LAROUCHE IN INDIA
Build a Four-Power Alliance
Versus Londons New Dark Age
December, 2008
EIRNS/Richard Magraw Lyndon LaRouche (right) addressed a seminar, sponsored by the Forum on Strategic and Security Studies (FSSS) in New Delhi, Dec. 2, 2008; his remarks focussed on the necessity for a Four-Power alliance of the U.S.A, India, Russia, and China, to establish a New Bretton Woods system. |
Lyndon LaRouche and Helga Zepp-LaRouche have just completed a visit to India to promote LaRouches Four Power alliance to defeat the British imperial drive for a new global dark age. In an extensive series of seminars and private talks, Lyndon LaRouche repeatedly focused on the already ongoing systemic collapse of the post-Bretton Woods financial system, and the urgent need to establish an alliance of sovereign nation-states, led by the four leading powersthe United States, Russia, China, and Indiato replace the current system of British imperial monetary looting and perpetual conflict, with a new system based on the American concept of credit.
The LaRouches visit to India occurred in the immediate aftermath of the Nov. 26 asymmetric warfare attack on Indias financial capital and largest city, Mumbai, an attack aimed at destabilizing the entire Indian subcontinent, and provoking a military confrontation between India and Pakistan. LaRouche systematically exposed the role of British intelligence and its Saudi allies in orchestrating this attack, and challenged the leadership of both India and Pakistan to join forces in defeating this common enemy.
On Dec. 3, the LaRouches, along with EIR counterintelligence director Jeffrey Steinberg, addressed a seminar in New Delhi, sponsored by the Forum for Strategic Security Studies (FSSS), a leading military think tank. A partial transcript of that event, featuring the opening remarks by the three speakers, and closing comments by LaRouche, appears immediately below. The next issue of EIR will feature a more comprehensive report on the LaRouches visit to India, and its aftermath.
Presentations
Forum for Strategic Security Studies (FSSS), in New Delhi, on Dec. 2
Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.: The Time Has Come For a New System
Helga Zepp-LaRouche: The Neo-Liberal Paradigm Is Finished
Jeffrey SteinbergU.S.-India Ties: Restore The Westphalia Principle
Conclusion: Lyndon LaRouche: The ‘Islamic Problem’ Is a British Creation
United Services of India and the Forum for Strategic and Security Studies, in New Delhi, on Dec. 5
Lyndon LaRouche: As $1.4 Quadrillion Crashes, There Is Reason for Optimism
Helga Zepp-LaRouche: Future U.S.-EU-NATO Relations: Implications for India, Central Asia