Last week LaRouchePAC presented Part 1 of Lyndon LaRouche’s five-part educational series on the science of physical economy. The series was developed and presented by LaRouche in 1984, when he was a candidate for President of the United States.
How did we get here? How did we get to a place where young people despair of owning a home or a car, or of being able to raise a family on one income, or even two? How did we get to a place where long-time small businesses have to close their doors because of crime and inflation? How did we get to a place where our children, our most precious resource, are being psychologically and physically assaulted by an insane culture? How is it possible that we now find ourselves on the brink of nuclear war? Читать дальше...
A grotesquely true satire, only the part about physically meeting the star chamber ghost is made up.
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Today's episode, delivered on a significant Monday, depicts the ongoing struggle for the United States' future, drawing inspiration from the biblical verse Zechariah 2:5 to rally support. It critiques the post-World War II global strategy led by the US, under Harry S. Truman, aimed at supporting the British financial empire, marking the beginning of a 'new dark age.' The narrative points to a shift in 2016 with Donald Trump's election, highlighting a populist uprising against an oligarchical system and corrupt elites. Читать дальше...
On Friday, the House of Representatives, by one vote, (Speaker Mike Johnson’s) declined to require the FBI and others to get a regular judicial warrant when it asks FISA’s Section 702 (the know-it-all national vacuum cleaner of all available information about everyone) database about Americans. Because of a brilliant procedural move by Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R. FL) the issue will be revisited today, Monday.
In 1984, Lyndon LaRouche, then running for U.S. President, produced a five-part video lecture series on the basic principles of economics called “The Power of Labor.” In that series, LaRouche presents the fundamentals of his science of physical economy. That science, which is rooted in the first book of Genesis, is centered on a rigorous proof of the relationship between the creative powers of the human mind and the physical development of the earth, life and mankind.
I and my wife, Deedee had the great and fortuitous opportunity to travel from our home in Houston, Texas on Monday, April 8th several hours West to Killeen, Texas to witness the total eclipse. Although originally somewhat skeptical of the value of such journey, given not only the challenges of the expected large crowds, traffic, lack of adequate food and lodging and such, but also the rather discouraging weather forecast for that region, we were rewarded richly for the effort and one could even say that it was a life-altering experience. Читать дальше...
". . . For having traffic with thyself alone,
Thou of thyself thy sweet self dost deceive . . ."
Biden boosters are trumpeting the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ March jobs report, which claims 303,000 new jobs were created that month, as a testament to the success of the Biden economy. Mush brained academics like Paul Krugman say Americans only complain about that economy because they’re biased or ignorant. Are they right? If you assume the BLS numbers are accurate, what did that report really show?
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In 1988, Lyndon LaRouche outlined a 40-year national project to build a city on Mars. Naturally, the oligarchy panned his proposal as the nonsense of a crackpot. Yet, in 2017, most of LaRouche’s “crackpot” ideas were turned into President Donald Trump’s Space Policy Directive 1. That directive made it American national policy to expand our current permanent human presence in Low Earth Orbit, to a permanent human presence on the Moon. Читать дальше...
