
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March 23, 2007
—EIR News Service announced the publication of
The Anatomy of Russian Capitalism,
by Professor Stanislav M. Menshikov.
Translated from the Russian by Rachel Douglas, the book is an authoritative study of the Russian economy during the first 15 years after the break-up of the Soviet Union. The Preface, by EIR founder and contributing editor Lyndon LaRouche, titled, "Russia's Next Step," poses the need for U.S. policy-makers to study and grasp the "disease" presented in this book, since it represents "an economic global pandemic which we must all join to defeat." |
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This Week's Cover
- The Present Fall of the House of Windsor
The Thanksgiving Song
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
He writes: 'It is fairly said, that all sins, such as those of the British system and its lackeys, are ultimately paid, as exactly that is what is happening throughout the world, as a great general-breakdown-crisis under way presently. It is, thus, a provable conclusion that the existence of the British empire and its accomplices has been an offense against both a competent practice by mankind, and also against the Creator Himself. This I explain in the course of these pages.'
Strategy
Economics
World News
- LaRouche to Obama:
Don't Turn Lunatic Netanyahu Loose
The so-called 90-day extension of the West Bank settlement freeze, negotiated in recent talks between the Obama Administration and the Netanyahu government in Israel, is less about IsraelPalestine peace negotiations, and more about giving Israel the political support and military capacity to carry out air strikes against Iranian nuclear sites.
- 2,500 Haitians Hear About NAWAPA and 'This Guy LaRouche'
Students, businessmen, journalists, and politicians attended a conference organized by COREJENE (Regional Youth Coalition of North and Northeast Haiti), in the city of Cap Haitien, to learn about Lyndon LaRouche's emergency solutions for saving Haiti, and the planet.
- LaRouche Youth Sponsor Mexico City Forum on Great Water Projects
On the Nov. 10 forum in the Mexican Congress on 'NAWAPA-PHLINO: A New Concept of Infrastructure.'
- The U.S. Army Faces a Moral and Constitutional Dilemma
The annual conference of the Association of the U.S. Army indicated that the Army appears to be willing to examine its faulty procedures and methods, but is skirting the screw-up factors that get injected from the outside, primarily from the civilian leadership which makes the decisions on whether or not to go to war, against whom, and on what basis.
Books
History
- The Meaning of Thanksgiving:
'Britain Delenda Est'
This greeting was sent to a Thanksgiving gathering of LaRouche Youth Movement members, by Mark Calney, a veteran of the movement. 'After the Fourth of July,' he writes, 'Thanksgiving is perhaps the most patriotic, and explicitly anti-British Empire holiday for Americans.'
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