Financial Meltdown

With all the talk about global warming dominating the news, one wonder, why is there know talk about financial meltdown? While we cannot vouch for the source of the information, what matters is not whether we like the people responsible, but this individual message. Overall, Larouche is a bad bad man, but we should still ponder questions related to finances. That said, consider the article:

There is a battle raging among climate scientists, geologists, chemists, and other scientists about the cause for the climate fluctuations which, over hundreds of thousands of years, have determined the shifts between ice ages, warming periods, interglacials, and inter-warming periods. All serious scientists agree that solar cycles, and only to a negligible degree human activity, are responsible for changes in temperature. In the face of this clear contradiction between scientific analysis and a propaganda campaign which has recently been used by the hedge funds, how is it explainable that Chancellor Angela Merkel used the German presidency of the European Union to make the subject of climate the top priority? And that, despite the fact that Merkel is herself a physicist, and therefore surely has the ability to inform herself on the facts of the matter.

The suspicion is that governments not only know that the "man-made climate catastrophe" is a swindle, but that they also know that the system associated with globalization is coming to an end. And because they don't have the courage to admit that their incompetent economic policy is responsible for the current systemic crisis, the climate question serves as a welcome scapegoat. Because if the financial system collapses, then chaos threatens, and in this situation they have several emergency measures in mind.

Big troubled thoughts come to mind.