(LPAC) - In an interview on the weekly TV LPAC, Lyndon LaRouche stressed that the current monetary and financial system "has become a 'Dead Man Walking' , a person sentenced to death. Walk, but he died. And there is no requirement that the current system of government, all over the world, can continue to exist in its present form. It is already deceased. "And those leaders who continue to defend it was soon dismounted.
The entire transatlantic region is in a state of hopeless bankruptcy, LaRouche continued, emphatically including also the euro system. There is no way debt, represented by bank bailouts and the like in Europe and elsewhere, can never be repaid. For this reason we need a comprehensive reform of Glass-Steagall, which distinguishes between legitimate and speculative debt, which would mean the end of Wall Street. There is no hope of recovery, anywhere "under this President of the United States, under which the British system." With Obama in the White House, there is no hope of survival for the United States, and if they jump the United States, also jumps all over the Western system.
"We are dealing with a world dominated by mass insanity, and insane are leading institutions," said LaRouche. What we see in Egypt, Libya, Bahrain, Tunisia, and also in Wisconsin, is the disintegration of the entire system, with a chain reaction and governments falling one after another.
Elsewhere, LaRouche said that Gaddafi and Governor of Wisconsin Walker are expressions of the same transatlantic crisis from collapse. While people everywhere are ready to fight, the lack of leadership by those who should provide leadership in this situation "The situation is leading towards a process similar to the French Revolution" full of dangers.
After his initial statement on TV LPAC-LaRouche was asked about the psychology of mass riots that are breaking out all over the planet. In response, he began by comparing the reaction of the population "to divorce harder than you can imagine, when people say to his master, who is the current system: 'I do not love you anymore. Indeed, we hate you'. And this is a healthy reaction, very healthy, "but not enough.
protests in Egypt against Gaddafi in Libya, in Wisconsin and across the United States, indicate that "the system is collapsing, and the bride (the people) are leaving the groom. "
The question now, said LaRouche, is the need for positive leadership" that is an alternative to all that they represent Obama and Wall Street. We must take the hatred of the people, that is spreading around the world, across Europe and the United States, in particular, and transform this hatred into something constructive. Passion is justified. The passion that now expresses itself in hatred, a hatred growing against this administration and this president and all that they entail: it is justified in the sense that it was caused. But we must move from hatred to something constructive. "
For the U.S., LaRouche gave the example the Republican victory in the last election in November, based on hatred of the people against Obama's policy, particularly health care reform, and against the Democratic Party that has capitulated to the White House. But by limiting their response to a protest vote, Americans have achieved something so bad as Obama, namely the ultra-conservative governor like Walker ("the Baltassar of Wisconsin). "The hatred that evokes hatred is dangerous if left alone."
know what steps to take, said LaRouche, a reform Glass-Steagall, the refusal of a health policy based on rationing and cost efficiency, like Obama, and large projects such as NAWAPA. We simply have to implement them. "We have a century of development, with these measures. But we must abandon the hate factor, the negative factor. We must go to the constructive factor."
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