Larouche EIR Mathematical Economics: Jesuit Hijacking of World Economics
UK's undermining of US Autonomy & Monetary Policy
Explains John Quincy Adams & Shutting down the bank
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About the same time Leibniz was developing economic science, the Jesuit order and its trainees began first steps toward developing a counter-teaching. Jesuit-trained William Petty, head of the London Royal Society and head of Britain’s banking affairs during the late seventeenth century, was the starting-point for this in Britain. Earlier English economic thinking had been cameralist since Henry VII, in the same direction as the economic policies of Jean-Baptiste Colbert during the late seventeenth century in France. In France, the Jesuits directly produced what became known as the Physiocratic doctrine, explicitly modeling their work on the economy of China; Dr. Quesnay is the prototype of this development. The Jesuit schools of political economy in Britain, France, and elsewhere focused their attack against colbert.
Formal British political economy began with Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations
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With the adoption of the U.S. Specie Resumption Act of the middle to late 1870s, this Act bankrupted the United States’ government, caused a deep and prolonged economic depression, with massive social upheavals, and created the successive waves of financial panics, through the 1907 Panic, leading into the formation of the Federal Reserve System. With the establishment of the Federal Reserve System, put through by the election of President Woodrow Wilson, the United States was placed under the regimen of the British System. Meanwhile, through the ruining of the U.S. currency by the U.S. Specie Resumption Act, the balance of financial and economic power was tilted in the world to the point that the British gold standard took control of world trade, and London, in partnership with the Dutch, Swiss, and Venice-Genoa banking interests, established a virtual world dictatorship of the British system of political economy
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For these historical reasons, what is generally taught in universities throughout most of the world today is either the British system of political economy or some outgrowth of that system. This includes Marxian political economy. Although Karl Marx was a product of Giuseppe Mazzini’s Young Europe, and anti-capitalist by political profession, his dogma was derived entirely from the Physiocrats and the British East India Company teachings,
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Sir John Robison is best known in the United States for his book, The Roots of Conspiracy, 1796-1797.This book, a hoax, has been reprinted by the John Birch Society, itself a modern echo of the treasonous “Essex Junto” of the early nineteenth century in ideology and ultimate sponsorship. Robison, a British SIS agent, formerly associated with SIS’s Russian service, was operating out of Edinburgh at the timeof the book’s writing and publication in the United States. The book had the following significance at that time. Lord Shelburne’s East India Company circles were collaborating closely with the Swiss and Jesuit circles behind the Jacobin movement in France; hence, the Swiss British agent, Albert Gallatin, later a member of Jefferson’s and Madison’s cabinet, was organizing Jacobin insurrections in Pennsylvania, for example. In an effort to cover up the British role in steering the Jacobin operations inside the United States, and to drive a wedge between the United States and its friends in France, Robison wrote the lying book, purporting to prove that it was implicitly the allies of Carnot and Lafayette who were responsible for the interventions. Even Washington was deceived.
Later,John Quincy Adams and others uncovered the fraud of Robison’s book, reporting to President Jefferson (in then-U.S. Senator Adams’ case) that it was Robison’s friends who were the center of the treasonous enterprises.