LaRouche denuncia el impulso a un regreso a la era de tinieblas del siglo XIV

February 21, 2008 (LPAC)--Lyndon LaRouche has forcefully denounced the latest "urban infrastructure" schemes of fascists Felix Rohatyn and Mayor Michael Bloomberg, as an open promotion of a return to the 14th Century New Dark Age. Since no later than 1999, Rohatyn and Bloomberg, in league with some leading European black oligarchical circles, have been promoting a system, explicitly modeled on the Lombard banking system and the Lombard League of warring city-states, whose bankruptcy triggered the total collapse of Europe during the middle of the 14th Century, and caused the "Black Death" which wiped out half the population of the continent and England through disease, famine and war.

Through a series of international conferences, initiated by Felix Rohatyn when he was U.S. Ambassador to France in 1999, mayors of some of the world's major mega-cities have been drawn into a feudalist scheme to eliminate the power of the sovereign nation-states, and revert to city-state self-government, in league with private financiers. Lyndon LaRouche labeled this a blatant "return to the Middle Ages," when city-states financed their public works and waged wars, through massive borrowing and "public-private partnerships" with the big banking houses of Bardi, Peruzzi, etc.

LaRouche also noted that this Rohatyn-Bloomberg effort is an integral part of the Treaty of Lisbon assault on the sovereignty of the nations of Europe.

New York City Mayor Bloomberg--who is London's first choice to be installed as the next President of the United States, over the political corpses of Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and John McCain--has been as enthusiastic as Rohatyn in peddling this "world cities" feudal scheme. The full details of Rohatyn and Bloomberg's promotion of this "back to the Dark Age" plan will appear in the Feb. 29, 2008 issue of the Executive Intelligence Review. Bloomberg has recently joined with the Rockefeller Foundation, with California's overtly fascist Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, and others, to promote a so-called infrastructure building plan, that would increase gasoline taxes, impose onerous tolls on every highway in America, set "congestion taxes" in all urban areas, and then turn over public assets, like highways, power grids, water systems and other vital services to private financial cartels, under the so-called "public-private partnership initiative."

LaRouche denounced all of these schemes as an effort to replace the nation-states system with the Venetian-modeled Lombard banking system of the Dark Age. LaRouche pointed the finger to London, from where this feudalist plan is being steered, and identified Bloomberg as an agent of London, in this strategic operation, aimed at the destruction of the United States, as one key objective.