Defuse the Euro Time-Bomb with a Global Glass-Steagall
Get live feeds from this site
Latest Comments
Tag Archives: high speed rail
Open Letter: Emergency Proposal on NYC “Infrastructure” Crisis
The burgeoning crisis of NYC metropolitan area subway/mass transit/transportation/infrastructure has reached existential proportions. That is, a catastrophic breakdown is inevitable, and imminent…unless we create a “Manhattan Project-type” crash program. Such a program must address the immediate emergency, but from the … Continue reading
It’s The Economy, Stupid: National Infrastructure Program Now!
Paul Gallagher, EIR Economics Editor, returns to our weekly webcast to discuss the urgent necessity of a multi-trillion dollar national infrastructure credit program, along with its contingent prerequisite, the restoration of Glass-Steagall. As Paul stated in the July 13 LaRouchePAC … Continue reading
Posted in Friday Webcast, LPAC
Tagged American System Economics, British Financial Empire, credit system economics, crimes of Wall St, financial collapse, Glass Steagall, great infrastructure projects, high speed rail, LaRouche's Four Laws, mag-lev, Manhattan Project, National banking, New York City, world landbridge
Leave a comment
What New York City Can Learn from Africa
The “Summer of Hell” now afflicting New York City comes not from decades of overdue maintenance, but from decades of having no future plan for the next level of infrastructure! Just as Africa must develop by leaps, rather than through … Continue reading
Posted in LPAC, new paradigm
Tagged Africa, American System Economics, economic platform, Energy-Flux Density, fusion economy, future orientation, great infrastructure projects, high speed rail, human creativity, human progress, LaRouche's Four Laws, mag-lev, Manhattan Project, New York City
Leave a comment
Gulliver Travels to Manhattan—Only LaRouche’s Four Laws & China’s BRI Can Solve Manhattan Infrastructure Crisis
Construction under Grand Central Terminal. March 10, 2016. Photo: Metropolitan Transportation Authority / Patrick Cashin by Diane Sare On Tuesday, “top experts” on New York City infrastructure were assembled to participate on two panels at the “Crain’s 2017 Real … Continue reading
Make New York the Turning Point of History
The rapid escalation of tensions between the United States and Russia over the past few days’ developments in Syria has brought the entire planet into a very dangerous, delicate situation. We are closer now to the outbreak of thermonuclear world … Continue reading
New York “Summer of Hell” Chaos Looms — No Piecemeal Approach Will Work: USA Must Enter a New Paradigm
One set of wheels on a southbound 1 train derailed at 5:48 p.m. on Wednesday, May 29, 2013, just south of the 125 St station. Photo: MTA New York City Transit / Marc A. Hermann DOWNLOAD PDF As at … Continue reading
China Releases White Paper on Transportation
The State Council Information Office published a White Paper on the “Development of China’s Transport” network Thursday. [url:”http://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1026317.shtml”l%5D It outlines the results of the last decades’ development of transportation in China and the plans for the next five to ten … Continue reading
Posted in China, LPAC
Tagged great infrastructure projects, high speed rail, new economic order, New Silk Road, OBOR, real economy, transport
Leave a comment
Schiller Institute in Serbia: With the New Silk Road, a new sense of optimism emerges in Serbia
New railway bridge (white bow) under construction across the Danube River in Novi Sad. Part of a joint, China, Serbia, Hungary new high speed railline from Belgrade to Budapest. During a just concluded four-day visit to Serbia, Elke and … Continue reading
Posted in LPAC, New Silk Road
Tagged China, high speed rail, new economic order, schiller institute, Serbia, win-win, world landbridge
Leave a comment
The Name Is Hamilton, Not Rohatyn — If We’re Serious about Infrastructure and Productivity
DOWNLOAD PDF by Paul Gallagher The Nov. 18 New York Times carried on its front page an exhortation, “Trump-Size Idea for a New President: Build Something Inspiring,” discussing and proposing a number of regionally important infrastructure projects. But the leading … Continue reading
‘Helicopter Money’ For a New American Infrastructure?
JFK views the Whiskeytown Reservoir at the dedication ceremony of the Whiskeytown Dam and Reservoir in California, September 28, 1963. [photo: Robert Knudsen. White House Photographs. John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, Boston] DOWNLOAD PDF With the U.S. … Continue reading
