‘Win-Win’ or Global War

The showcase for the new system has been on display over the last month—from the Shanghai Cooperation Organization to the Eastern Economic Forum to the BRICS—with nations involved choosing the path of win-win cooperation, versus the endless wars pushed by the City of London’s cartel system. On the other hand, NATO’s war apparatus is pursuing wars that cannot be won with conventional weapons—nor cannot be won with nuclear weapons, since everyone would die anyway. From Xi Jinping’s visit to the US later this month, to the Brazilian and Israeli elections in October, major political decisions will be made that will determine the future course of global war, or global cooperation in a new paradigm. US Presidential candidate, Diane Sare, and Bronx Congressional candidate, Jose Vega, are providing leadership for those in the west who would like to break free of British geopolitical games by adopting LaRouche’s science of physical economy.