Nation Breakers Gather In Trento To Push Behavioral Economics

May 29, 2009 (LPAC)--Every year European nation-breakers sponsor a so-called "Festival of the Economy" in Trento, Italy. This year's four-day event is dedicated to behavioral, or better-called, psycho-economics, and it is totally in line with the drive of the British controllers of the Obama Administration, to impose a Nazi-like global dictatorship on the world as a whole.

The agenda of the Festival, entitled "Identity and Global Crisis," makes it clear that behavioral economics is nothing but an instrument for nation-breaking. In the program introduction, Boeri writes that "today we have the problem of governing a global crisis in front of the strengthening of local identities.... Can such different local identities reconcile with a global identity, to support the delegation of power to supranational bodies, coordinating countries like the G-20, in managing the crisis?... the worst lesson, the most dangerous lesson to draw from this crisis is that it is a child of globalization."

What Boeri is expressing, commented Lyndon LaRouche, is an intent to carry out Crimes Against Humanity, because the policies for which this agenda is being proposed, are genocidal. Sooner and later, such promoters of Nazi policies will be brought to the dock.

Whereas introductory presentations were to be made by James Heckman on "Economy and Psychology of the Personality," and by George Akerlof on "Animal Spirits," other events include conferences on "The Borders of Nations," by Alberto Alesina; "Megacommunities" (the metamorphosis of the state, from sovereign to system); "How globalization can help us to get out of the crisis sooner"; "Does a European identity exist?"; "National identities"; and "Conflicts of identity in history." The festival will also set up show-trials against economists, politicians, regulators, and bankers, for not having forecast the crisis. Prosecution and defense attorneys are generally picked up from the same pool of economic professors, and the jurors are local economic students.

The founder and organizer of the Festival is Tito Boeri, Italian financier Carlo de Benedetti's house economist. Boeri is a teacher at the neo-liberal Bocconi University in Milan and director of the Rodolfo de Benedetti Foundation, which closely collaborates with London's Center for Economic Policy Research, a group of 725 economists who inhabit many of Europe's major government institutions and universities. Boeri is also editor of an online economic journal called lavoce.it, and of its English-language sister site called vox.eu.