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- Jeff...
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- EIR senior economic staffer Richard Freeman spent two
days at a closed-door meeting inside the New York Council on Foreign Relations'
mansion. The power elite now shares Lyndon LaRouche's long-held assessment
that its financial system is likely to explode, explosion, but the "big
guys" have no idea how to save their system.
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- Freeman witnessed the CFR crowd preparing to come out
on top after a coup d'etat against the U.S. President. And, one of their
spokesmen boasts freely of his desire to see tens of millions of Africans
killed off by the AIDS epidemic. These are the descendents of the same
Wall Street-City of London bankers' cabal that financed Adolf Hitler's
rise to power--with the help of George W. Bush's granddaddy, Prescott Bush.
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- The following is a taste of a far larger study, and related
studies, published in the July 28th edition of EIR. Copies of this 80-page
EIR will be sent free to those who call 1-888-347-3258 and say they read
about it on Rense.com.
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- Regards, Mark Sonnenblick
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- By Richard Freeman
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- On July 12-13, the New York Council on Foreign Relation
held, at its exclusive mansion-headquarters in Manhattan, a conference
on "The Next Financial Crisis: Warning Signs, Damage Control and Impact."
The conference examined the potential for a global financial crash; it
drew together 250 people, most of them bankers, investors, corporation
officials, and policymakers, mostly from the United States, but also from
Europe. EIR attended.
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- The main theme of the conference was the continued work
of the "Financial Vulnerabilities Project," a project which the
CFR launched in 1999 with Wall Street banker Roger Kubarych as its director.
During the past year, while U.S. policymakers and media have {publicly}
raved about the soundness of the financial system, the CFR's "Financial
Vulnerabilities Project" has held events and simulated "war-games"
based on the assumption of a global financial meltdown.
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- What emerged as a dominant second theme reflecting the
thinking of the CFR, was the enunciated policy that many tens of millions
of Africans should be allowed to die by being denied treatment for AIDS.
As one participant put it, "Those with AIDS in Africa should die quickly."
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- The CFR is the policy vehicle of the British and American
financier oligarchy, which founded it in 1921. It dictates a considerable
part of the policy of the U.S., including to the Democratic and Republican
Parties. Much of the policy that emerges in official Washington comes from
the CFR and its circle. The conference demonstrated the degeneration of
the thinking of the CFR and U.S. policy elites, even relative to 20 years
ago.
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- Though the financial crisis was often accurately described
at the conference, no sound solution or cure was presented at all.
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- - Destroying Africa -
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- At the conference, Peter Schwartz made a naked recommendation
for the murder of tens of millions of people in Africa. Schwartz directed
two of the conference sessions on "Scenario Planning and Simulation,"
and the war-game simulation chapter of his recent book, "The Art of
the Long View" was used to run the CFR's war-game simulation of a
financial meltdown. Schwartz formerly directed the intelligence-linked
Scenario Planning Department of Royal Dutch Shell, a key institution of
the British oligarchy. (It was set up by Lord Victor Rothschild.) He is
the founder of Wired magazine and the founder and current head of the Global
Business Network, both of which are at the forefront of the New Age-New
Economy movement.
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- On July 13, Schwartz had the following exchange with
EIR.
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- {EIR}: Yesterday, at a session of the conference that
you directed, you stated that we should not keep alive those who have AIDS
in Africa. You are writing off part of that continent's population.
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- {Schwartz:} In 1986, I did a study on this for AT&T,
Royal Dutch Shell, and Volvo. We concluded that people who have AIDS in
Africa should not be kept alive; they spread the disease. It is better
they should die quickly.
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- (Schwartz claimed, without credibility, that the study
was "just an intellectual exercise.")
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- {EIR}: Why not have those who have AIDS in Africa, live
in decent places where they will not transmit the disease...?
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- {Schwartz:} Concentration camps.
