LaRouche: In May Meeting with Putin, Obama Will Lose It

March 22, 2012 • 11:50AM

Today Lyndon LaRouche stated that the key thing about the upcoming meeting between U.S. President Obama and Russian President-elect Vladimir Putin, which is scheduled to occur sometime in May, is that "Obama is going to go ape-shit." What the Russians are doing is driving Obama nuts: they are not following a sequence of action-reaction events that the British have scripted out for them, as part of London's drive to launch thermonuclear World War III.

Russian media such as Kommersant, Russia Today, and Voice of Russia are reporting today that Russian officials are "indignant" over the latest pack of lies transmitted to them on March 13, by the State Department's Ellen Tauscher, with regard to the provocative U.S.-NATO plan to establish an anti-missile defense system around Russia's perimeter. Russia has announced that they will be holding their own conference in early May in Moscow, prior to the scheduled NATO summit May 20-21 in Chicago, where they will expose the reality of the AMD system. Military experts from the U.S., Europe, China, India and other countries have been invited to the Moscow conference. Russian officials also report in private that some American officials agree with Russia's argument, Russia Today reported.

LaRouche explained that what is happening is not a sequel of chain-reaction type events. It is not a question of who hit whom. What is happening is that the western press is blacking out the Russian efforts to get an actual discussion going. When the British and Obama present their agenda, the Russians are saying: don't bring it up; that is not on the table.

So what is going on is not a series of reactions, LaRouche said. This is a problem with the typical American, who does not understand the future. History does not work the way most people think. When people start saying "This happened because that happened"—that's your typical lack of comprehension of the future and how it works, and it always leads to a catastrophe. LaRouche said that that is why only he has been successful in forecasting. Everybody else does it the wrong way, and that's why they are wrong all the time.

History comes as a surprise to most people. For example, what happened in August 1971, which was the end of the Bretton Woods system, came as a surprise for every single economist, except LaRouche. That is just typical of the problem, LaRouche noted. People who think that way are always wrong, because history is not determined that way.

If you want to understand what the future actually is, you have to study the works of the LPAC Basement team, as reflected in their discussions with LaRouche in the LPAC Weekly Report.