November 20, 2008 (LPAC) -- George Soros, who was thrown out of China for financing an attempted "regime change" in 1989, was unfortunately given voice in an interview in the Chinese economics newspaper Caijing on Nov. 1, where he peddled Keynes and green fascism. Soros admitted he lost a bundle on his speculation on Asia and Southwest Asia: "I thought that China and India and the Gulf States would be immune to the crisis, but they were not. That has been a source of actual loss for me - a lot of money."

But his bets will be made good, he said, if China implements three things: political and economic "reform;" bail out the IMF to save the banking system; and go green. China, he said, must implement a stimulus which is "directed at stimulating investment in preventing global warming, because that is a problem that is facing the world. I hope that both the US and China will introduce energy saving and alternative energy generation as a way of stimulating the economy because that is what you need to come out of this global recession."

Soros also exposed his own fascist proclivities: "We are back to Keynes," he said. "He had the right idea for the 1930s, and these ideas have come back in a cyclical fashion, and they are right for the 21st century." Keynes, of course, admitted in the 1930s that his policies were better implemented in a fascist dictatorship like that of Germany under Hitler, and later fought to reject FDR's anti-colonial proposals for the post-war world, in favor of the revived Empire, and thirty years of genocidal warfare across Asia.