One hundred years ago, on September 8, Lyndon LaRouche was born, a person whom many people throughout the world, including myself, consider the greatest thinker of our era.

Sept. 3—There is an obvious and disgusting connection between recent mass shootings and assassinations which has been systemically censored from the accounts by the mainstream media: The Christchurch slaughter of over 50 Muslim New Zealanders in March 2019; the young Buffalo gunman killing 10 Black Americans in May 2022; and the attempted assassination of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, the Vice President and former President of Argentina, on Sept. 1. The media accounts have noted that the mass killers and assassins have all had Nazi tattoos on their bodies—the “Black Sun” (Schwarze Sonne) worn by the Nazi SS and the Wolfsangel adopted by the Nazis—as well as links to Nazi and neo-Nazi articles and websites on their social media accounts. What these media accounts leave out is that such Nazi symbols are found all over the Azov Regiment and other Nazi organizations in Ukraine, as tattoos and decorations on their uniforms and flags.

Sept. 2—“The awful Shadow of the unseen power of universal history, floats, though unseen, among us.”

The assassin walked up, took aim and pulled the trigger. Nothing. He pulled the trigger again. Nothing. The former President, now vice-President, was unhurt. “I have stared into the face of Death, and Death has turned his face away from mine.” Had a miracle occurred?