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The type of economic meltdown that we are presently in, has its closest precedent to that of what happened to 14th century Europe. Even then, what we face now will be far worse. Understanding the system of empire and the nature of their policy is necessary to avert the ongoing plunge into a planetary wide-dark age. The solution is not a foreign one, for the power to change this course lies inherently within the United States, a concept which Lyndon LaRouche has consistently made.

1. LaRouche's Triple Curve

Lyndon LaRouche's long standing warning of the threat of a general breakdown crisis for the global economy, is not mere word play, but rests on the rigorous investigations of such economists as Rosa Luxemburg, who demonstrated such a breakdown crisis, in her discovery that the basis of imperialism rests on the international monetarism. Here, the life and work of Rosa Luxemburg is presented as the needed understanding for those would be patriots who seek to fight with LaRouche.

2. FDR vs Monetarism

Today's economic crisis began the day after Franklin Roosevelt died, when Truman adopted Keynes' proposal for the Bretton Woods system. Keynes was a fascist, as we show in his intolerable defense of the Bank for International Settlements after the war had ended.

Back in July 2007, and later, Lyndon LaRouche prescribed a rescue of the most essential, legitimate economic interests of the government and ordinary people of the United Sates, all of which is broadly similar to the way President Franklin Roosevelt had led the rescue of our imperiled national economy during his first days in office, and later, too. Roosevelt had succeeded then; we could succeed now. This video gives the in-depth historical account of FDR's bank holiday, and the measures of his bankruptcy reorganization, the precedent for today's global, more challenging, required measures.

3. The Historic Roots of the Credit System

Fought for throughout our history, the U.S. national bank is the key to our sovereignty. This is the fight waged on behalf of the bank by American patriots Henry Clay, John Quincy Adams and others against the traitor Andrew Jackson.

While Europe was still kneeling to Kings, Alexander Hamilton created a system that bluntly defined the wealth of imperial monetary systems as meaningless. Under Hamilton's revolutionary credit system, only the sovereign currency regulated by government has value and no other currencies are allowed in circulation.

As the Venetian Empire retaliated against the political and cultural advancements resulting from the great Classical Renaissance, plunging Europe into chaos and war, waves of courageous settlers launched expeditions from the shores of war-tormented Europe, inspired by Christopher Columbus' evangelical missions of discovery, to plant new seeds for civilization in the New World. These settlers were no refugees, but theirs were the efforts of pioneers dedicated to enshrine the best of the cultural achievements of modern European civilization at a relative distance from the system of oligarchical reigns and warfare dominating their homelands.

Debunking the myth that the pro-slavery John Locke deserves credit for the founding documents of the U.S. republic: Gottfried Leibniz thoroughly refuted Locke, and Ben Franklin and other American patriots were followers of the Leibnizian conception of man. Here we reveal the true story of 1776.

4. The Science of Physical Economy

Here, we establish the foundation for determining the physical-economic parameters of the new global credit system, in Hamilton's original description of the increase of productive powers of labor, and begin to touch on LaRouche's Science of Physical Economy, based on the scientific measurements of Riemann and Vernadsky.

5. The Scientific Fraud of Liberalism

When Rene Descartes imposed his fraud of a science confined to sense certainty upon generations of minds to come, Johannes Kepler had already demonstrated the fallacy of this method in his refutation of Ptolemy. Later, in the 1690's, Kepler follower Gottfried Leibniz refuted Descartes, founding his science of dynamics.

With the establishment of the British Empire in 1763, a new method of usury was required. That when it comes to 'thinking' on the one side, and 'government' on the other, "never the twain the shall meet." The solution? Adam Smith's Cartesian social doctrine: The Theory of Moral Sentiments.

In Adam Smith's Theory of Moral Sentiments, his Cartesian conception of man is used as the basis to argue that mankind cannot think, and should sit back while his nation is looted by the British Empire. Unless removed, this delusion which grips all leading governments of the planet today, dooms mankind for generations to come.