north seattle community college and i have been in the seattle area for thirty three years as a political organizer for the movement of lyndon  am certain that many of you watching this are familiar with our deployments arts tables you see men are younger and older people in the streets you have picked up some of our literature and i am one of those people who've been here thirty three years and have been active in promoting the ideas and policies of lyndon  the united states has been going down the tubes since the assassination of president kennedy and stead of accelerating our development towards nuclear power and fusion and towards massive increasing development of water systems around the world and increasing the op productivity of the world we have been breaking down that productivity through radical free trade globalization and free market policies as well as environmental policies so we are at a point now where to productive power is being crushed by the combination of environmentalis and the financial speculative for not sure of the too big to fail too big to jail financial institutions that are now going for an open over dictatorship over the pre press simply transatlantic region as well as the world on the basis of there's too big to fail too big to jail and one of the means by which they are going for a dictatorship is the use of religious warfare example fired by the the al  operations that are being financed by the saudis and supported by the bush administration and the obama administration as a weapon against those nations which have not gone along with these policies so we're at the brink of a general breakdown of the economic structures which support human existence and we're at the point where instead of creating a planet of the value men of industrialization of infrastructure of higher assassination of kennedy and later bobby and and kennedy and martin luther king so very simply the root movement at this moment is committed to implementing glass steagall to break up the banks and launch a leap frog drive towards developing a thermal nuclear fusion and developing the largest water project in india in human history centered in bringing the water down from alaska to prove british columbia into greening the entire western part of the united states and northwestern part of mexico that is would have occurred had kennedy not been killed that is what the roof represent now in seattle we are in the at the center of the hatred of economic development the hatred among the provide a layer of the population there run seattle they have a hatred for nuclear power they have a hatred for anything that it will increase the world population so in a sense in seattle we are at the epicenter of the policies of genocide as promoted by globalization and environmentalism this is one of their principle support bases and this environmentalist idea of reducing the world's population shutting down the economy  small as beautiful all of that is is a very powerful in in seattle you have microsoft chairman bob microsoft founder bill gates is very much on board this is the political establishment of the puget sound area and so we are definitely in an environment a very hostile environment to our ideas now in the necessarily the blue collar population not necessarily in the outlying areas in the suburban or are our rule areas but primarily in the in the city areas where the predominant amount of white collar people who do not have families who are not committed to the future who who have this religious ideology that mankind is economic development development of more advanced energy dense technologies like nuclear and fusion is  terrible thing and should be stopped instead we should have solar and wind mills which reduced the physical productive power of your nation which then creates the circumstances where you don't have the ability to sustain a population which case you have starvation and and and  and and massive massive debt and that's a that's where we're headed and but here is the religious center for the belief to mankind is fundamentally evil and he's mankind is an evil force in  is a is something that's been going on for some time it's the s t changes and the zoning laws to to show to prevent development and to outlaw development and outlaw and so forth but most of the development discoursing on is not necessarily of the kind that you want it's urban sprawl it's real estate speculation driving people out of the cities and creating these mass freeways and then and then  gentrifying the the so the slums it's all of the development that has occurred in in terms of housing in and suburban and all of that has been a driven by real estate speculation not by sound urban i always was very aware from the childhood of the condition of the world poverty and in the third world i spent a lot of time in mexico as a child i was very aware and i i would get very angry and enraged when someone would say well the reason those people are poor is because they are you know lazy or they have the wrong genetic makeup or whatever and i get out of school enraged you know and and so i our i already had that quality ah i used to get in the basin and and in junior high school around all of this and then i went to high school and then i went to columbia and i never really wanted a career i wanted to do something for four because i concern for development and you've got this paradox here where the people who appear to be most sympathetic to the poor are also shutting down the very means to sustain the poor if we were to have gone in the direction that kennedy had intended which is a continuation of our franklin delano roosevelt had intended you wouldn't have any poor in the world we would have we would have created the level of education the level of wow through the development of the infrastructure to the development of nuclear power we would have fusion most likely by now but all that got shut down because at the core was an oligarch that was based in europe and partly in the u s which said no we're not going to have that we're not going