This opportunity for a new start towards a new effort for the economic redevelopment of the world, especially the wrecked economies of the Soviet Block and the drained economy of the United States, was spoiled under the Thatcher/Bush leadership of the "New World Order" which set the stage not for economic development, but the development of anarchy.  The East Block was subjected to IMF austerity and looting, and a free trade competition with the world that the depleted nations were unable to survive.  Russia lost most of its industries in this fashion, and the population lost its support structures for living.  In this vacuum organized crime set the stage for a developing anarchy that made the Soviet Communist years appear like heaven in comparison.

Lyndon LaRouche's intervention in the nuclear terrorist game, spoiled the game for the oligarchy somewhat.  Immediately after his intervention he was criminally framed on Soviet requests, and convicted of a hastily created felony, and jailed together with five of his supporters which are still incarcerated today.  None-the-less, his intervention reduced the chances for a global nuclear holocaust significantly, though not completely.  With LaRouche tied up in jail, the oligarchy won a new victory.  It restaged the old game on a new premise and reestablished its original objective

The nuclear danger that should have been history by now still lingers in the background, quite ominously in fact, and very much hidden from the public's attention.  The newly created anarchy within one of the world's most heavily nuclear armed nations poses actually a much greater danger today than it ever did during the Cold War years.  This danger is actually rather accurate as the Russian nation is driven into the twin evil of an escalating social catastrophe from an economic and financial breakdown, and the arms of organized crime which may already have acquired a nuclear capability from leakages out of the vast Soviet arsenal.  James Dale Davidson from Strategic Investment services states in a Oct. 1995 public mailing that according to his sources over 30 tactical nuclear weapons are missing from that arsenal.

Whether that report is true or not is actually irrelevant in that it merely adds to the list of players while the game for creating anarchy is still on track and moving at considerable speed as most of the western nation are fast being drawn into the rule of anarchy through the financial disintegration.  Japan has entered a deep depression, yet it was Japan that had in years past funded much of the deficits of the U.S. and other nations.  When this funding ends, the overheated markets will set off a reaction that no one has the means to control, not even the U.N., which however will seek ever greater powers, that most likely will fuel the anarchy.

The major phase of the oligarchy's plan for its U.N. is evidently still on track.  Under the cover of the cold war the two most powerful nations of the world have been rendered impotent.  The moral respect that the U.S. had once enjoyed around the world as a force in defense of human value has long been eroded, and so has the luster of communism.  There is very little left that assures discipline to principle of some sort that upholds the right of human beings to live.  Whoever believes that the markets will continue to operate as they have, under the rule of anarchy, is wrong.  He underestimates the ugliness of anarchy and completely ignores the reality that nothing can be consumed that is not created, and that nothing can be created without a widely based discipline to principle that anarchy negates.  The Black Debt, as he calls the international indebtedness within the system that is fundamentally defective, may yet turn out to be the Black Death after all.

Under the rule of anarchy, terrorism is given a new face, and is driven by a new master.  Anarchy may come to light as another one of the games that slipped out of the oligarchy's control, just as its Hitler game did, but it may not be reigned in as easily.  Terrorism is actually too horrendous a concept to be fitted into the parable of the good Samaritan, and much more so is the relatively larger scale terrorism of anarchy.  The goal of oligarchic terrorism has been the destruction of the heart and soul of humanity, on which platform the Vietnam War was successful.  Now the seeds sown will bear fruit.  The only parable of Jesus that might apply here in gaging that final work of the oligarchy in modern times, is defined in the text that describes Christ Jesus's answer to the people who tried to destroy his influence and his work: "Ye seek to kill me, a man who has told you the truth.... Ye are of your father the devil, and the lusts of your father ye will do.  He was a murderer from the beginning, and abode not in the truth, because there is no truth in him."*(John 8:40,44)

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Stories about War from novels by Rolf A. F. Witzsche