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- Schwartz snapped this riposte out quickly. This is exactly
what the Hollywood mafia and death lobby lied that Lyndon LaRouche was
proposing when his movement put Proposition 69, for a program to fight
AIDS and save lives, on the California ballot in 1986.
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- {EIR}: I'm talking about places where people would live
in good housing, with special diets that give them 50% higher protein intakes....
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- {Schwartz:} Concentration camps.
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- {EIR:} Concentration camps are places where people were
worked to death, and then gassed.
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- {Schwartz:} Oh, well. Well, the bubonic plague was very
good: It killed people right away.
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- Schwartz then brought Robert Hormats into the conversation.
Hormats, the former U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Economic Affairs,
and currently vice chairman of the international division of Goldman Sachs
investment bank, is a major figure in the Gore campaign. After Schwartz
made some more remarks about getting rid of persons with AIDS in Africa,
Hormats concurred, "This is just natural selection." Schwartz
beamed at the horrifying conclusion.
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- Schwartz and Hormats represent the genocidal view of
Lord Bertrand Russell, who in 1951 thought "bacteriological war may
prove effective" in "ridding" the world of non-white people.
To achieve that objective, "a Black Death [should] spread throughout
the world once in every generation."
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- - Global Financial Meltdown -
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- The CFR's "Next Financial Crisis" was the third
in a series of events of the Financial Vulnerabilities Project. On Sept.
29, 1999, the Project held its first event, reporting, "Our premise
is that perhaps the most dangerous near-term threat to U.S. world leadership,
and thus indirectly to U.S. security, would be a sharp decline in the U.S.
securities markets that touched off a worldwide financial disturbance.
It would likely stun the U.S. economy...."
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- Then on Jan. 22, 2000, the CFR held its second big event,
a simulation war-game/global financial meltdown. This eight-hour simulation,
which was supposed to cover a 15-day period in July 2000, involved a coup
against the United States.
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- The CFR conscripted 75 persons to its headquarters, including
bankers, former Treasury Secretaries, etc. Participants were divided into
four teams and sent into four rooms, with the ability to communicate with
each other and a command HQ via computer. The four teams covered a) monetary-financial,
which dealt with the functions of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors;
b) economic and trade, which dealt with the functions of the U.S. Treasury
Department; c) regulatory matters; and d) national security.
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- The game-players were hit with breakdowns in several
markets, which increased in severity over the eight hours. The market assumptions
included the Dow Jones Average falling by stages, from 10,000 to 7,100;
the price of oil shooting up to $36 per barrel; the dollar plummeting against
the euro and the yen; a large failure in the derivatives market; Ukraine
defaulting on payments to Russian oil companies, which increased the possibility
of a Russian-Ukrainian confrontation, etc.
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- But according to a panel at the July 12-13 conference,
which reported on results of the Jan. 22 simulation, the simulation {started
with a coup against the President of the United States.} James Jones, the
former U.S. Ambassador to Mexico, 1993-97, played the role of National
Security Adviser during the Jan. 22 simulation. On July 12, Jones reported
a critical feature in the simulation: "We assumed that the President
of the United States was incapacitated. We had to decide whether to take
powers from the President."
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- The July 12 "report-back" also divulged that
a critical feature of the effort was that, according to a person who played
the vice chairman of the Federal Reserve, "We kept the main markets
open, and let other things go. We lowered rates and put in liquidity. The
main thing was to create the perception of confidence."
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- The July 12-13 conference and the Jan. 22 simulation
confirm that, despite media prattling, the highest levels of the financier
oligarchy are making preparations for something quite different from unlimited
prosperity.
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- At the July 12-13 conference, the danger of financial
breakdown was often accurately presented, but no solution such as putting
the cancerous system through bankruptcy reorganization, was even remotely
discussed. Peter Schwartz's call to hasten the death of tens of millions
of Africans, in the face of a financial crisis which the CFR knows to be
intensifying, is the logical outcome of its thinking, and a terrible warning
about the future.
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