There Is No Gaza Peace Plan Without Economic Development

While the U.S. government is facing a shutdown over the budget crisis, in due fact to the problem that both the Republican and Democratic side are completely bankrupt in terms of actual solutions of the physical-economic breakdown in the country, the Global South, or the “Global Majority,” is taking matters into their own hands. 

Helga Zepp-LaRouche, in her webcast on Oct. 1, began by emphasizing that an entirely new world order is taking shape, where the geopolitical, neocolonial system that brought about the economic destruction of many of these nations in the Global South, is being replaced by a new world economic order. In that way, she said, the formerly colonized nations have the capability to “to no longer regard themselves and be forced to be raw material producing countries, but to develop the value chain in their own countries, and in that way, starting the serious road to their own development and industrialization.... I think that that is a reality which will not go away.”

A global strategy of tension is being deployed to prevent this new system from emerging. In Copenhagen, the twenty-six heads of the corpse known as the EU are meeting to discuss how they can keep the war going in Ukraine to achieve the impossible task of inflicting a strategic defeat on Russia. This hysteria has become so unhinged, that the former Defense Minister of U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson (who sabotaged a very viable peace deal between Ukraine and Russia in the Spring of 2022) has suggested that the West “choke the life out of Crimea” and make it “uninhabitable.”

Meanwhile, in Southwest Asia, much attention is being given to Trump’s so-called comprehensive peace plan worked out between him and the war criminal Benjamin Netanyahu in the White House this week. As of now, there has been no response from Hamas, whom Trump threatened with letting Israel “finish the job” in Gaza if they had not responded to the proposal within the next few days. 

It’s unlikely that such a plan will succeed, especially given Perfidious Albion’s role in the form of Tony Blair, the former British Prime Minister who has brought much destruction to the region in the beginning of the century. However, what’s needed is an active intervention in the region to perform an economic miracle, as Lyndon LaRouche insisted must be done as early as 1975, when he proposed the Oasis Plan. Only if there is comprehensive change, through economic development, can peace be given real meaning. The entire world must be brought together in a new paradigm, which embraces the creative potential of all human beings, and promotes win-win cooperation in the form of economic development. 

Tonight’s program will feature a discussion of the role of the Oasis Plan today, and what we can do bring it about. Jason Ross, LaRouche Organization science advisor and EIR correspondent will join.