to have a world of a set of continuous economic progress no doubt will not be allowed we will kill the presidents of the united states or the potential presence of the united states who represent the franklin delano roosevelt perspective and that and that has been the the history of the united states and the epicenter of that empire of that only garko world view has always been in london has always been in europe has always been wall street which is an extension of that and that crowd has always maintained has always been fascist and essence you know what was hitler all about killer was a buyout lowering the world's population going to a enclaves of people living happily on the land you know in village formations but he understood that you couldn't support a pop world population without increasing world population without massive industrial development so he said well that's why you have to have space you have to aspace for this kind of lifestyle for this kind of ecologically balanced lifestyle you need to have space which he called lebensraum so there's not enough space so the only reason we're going to industrial have industrial development for our military production was his point of view and we're going to take the population of eastern europe and slave them put them through slave labor camps and then and then and then call them as we do that and i know and after we conquer the world we're going to go to a village life we're going to go to a a idyllic kind of romantic world of a communitarian world that's hitler you know that was hitler you know that was the that's what we have today we have the same mindset oh the jews oh we're not we're not going to hell i went after the jews well that was because the jews had a higher culture that the jewish culture in germany was very opposed to that it was a pro science culture it was a battle historically between that faction which has seen itself as an extension of that financial empire centered in washington and the ten day desire of the american to develop the desire of the progress the whole idea of the creation of the united states the whole idea of the founding fathers the whole idea of the constitution is to provide the structure for the population to have the freedom to promote dead development to promote the industrial technological scientific development to bring the population out of a condition of brutal  why do you have freedom to be productive to to get to to to give to future generations something better than what you have have now that whole concept has been under attack and you had the war of eighteen twelve you had the civil war you had the assassination of mckinley you had the return of the american system with franklin delano roosevelt you have the assassination of john mechanic this is all a continuous process of a historical fight that most people in the united states do not have a sense of it's because the culture has been totally taken over by the anti human anti development perspective the rock drug sex counter culture which is that took off during the vietnam war and the pessimism of the vietnam war is a product of that of that of that orientation so now we have a culture we have a transatlantic system which is dying it's about to go into nuclear war with russia because russia isn't going along though they're in bad shape it's promoting a wave of terror and then using the wave of terror to justify overthrowing the constitution overthrowing everything and that's the that's what's happening and what has to happen now is we have to take the power disinherit in the constitution the power it is inherent in our system our implicit system of government and pass the legislation that's now in the senate that's now in the improve it get glass steagall implemented that wipes out the power that's behind all of this but but you have to have an orientation and the orientation has to be to go for fusion power as fast as possible  and develop nuclear power and to to create the level of energy density technologies which will create which will make up for the loss of the last fifty of the last sixty fifty years last fifty some years know your supporters seem to be the people you work with seem to be supporting bank regulation why stephen how does that fit in to the nuclear rebuilding the str so that than once you implement it you can then create the credit through a third national bank or through a credit facility that can then finance the infrastructure it's be state financed but it private sector would be involved  then begins to reverse and under f d r you had a facility called the reconstruction finance corporation which function that way and under lincoln you had the greenback policy and you had a similar policy being proposed by kennedy arthur national bank  which is not a federal reserve it's a financial institution that is chartered and it has the power to lend directly to build the the nation's economy up and it as a unifying credit structure for for development otherwise you don't need wast three what is wall street do they just they're just a leech on the society if you have a credit system like we had before you create the credit engage and you have various different cycles the farmers get credit they produce they pay off the credit that when their product comes in and software you have these credit cycles which are connected to the physical economy this is not speculation it's not inflationary it's not  you're not tying up all these resources with the financial sector which does nothing produces nothing but fortunately most people and for a one k s are tied up in this wall street machine that  protected under glass steagall but not to derivatives not the wild casino which is in the quadrillion range that doesn't get protect so you said you've been organizing on the streets of seattle for over thirty years and i would like to know just what what kind of changes have you seen in the population the man on the ok on the street when i came here in one nine hundred eighty seattle was still predominately a city of working people although and not a