The mythical Greek god Zeus was known to have disdained the earthly human mortals and denied them knowledge and other divine gifts to keep them in a state of perpetual misery until they died off. He insisted that Prometheus, the rebel god, not intervene in his plan of imposing ignorance and suffering on the primitive inhabitants of the planet. Despite the warnings of Zeus, Prometheus took pity on the mortals and taught them many ways of improving their quality of life, foremost among which was the beneficial use of fire.
October 2008 by Ligaya Salva Rebolos, LYM
We are now facing the biggest financial and economic break-down crisis ever known to man. Lyndon LaRouche warned last year, in his July 25, 2007 webcast, that the world financial-monetary system is hopelessly bankrupt. Within a week of that speech, the crash of Bearn Sterns shocked the world, and now, over a year later, the mortgage-financing institutions of Fannie Mae and Freddy Mac, Lehman Brothers, and Merrill Lynch have all gone under, and the U.S.
