Larouche Responds to Rohatyn. How 'Not' To Build A Recovery: A Tale of Two Bozos

People must know about this. Little do people realise the 'tricks' used by bastards such as Rohatyn.

Take a look at this...sprung!

How Not To Build A Recovery:
A Tale of Two Bozos

by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.

[link to www.larouchepac.com]

December 13, 2005

The tale was told more or less as follows.

During one of those occasional silly seasons which the French call revolutions, a revolting pair of academics were sipping beverages in a favorite café, while successive clusters of revolutionaries raced past the café on the street outside. Suddenly, one of the pair in the café stood upright, grabbing his hat, scarf, and coat, exclaiming: "That is my revolution which just passed; I must go and lead it!"

That could be a replica of "Big MAC" swindler Felix Rohatyn and his confederate Warren Rudman, jerking into an upright position, after belatedly recognizing the importance of Democratic House leader Nancy Pelosi's now-famous Harvard address of just a little over a week ago. The product of their delayed reaction to Nancy Pelosi's address, is a silly swindle which they christened "a national investment corporation (NIC)," a piece of chicanery which Rohatyn and Rudman contributed to today's edition of the Washington Post.

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