Feb 1, 2012
Michael Hudson backing a way-too-late Kucinich run against Obama and the Republican: a false-opposition run which the "Occupy Movement" deception was secretly organized and funded (by Soros?) to support
Michael Hudson on The Keiser Report takes over the theme of opposition to Austrian Economics – while secretly working for a run by Dennis Kucinich to kick in after Ron Paul ends his campaign in August. Kucinich is going to run in order to absorb energy that might have gone to some substantive populist opposition, in order to prevent populism from gaining any last-minute traction after the conventions leave people stuck with Obama and the Republican. If Kucinich were really serious about a run, he would have been public long ago, looking for support. The fact that he is going to enter as opposition so late – and that he has been secretly planning to do so with the secret leadership of the secret Occupy movement – tells me and perhaps you, that Kucinich is only interested in sapping and controlling some of the opposition energy pent up in the populists and expected to be white-hot after the conventions when it is clear that Ron Paul bombed and we are stuck with two monstrous candidates to choose between.
Dennis and Elizabeth Kucinich
Former Chase Manhattan economist, Beijing advisor, UN advisor and Dennis Kucinich advisor, and Bloomberg commentator Michael Hudson has just staked out a position of leader of the anti-Austrian and anti-Wall Street thought. Hudson, on Keiser, here, says Austrian Economics is "insane" ideology that wants to replace government with central planning by the big banks – which is stupid, because that is what we have had since John D. Rockefeller and J. P. Morgan. At any rate, Hudson informs us that Kucinich will run against Obama and the Republican. Kucinich will run, doubtless – not that you will believe me – to replace Ron Paul after the conventions as the false-opposition candidate.
Keiser asked Hudson why he is not at Davos – and Keiser is right. Why hasn't Hudson put out his solution long ago – when it first occurred to him? If he and Kucinich have a solution they have been working on – and if they have been working with the hidden leadership of Occupied – why have they not gone public with their solution before this? Why have they not advanced it and argued for its superiority over the social credit solution I offer, or the gold standard and austerity solution? But Hudson, like all of the other phonies, has been long on diagnosis but short on cure. Why the hell would one wait until after August to unleash a solution – unless, like Ron Paul, he is not in it to win, but only to "occupy" the space that real populists should have been occupying in your sorry sorry minds.
Michael Hudson – "progressive" counterpart to "libertarian" Peter Schiff and Gerald Celente – all diagnosis and prognosis, but no prescription. None of his books – neither Super Imperialism, nor Global Fracture, nor Fictitious Economy – offer a cure. In his interview with Keiser, he simply states that nothing bad will happen except to the 99 percent if we default. He does say that Greece should repudiate; but he does not raise a call for repudiation by the U.S. – although he may do so after August, when it is sure to be too late to affect the election – but only because, by doing so, he will take leadership of the repudiation movement that will come (no one notices that populists have been calling for repudiation for some time) and will lead it nowhere: lots of smoke but no fire. Look at his background and look at who is signing the checks that keep Hudson fed – and you may begin to suspect that I may be right.





