Don't Bother Worrying, Win

April 20, 2010 (LPAC)-- Don't bother worrying about the fact that the entire international financial system is coming down, now, Lyndon LaRouche recommended yesterday.

The fact is, civilization is rapidly running out of time and options to respond to the existential threat facing it. And it is also a fact that only LaRouche has presented a policy for safe passage out of the New Dark Age that the British are otherwise actively unleashing. So, if we do not succeed, there will be nothing left to worry about. The apparatus that you use for worrying will be taken away from you; so whatever worrying you plan to do, do it now—and then act promptly and effectively to make sure that we win. Because either we win, or civilization doesn't have a chance, and you will only have a relatively few moments before expiring.

People don't like to hear that, LaRouche noted, so they deny it; but it is true. The system is at its end; and the existing trends have to be changed drastically, or we are looking at the end of civilization.

This concept—what has to be done if civilization is to be saved—will be the theme that Lyndon LaRouche will address in his upcoming May 8 international webcast.

Nothing shows more clearly the thorough bankruptcy and criminality of the entire international financial system, than the Goldman Sucks scandal that exploded into view last Friday. You will recall that Sucks was caught marketing toxic mortgage-backed Collateralized Debt Obligations (CDOs) to prominent suckers, and then betting against those very instruments that they had sold to their "clients."

Fraud, to be sure. But the amounts involved in this case are peanuts, compared to what is actually blowing apart system-wide. Recall the case of AIG, and the $162 billion pass-through bailout that was handed to Goldman Sucks in that case. The fact is that the entire system is toxic, and the Sucks case is only symptomatic of the systemic bankruptcy and criminality that the British have spawned.

LaRouche commented yesterday that there can be no reorganization of the system without dumping the waste paper. What Obama and the London and Wall Street bankers are trying to do, with their "financial regulatory reforms," is to keep the racket going, to keep backing worthless, toxic garbage. Unless "reform" begins with a serious bankruptcy reorganization, this nation is finished. The core of the Obama bill on "financial regulation" is an insurance racket. Until Obama is impeached, and the relevant criminals at AIG and elsewhere are put in prison, and the relevant companies put under bankruptcy, or shut down, there is no solution.

Don't expect anything less to work in stopping Britain's New Dark Age. The regional war they are trying to unleash in Southwest Asia; their flooding the world with Afghan opium and heroin; their cynical policy of killing off the elderly and handicapped, Hitler-style; their destruction of the physical economy with the scourge derivatives speculation—these are all intended policies, with intended genocidal results.

"Practical politics" does not work against an enemy hell-bent on genocide. So don't waste your time trying to do things that your friends and neighbors agree with.

At the heart of British-Venetian policy is the commitment to wipe out all vestige of science and creativity. Consider the editorial in the Financial Times, the voice of the British Empire, which praises their puppet Obama for dismantling NASA's Constellation program, but chides him for not going further. They take particular aim at NASA's mission "based on the idea of man's need to discover"—the commitment to science and discovery for its own sake, which is at the heart of NASA's true achievements.

This British hatred of science and creativity goes all the way back to Paolo Sarpi, and to Aristotle before him. It is an assault against the very essence of what makes us human—and it must be defeated for just that reason. It is in that spirit that we present below for your enjoyment, the article by Peter Martinson of the LYM, "Towards a New Periodic Table of Cosmic Radiation," which will be published in the upcoming issue of EIR magazine.