May 14, 2009 (LPAC)--What would you think about a scholarly article entitled: "What Are the Potential Cost Savings from Legalizing Physician- Assisted Suicide?" If you knew no more than the title, you might wonder if it was written by the grandaddy of British utilitarianism, Jeremy Bentham; or perhaps by LSD-pervert Aldous Huxley; or by Nazi doctor Karl Brandt.

Good guesses ... but wrong.

This is the title of a 1998 paper co-authored by Ezekiel Emanuel, a leading adviser to Budget Director Peter Orszag and a member of President Obama's elite 15-person Federal Coordinating Council on Comparative Effectiveness Research. The Council is charged by the Obama administration with preparing the list of which medical procedures will henceforth be p ermitted, and which not, with an eye to cutting $2 trillion from health care payments--to be handed over to the bankrupt hedge funds and banks which run the HMOs.

Brandt, Goering, and Hitler himself have nothing on these modern Nazis. Ezekiel Emanuel's co-author of the mentioned paper, Margaret Battin--like Emanuel, a bio-ethicist--has written other papers with sick titles like "The Least Worst Death: Selective Refusal of Treatment"; "Terminal Sedation: Pulling the Sheet Over Our Eyes"; and "Assisted Suicide: Can We Learn From Germany?" Is this any different than Hitler's doctor Karl Brandt's defense of euthanasia at Nuremberg: "Death can mean deliverance. Death is life--just as much as birth. It was never meant to be murder."

And don't forget that, among the means identified at Nuremberg as causing the "murder and ill-treatment of Civilian Populations" was the "inadequate provision of surgical and medical services" -- exactly the policies being imposed on the U.S. today by Summers, Geithner, Orszag, and their British masters.

As Lyndon LaRouche stated unequivocally yesterday: "The Hitler program has been revived by the Obama administration."

"This is straight Nazi stuff," LaRouche elaborated. "It's not a quibble; it's not an interpretation. This is a direct copy of the philosophy of the Nazis. You cannot duck that issue. This is Nazi stuff. And it's explicit. We know all this stuff from Hermann Goering and so forth in the 1920s, and after that with their international connections, like certain Wall Street firms. We have been warned, and we act accordingly. People who condone this are criminals, because they either knew, or should have known, what they are doing. They either knew, or should have known."

LaRouche continued: "Please be careful: don't accept an invitation to sleep at the White House! It might be a longer sleep than you expected.... Every time the question comes up, we should say: `This is the tradition of the Fuehrer's program being maintained. You should be grateful to your insightful President, who has helped to bring this forward. And he's going to relieve some of the strains of the world by eliminating excess population.' We keep wondering where we heard that before!"

LaRouche emphasized that the entire HMO system has to be immediately eliminated. "Repeal the HMO's, period. Because only if you repeal it, do you open the gates for the easy route to the necessary reforms. After you get the HMO's repealed, after that, then you go with the other programs for rebuilding health care in the U.S., but not before."

"Don't accept any discussion or dialogue on Social Security and such issues," LaRouche advised. "First we have to reduce the costly mismanagement of health care by these insurance companies, by eliminating the HMO's. This will eliminate the biggest factor of waste in the health care system.

"The HMO's just took over and replaced Hill-Burton. There's no way of compromising on that; you have to be absolutel y ruthless. The HMO is a parasite; there's no question about it. This is all criminal, and we have to deal with it as a crime.

"The point is people get hesitant, and they say: `In the meantime, what are we going to do?' In the meantime? There is no meantime! Either we get these guys out now, or there's no chance: mass death occurs. That's what happened with Hitler. There were Jewish communities that also said: `Look, don't fight it, it will go away.' It's the same thing today."

As for the Nazi behavioral economists, LaRouche said, "these guys have to go. Because either these guys are going to go, or the President is going to go. And the President has to think through that choice. Because the American people are not going to put up with this crap. And these guys are going to find that the American people are going to say to the President: `You get rid of those guys, or we get rid of you.' "