but you had boeing at its height you had the shipyards beginning to shut down you have a predominantly a working population but you also had an increasing  shift away from a working population as the global free trade globalization free trade structure was taking off towards a service sector and what you see as our large component of the people who moved up here in seattle were coming here to to a kind of eat from the standpoint of a kind of ecological paradise at least that's what it appeared to me and so there's been a shift in in the seattle point but that's not the entire population nested best for population in the seattle area now are you also you also have but this is the shift has been going on and then microsoft came in and so you have this use microsoft aspect information society but again information is not a it's not productive in the sense of the physical production it shortens it's information but it's not it's not the same thing as as as as a productive power so essentially seattle has undergone these changes and the current that the turning point politically in seattle was one nine hundred eighty the year that i came to seattle was a profound turning point in seattle you have the change in the democratic party from a farm and industrial productive orientation you had jimmy carter of appointing to anti nuclear activists to the nuclear regulatory to the nuclear regulatory commission which will intentionally create a created a regulatory changes that that will continuously changing and th the nuclear power here and here in washington state that was done by jimmy carter's two and two anti nuclear appointees to the three bamber board of the nuclear regulatory commission so you had essentially the shift is side to democratic party to took from a farm labor alliance if it be shifted to a to a more are anti farm labor alliance based in king county took over the democratic party and   and and that was the turning point right there at the same time that that was going on the leading democrats were targeted with a sting operation bang marial and war going who are the leading democrats the democratic party shifted that the political landscape shifted 's when the shift took place in the state of washington in seattle and from then on that that the state politics and have been his idea was this turning this came from the top it came from what was going on inside the democratic party jimmy carter and the trilateral commission that he was a that helped to bring him in was a part of that it was the move towards a post industrial society and if it is point it was a turning point carter was a turning point reagan was a turning point in free trade although there was still a pro development point taken reagan but he he was he was going with free trade then then then clinton was was more of a holding pattern and then you had a massive turning point with  ok we had a massive support in the democratic party in our fight against bush and cheney but the democratic party was and its leadership essentially a body  the idea that obama was a was an improvement on bush and and when obama began to show that he was going to continue bush and even x out right what bush was doing they couldn't deal with it so we put the mustache obama because what obama repartee as is the fascist policies that have been of the oligarchical point of view that has that was also hitler's point of view it was and his way and the bush family's point of view in another way and obama represents that and what's happened is that more and more people are recognizing we were right we are we are having our constitution overthrown beginning with bush but now with obama it's almost complete he is demanding that congress give him from an authority for going to war and this resolution on syria that the n s a the drones the distance surveillance and the use of the surveillance to blackmail state to blackmail elected officials justices and what have you a police state we are in the middle of a fascist police state getting ready to go into a nuclear confrontation with russia for world order that is what we face the democrats can't handle it they're either too corrupt or they're too gutless one of the other or they're part of it and they're going along they're going along with the very policies that they rejected on their bush their lockstep going along with the very policies that they rejected under bush now there is some break taking place there is a group of democrats that are pushing for glass  too much of a problem of public opinion built up against us for this terrible work i have always maintained before i joined the movement in seventy four when i was twenty three years old i have always maintained that you never base your activity on what's popular now you always base your activity on where things are going and where things will be ten years twenty years thirty years down the line ok and i asked the key for me the issue was never what people thought in this particular moment but how the actual policies that were being implemented were going to cause the destruction or development and in this case a destruction of society and therefore who among the loyal followers of that policy will be willing to break with that policy at at the moment that the whole thing is being destroyed and that's always been my orientation and i'm reminded and that's how revolutions work revolutions are work on the basis of recruiting of being popular revolutions work on the process of being of having a policy solution an incredible crisis which is now an unfolding that's how revolutions work you know have a revolution because you're you're you know you're you're militant or you're this or you that you have a revolution because you're providing a policy  alternative to total destruction and at the last moment you have the potential to recruit chunks of the institutions which i'm now realize that what they've been doing for the last twenty years thirty years ten years whatever is totally a failure they have to kowtow to something else and that's the reason we've done it this way