August 18, 2007 (LPAC)--In comments made during the course of a meeting over the last few days, responding to concerns raised over the recent anti-China legislation being pulled together by Democratic Senators Charles Schumer of New York and Max Baucus of Montana aimed at forcing a revaluation of the yuan, Lyndon LaRouche pointed to the "Made in London" character of the legislation.

"Chuck Schumer is not a bad guy," LaRouche said, "but the policy coming from London [which he is expressing] is to get China." "Schumer just doesn't understand economics," LaRouche said. "The real target is the internal stability of China. If you want to start something, set fire to the place. It's a provocation." This was also connected to the reactionary Ishiwara faction in Japan, he explained, those who still "can't get over what they didn't get" because of their defeat during World War II.