‘An Alternative to War and Looting in the Americas’

EIR and the International Peace Coalition will cosponsor a roundtable event on Sept. 4th, entitled: “An Alternative to War and Looting in the Americas.” This will highlight the potential for development corridors in South America, where the proposed Bioceanic Corridor—connecting the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans—could be connected to the deep water port in Chancay, Peru. Wall Street and the City of London’s “Dope INC.” have long opposed such development in Central and South America due to their Malthusian bent, and the massive cash flow from laundering money from the cartels who traffic drugs, weapons and humans. Trump’s National Security Strategy (NSS) document calls for driving any and all Chinese economic development projects out of the Americas, and for sharply polarizing Ibero-America and the Caribbean along right-vs.-left lines—a rehash of the Communist threat of the Cold War. Similar attempts to further control global trade routes are being done in the Arctic, prompting Putin to warn today of conflict potential in the Pacific and that “NATO is creeping into the region.” True American patriots, like John Quincy Adams, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Lyndon LaRouche—who long advocated for the Bioceanic Corridor—would support these development corridors as a path to peace and prosperity for all nations.