If this is not new information to you, it doesn't make this information old. Karl Marx's Das Kapital and Dr. Michael Hudson’s Super Imperialism: The Economic Strategy of American Empire are not new books, to name a couple; yet, for all of those who have not been introduced to them, they are very new. Just like the concepts of Modern Monetary Theory, the fact that—both—Democrats and the Republicans are working against their constituencies, and countless other perspectives not broadcast in the corporate media and even most of the sliver of media which is public.

There will always be arrogant people more interested in self-aggrandisement, who will call presentations of alternatives to ruling-class dogma “a waste of time,” rather than encourage others to avail themselves of what they claim to already understand. Perhaps, we shall take them to task and challenge them to help others understand what they claim—or recognise them as hindrances to understanding.

The alternative is explained by Webster Tarpley in the video: What Really Happened On 911. "Millions of people in front of the capitol waving nooses at each of the congressmen and senators, the president, the Pentagon"

Part two, for the time being, is in our hands to inform ourselves, to read more.

I recommend those interested in fully understanding the alternatives to economic austerity being imposed by banking and financial elites—which have captured governments around the world with the assistance of misguided or uninformed voters and non-voters, such as sovereign money creation for the benefit of the people (or moving to a resource-based economy or you name it), rather than for the further enrichment of ruling-class elites at the expense of the people and their hopes for democracy, as commercial credit creation transfers the wealth of nations their infrastructures away from the commons and toward the 1%—to come together for community workshops and town halls to delve deeper.