TLO Special Report: Can Trump Putin Summit Build A New Bridge Between Yesterday and Tomorrow?

The Trump-Putin summit has concluded, and the “forbidden process” of person-to-person policy meetings among Presidents Putin, Trump and China’s Xi Jinping has begun. The statements made yesterday by Vladimir Putin, who confirmed that there would have been no “Ukraine war” had Donald Trump been the President; and by Donald Trump, who reported that both he and Putin knew that RussiaGate was a hoax, intended to interfere with productive relations between Russia and the United States, were stunning enough to the Anglosphere. The specter however, of a new paradigm in humanity’s economic development, implied by the conference’s setting in Alaska, home of the Bering Strait, has made the British Empire and other enemies of humanity apoplectic.

August 15 is an important historic date, also, because 54 years ago, Lyndon LaRouche first came to international prominence. LaRouche had forecast what no one else foresaw—the collapse of the Bretton Woods Monetary System—and offered immediate solutions to that crisis, an “emergency reconstruction program.” LaRouche’s idea of world development corridors is the “higher manifold” in which the Bering Strait Bridge-Tunnel is properly located, and with it, the key to the establishment of a functional new security and development architecture for the planet. Speakers: Dennis Speed, Mike Robinson of UK Column