Brit-Directed Financial Crash Closing in on 'Atlantic Community;' LaRouche Four-Powers Strategy is the Alternative

February 8, 2010 (LPAC)—Lyndon LaRouche re-emphasized yesterday the political/economic reality behind the "news reports" of sovereign debt markets in tumult and the lies of "crash is over" coming from the likes of the G7. "The whole Atlantic community of nations is in a British-directed crisis, a British-directed crash of the entire Euro system," said world's leading economist LaRouche. "The British — who are the most bankrupt of any of them — are crashing the Euro system, and think they are then going to use their control of the wreckage to manipulate the Eurasian powers, particularly Russia. But the whole system is going down. The nations of Europe will simply have to return to systems of national sovereignty."

LaRouche has directed that the issue of EIR to be published this week feature, along with his article, "We Are a Republic; We Are Not a Democracy," a strategic study of British imperial debt-manipulation centered on the promotion of Banco Santander, the debt-bloated Spanish bank controlled by huge British banks including Royal Bank of Scotland. The announcement last week of this exposÈ by LaRouche, has so far led to the boomerang of Santander's Feb. 4 annual report into a huge 16% stock collapse for Santander and a two-day general stock plunge. Santander has been in the middle of the British promotion of the so-called "BRIC" manipulation. That is intended to disorient Russia, China, and India from aiming at a "four-power" new credit system with a United States freed of Barack Obama's incompetent British-directed misleadership.

"People think the 'B' in 'BRIC' is Brazil," LaRouche said. "I'm informing them, it is not. The 'B' in 'BRIC' stands for British. Santander is of the British empire, and it is the instrument of a precarious, British financial bubble. It may be about to blow, and the current British manipulations may be involved in trying to bail it out. That's why I took the step I did."

Later Sunday, in response to a colleague's question from France, LaRouche said: "What is transpiring is the inevitable breakup of the EURO system, a breakdown-process which struck Britain itself (e.g., Banco Santander) hard last week. This is to be recognized as the disintegration of what was recently considered the sovereignty-free European system. The nominally Spanish, Santander bank is an integral element of the British world financial system; its crisis of the past week, is to be regarded as being, essentially, a reflection of the dubious nature of its claims to economic or other virtues.

"The notable point to be emphasized, is that the three-power bloc of the real-life Russia, China, and India, are not to be confused with the BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India, and China) as physical economies. It is the fat monetarist parasite sitting on top of them presently, which is the problem.

"All other questions concerning the crisis in European affairs are of little relevance by comparison with the explosive potential expressed by the affairs associated with Britain's Banco Santander, the latter which is presently at the heart of the Euro crisis at this moment.

"My problem is to rescue Russia, China, India, and even Brazil itself (which has useful physical-economic relations with the bloc of Russia, China, and India), from this British swindle."