<\/a><\/center><\/p>\nNikolai Bukharin:<\/strike> Bernanke: You’ve seen the news. The interventions we implemented earlier such as Tukhachevsky’s smashing of the Tambov uprising<\/strike> such as Bear Stearns and the GSEs are not working to restore order. The sailor revolt in Kronstadt<\/strike> AIG situation is more systemic than we realize. Brutal suppression<\/strike> Our $85 billion bridge loan failed to stabilize the Party’s revolutionary control<\/strike> markets. The economy and our entire system is headed for a free fall if we don’t act now. We must do so and be seen to do so in a major way. <\/p>\n
Aleksei Rykov:<\/strike> Paulson: We must act now. This is not how I would like us to operate in theory. Marx taught us that class revolution . . .<\/strike> We all here today remain in favor of unrelenting ideological struggle against class enemies<\/strike> deregulation and market forces. These are cards we are dealt. We must intervene now and seize the ‘commanding heights’ of the economy. We will stimulate regulatory and other incentives to allow market clearing forces to function at the krai<\/i><\/strike> local and soyuz<\/strike> Union levels. <\/p>\n
We are calling this our New Economic Policy (NEP)<\/a>.<\/p>\n It’s a temporary measure, to signal stabilization to the peasants and workers<\/strike> financial markets. From the excesses of the recent years. We will nationalize those assets that are too big to fail<\/strike> allow others to control and allow primitive capitalization to occur<\/strike> people to feel safe in their mutual funds.<\/p>\n