LaRouche in 2000: 'The Terminal Phase of the Bankrupt System'

Going back to the 1960s, LaRouche had already forecast the potential collapse of the post-WW II Bretton Woods Monetary System as monetary profits became increasingly decoupled from real, physical production. In this week's LaRouche Show, presented on April 20, 2000 to the founding conference of an Australian political party, LaRouche concisely laid out how that process of "post-industrial" disintegration occurred over three-plus decades. Only the continuous attempts by Wall Street and the City of London to impose fascist "globalization" schemes and perpetual war have prevented a complete collapse of the entire system---until now that is.

Fortunately, sharper minds in the Global South as well as in Russia and China heeded LaRouche's warnings over the years and developed a series of alliances based on providing credit for developing infrastructure and other real physical economic projects outside of the control of the London and Wall Street casino "economy." Will America finally listen to the wise words of Lyndon LaRouche and follow suit?