Feb. 3—It were useful to compare the Grand Strategy of the Russia-China agreement, whose one-year anniversary is this February 4, with today’s Grand Buffoonery of the “Chinese spy balloon” over Montana. The former, “Joint Statement of the Russian Federation and the People’s Republic of China on the International Relations Entering a New Era and the Global Sustainable Development,” explains: |
More nations of the world are standing up to say no to the escalation of the NATO-Russia war, calling for peace and development. Join an international conspiracy to make this a reality! |
Feb. 2—The Schiller Institute is holding an international conference this Saturday to which you are invited. The subjects of its two panels tell you how big this discussion will be: “How Nuclear World War III Can Be Avoided,” and “The Name of Peace: A New Security and Economic Development Architecture.” |
A new system is in the making, the fundamentals of which Mr LaRouche has outlined |
Feb. 1—What passes for strategic thinking in the trans-Atlantic policy Establishment has about as much merit, and morality, as the drug policy just adopted by His Majesty King Charles’s government in British Columbia, Canada: simply legalize “personal doses” of all drugs—heroin, fentanyl, cocaine, you name it—and be done with it. Carolyn Bennett, Canada’s federal minister of mental health and addictions, praised the move as “a monumental shift in drug policy that favors fostering trusting and supportive relationships in health and social services over further criminalization.” |
Panicked cries for more money, more weapons, are coming from think tanks, Congress, defense officials -- We are not prepared for war with China!!!!! |
The failed visit of German Chancellor Scholz to Brazil was described by Helga Zepp-LaRouche as a prime example of how he is out of touch with the "epochal change" underway in the world. |
After insisting Germany would not send tanks to Ukraine, Chancellor Scholtz submitted to NATO pressure. Why? |
Jan. 31—President Lula da Silva of Brazil announced his view that a group of nations needs to come forward to work together for a peace deal in Ukraine. Speaking on Monday, Lula said that he had discussed with Scholz and Macron and intends to discuss with others, the vision of forming a new group of nations—like the formation of the G20 to address the 2008 economic crisis—to work out peace between Russia and Ukraine. The world needs “a club of people who want to achieve peace on the planet,” the president said. “My suggestion is that we create a group of countries, who sit down at the table with Ukraine and Russia to try to find peace…. What we have to do is form a group strong enough to be respected at a negotiating table—and sit down with both sides.” |
Jan. 30—We recall today, six days before the Schiller Institute Feb. 4 conference, “The Age of Reason, or the Annihilation of Humanity?” the post-World War Two mission of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, born July 30, 1882. While FDR did not live to the end of that war, his vision was adopted and advanced through the words and actions of World War Two veteran Lyndon LaRouche. LaRouche’s entire adult life, particularly from 1945 until his death, February 12, 2019, was devoted to the eradication of British, Belgian, Portuguese, Dutch and French colonialism. |
Even before any tanks have arrived, multiple voices are demanding more offensive weapons, amidst coordinated calls for re-taking Crimea. |
Let's look at U.S.-NATO war plans in the period ahead, given the long string of lies presented to justify U.S.-NATO wars in the last half-century, |
Jan. 29—The demand by Air Force Gen. Michael Minihan for his subordinates to send in their preparations for war on China, based on his prognostication that by 2025 the United States will be in a military conflict with that nation, was bad enough. That the Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee Michael McCaul (R-TX) responded, “I hope he’s wrong as well. I think he’s right, though, unfortunately,” is worse still. |
Jan. 28—The strategic watchword of international relations over the past ten days is not “tanks” for Ukraine, but “sovereignty” for all nations. There is no such thing as national sovereignty in the West’s vaunted “rules-based” order of “democracy.” |
Fusion could be a lot closer than you think |
Jan. 27—“Pentiti!” “No!”…“Ah! tempo più non v’è!” “Repent!” “No!”…“Ah! Your time is up!” But the Doomsday Clock still read 90 seconds to midnight! What had happened? The explanation was simple. The clock-time was not physical time. They had all precisely miscalculated. Anglosphere geopoliticians and “strategic realists,” take heed. “Pentiti!” |
The decision to send German tanks to Ukraine makes Germany a party to the war. This is NOT in the interest of German citizens—will NATO remain united? |
Jan. 26—Yesterday’s “Tanks to Ukraine” parade, a silly and dangerous piece of theater, meant primarily to busy Europe into a perpetual state of conflict, provoked more than a few forces around the world today to dig deeper into their own principles. In Gottfried Leibniz’s “best of all possible worlds,” evil is certainly possible, but the better angel of mankind’s nature always has the capacity to rise to the occasion, forging a greater good than otherwise would have been possible. Today provided more than a few examples. |
In times of crisis, this institution has played a strong role. |
An honest bipartisan investigation of the corruption of the "permanent bureaucracy" of the U.S. must be the task of the new "Church Committee". |
The decision to send tanks to Ukraine is a "catastrophic move" lunging us closer to World War |
The decision of the German government to submit to "massive external pressure" to send Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine is exemplary of the tragedy of Germany responding as an occupied country. |
Under "maximum external pressure," Germany agrees to provide tanks to Ukraine. Will this be the "bridge too far" to World War III? |
Jan. 24—Under enormous pressure from the US and other NATO members, Germany has made a decision that dramatically heightens the danger of the rapid, irreversible expansion of the conflict currently geographically centered on Ukraine. Chancellor Olaf Scholz announced that Germany has relented to demands, and will send its Leopard 2 battle tanks to Ukraine, and allow other nations to export Leopard 2 tanks in their possession as well. By providing these to a regime that seeks the conquest of Crimea, Germany is once again loosing its tanks upon Russia. Could Russia possibly fail to respond? |
BoJo insists there is little worry about crossing Russia's "Red Lines" by increasing arms deliveries to Ukraine -- will you trust your life to his judgement? |
