Happy Independence Day!b Tonight’s July 4 edition of the World Land-Bridge Show will celebrate the American System of Political Economy. Join Daniel Burke and @NeilMar94201115, our modest scholar, at 8pm EDT

July 3—As you wake up on Monday morning, the 246th Anniversary of the American Declaration of Independence, please go to the website of the Schiller Institute to watch the “call to arms”—not military arms, but creative arms—issued on Sunday by the Schiller Institute’s Founder Helga Zepp-LaRouche and Diane Sare, who achieved “mission impossible,” defying efforts by the New York State Democratic Party, by achieving ballot status to run against perhaps the most evil member of the U.S. Senate, Chuck Schumer.

July 2—Diane Sare, the independent LaRouche Organization endorsed candidate from the state of New York for the U.S. Senate seat now held by Chuck Schumer, one of the most evil members (among many) of the U.S. Congress, has pointed out in her July Fourth Independence Day statement that “Any honest patriot will admit that our beloved nation is now the perpetrator of the very acts of unjust barbarism which the British Empire had imposed on the thirteen original colonies, and for which we fought a war to liberate ourselves.” We encourage you to go to that statement and review those acts of barbarism by King George III enumerated by America’s Founding Fathers, and ponder Diane’s words.

Time to declare independence from the City of London/Wall Street corporate cartels' control of "western" financial and strategic policy

July 1—What will be tomorrow’s current history?

As things seem to stand at the moment, “tomorrow’s news” for the northern hemisphere, particularly the United States, Canada and Europe, has just been previewed in Australia, and is reported in the London Daily Mail. “Outrage as Australia’s energy crisis worsens with hospitals ordered to reduce electricity use and millions warned not to use appliances at night: ‘We’re rationing power like a 3rd world country.’” The Mail continues: “Australia’s energy crisis has deepened, with the National Electricity Market suspended, hospitals ordered to reduce electricity use and millions of people urged not to use basic appliances, despite the freezing winter weather…. The Tomago aluminum smelter in N.S.W. (New South Wales), the country’s biggest electricity user, was also forced to cut production to reduce the chance of a blackout.”