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his influence will always be with us. His polemical approach was rooted in his love for his fellow man. That's how he was able to do what he did so well; why the BRICS are now showing real progress.

It is. Now where did they put these Trolly Cars? I would like to photograph them.

Live NH

FAScinating! He also was a a paranoid schizophrenic, anti-semite, convicted grifter, and fascist. But keep going. His pronunciation is genetic, and he loved iguanas.....

@@roscoefoofoo You sound like a retard

​@@roscoefoofooprojection much...

@@Massin-cz8os The syphilitic spores murmur some more! And here I was, forgetting the LaRouchies as history's littlest turdflecks. Let me guess: You're also a Trump spitlicker, ja?

video policy's would make him electable but the other aides/medical and homosexual/trans-ranting and Jewish parts not so much as i was expecting a crazy ranting but got common sense politics instead in this video segment on gold standard coming back and taxation and energy ( now 1980's makes his thoughts about solar and wind and storage/batteries outdated, as that's 25+ years ago and advances have been made and now common ish placement to being fair to him, still not for nukes on land/stationary-power ( no for weapons! but the genie 🧞‍♂is out of the bottle now/1950~ ) but sea-transport im all for it ) resources and job's

remember that movie Contact?

@@WhenceRed what about it?

Well ... It's It : Faith No More and It Is, or We Are, Parmenides what else?

@@WhenceRed I'm sorry, I am not understanding, but I'm curious. Could you elaborate? Thank you

@@henrymeyer5214 ty I will peek into it.

@No waäy: Oohhh, a `cOnSpIrAcY tHeOrY`... Gosh, I've never seen one of those before; ssooo original!

@@MorpheusOne what about free healthcare, don't you want that?

@waäy: This has little, if anything, to do with healthcare. At all. Chode. You are talking about industry and the role that government, in general, & federal governments, overall, play in how industry operates. Enron, MCI Worldcom, Adelphia, Halliburton, etc., would never have collapsed the way that they did if the proper regulations had been in place to keep them from turning into the disasters that they became. And that's not to say that government always gets it right, either. Chernobyl is perhaps the finest example of this. Interesting that you would choose `healthcare` as something specific to cry & moan about when much of the world gets healthcare right. And any country that relies entirely or mostly on private industry to get it done has done a miserably bad job! Hmm. Nice FAIL, too. Chode.

@waäy: So, are you going to answer any of my questions or are you going to play `crisis actor`?!

Probably not. And I do hope they're both pushing daisies. Although, I've heard that, Q hasn't done a `Q-drop` since December of last year. Given the reality that the FBI has long-since recognized Qanon as a domestic terrorist threat, going back long before the Pandemic began, it seems rather likely, regardless of who Q is, that the FBI picked up Q & they are rotting away somewhere. Perhaps Guantanamo Bay... That's a good thing. Lyndon Larouche, he's just being eaten by worms. Period. Full stop.

You’ll believe anything anyways so who cares 😂 You know this guy is a convicted tax fraudster right?

@@henrymeyer5214 blah blah blah… youre on a right wing wacko cult dude. Accept reality.

You didn't hear? It was the FBI

Please get better at propaganda, or maybe try putting something educational like in the 3rd world.

@Zac Hulayev: What is it about this white supremacist that made him a ``brilliant man``¿?

@@MorpheusOne <----clueless.

@Concerned One: Lyndon LaRouche embraced white supremacy with open arms; he did this with anti-semitism, anti-gov't, in particularly anti-Federal Gov't, and many other white supremacist and, bare minimum, 'white supremacist shill' `cOnSpIrAcY tHeOrIeS`. And he was completely open about it! You. Are. An. Idiot.

@@MorpheusOne Larouche: Black leaders are being killed and their leadership is being replaced with made up black celebrities and controlled leaders. Media: Larouche is against black celebrities, the KKK LOVES HIM

I'm 100% pro nuclear. LaRouche was right about this. He had a solid understanding of western civilization and how it got that way, and saw the dark forces that worked against it. I'm not saying I agreed with him on every little thing, but he was right about a lot of things and I agree that he was framed to shut him up. He understood the mentality of a venal elite that was willing to run the west into the ground and what it took to challenge the Soviets.

To run an economy takes energy. We can't do this without nuclear energy. I've got nothing against solar energy. It works great for satellites. But we can't take nuclear out of the equation. It's a heck of a lot cleaner than coal. Without nuclear energy the west will shut down. The Chinese are building nuclear reactors like pancakes. We can't we? We can build better, saffer, more efficient reactors.

@@angusorvid8840 I agree. Nuclear Energy: Specifically Thorium and Fission Reactors and then also Hydro-Electric Energy we could use. And then on a local level where in the areas where it's relatively sunny most of the year, we can have solar panels, but this last one should be done locally.

@Ben Kleschinsky: Well, you did make this comment over six months ago; do you still support white supremacy?

The biggest crime against humanity is the forced decomissioning of nuclear power plants in United States. Yet we want to increase immigration when we are decreasing energy production and agriculture. Our birthrate is falling and institutions are collapsing like education and healthcare because there are not enough new workers.

@Ben Kleschinsky: Lol?¿ " *The biggest crime against humanity is the forced decommissioning of nuclear power plants in United States.* " Dafuq?! Gosh, _Mr. Kleschinsky,_ which _special interest group_ do you work for?? We don't need nuclear power. We have plenty of fossil fuels and renewables, i.e., coal, natural gas, hydro-electric, solar & wind! We also, however, don't have enough political will power from our citizens, in particularly our politicians, to pay for the infrastructure & its upkeep. Specifically in the United States, every time something bad happens...& sometimes just for `shits & giggles`, such as the collapse of the multiple energy grids throughout Texas this past winter season, the anti-science freaks run around pointing fingers, as was pointed at renewable energy by Texas' state politicians during & immediately following that freezing event... That collapse happened because Texas state law does not require their utilities to winterize their infrastructure. Seen as an unnecessary cost, since it is, after all, Texas, no less than 15 people died because of this *negligent homocide.* We do not *need* nuclear energy. At all. And it's not as if nuclear energy is completely safe, either; i.e., Saturday 26th of April, 1986, reactor # 4... Your utopian horror `cOnSpIrAcY tHeOrY` is a source of good comedy! The way that you clumsily stagger back & forth on individual and between subjects leads me to assume that you suffer from some sort or brain-rot, perhaps an obsessive compulsive disorder. My advice to you is to lay off the recreational drugs, take your anti-psychotic meds & don't breed, Cletus! You're welcome!

In order to understand him you will need to form your own opinion without relying on so called authorities that rule our corrupt society.

Lyndon LaRouche was falsley framed and imprisoned for five years by Reagan after his publications were shut down by government in violation of First Amendment. Leaders asked for his exoneration by sending a letter to Janet Reno including Rosa Parks, Eugene McCarthy, Amelia Boynton Robinson, Mervyn Malcolm Dymally, and James Bevel.

@Ben Kleschinsky: Why would Rosa Parks write and/or sign a letter for the `exoneration` of a known white supremacist?¿ And, please...do, go into detail!

You are correct, genius

@@MorpheusOne white supremacist 🙉 u should read some books first.