LaRouche: Triple Curve and Healthy Economy are Mutually Incompatible

October 13, 2009 (LPAC)-- There is a palpable thirst for new, revolutionary ideas in the people we are organizing around the need to immediately implement the LaRouche Plan for global financial reorganization. Most don't yet really understand what is happening to them, or to the world they thought they knew, but the desperate nature of the crisis, and the existential questions they are facing, cry out for LaRouche's policies and concepts—from the U.S., to Russia, to Germany, to Mexico.

Take the case of a U.S. contact who wrote an e-mail question to Lyndon LaRouche, after watching the LPACTV video "The U.S. Credit System," and asked him what his Triple Curve would look like under a credit system, as mandated by the U.S. Constitution. To which LaRouche responded:

"The two models are mutually incompatible. There is no monetary curve in a sane (non-monetary) economy, but only a financial one and a physical one.

"It is the monetary factor, when permitted, which sucks the juices out of both the financial and physical curves. If the physical economy is not based on a degenerate physical model such as a 'zero growth' or so-called 'environmentalist' influence, the physical curve will grow faster than the financial curve."

It is precisely this Triple Curve pedagogical concept of LaRouche's which is essential to understand the way the current global disintegration process is proceeding—now, in this September-October period, as LaRouche had forecast. For example, new Federal Reserve figures show that bank credit to companies continued to shrink dramatically during September, while monetary emission has more than doubled over the last year, and productive employment and production continues to contract at an accelerating rate. As we note below, this train-wreck-in-progress cannot be handled with any jiggery-pokery; only full bankruptcy reorganization, as specified in the LaRouche Plan, actually addresses the underlying problem.