Promethean Action

LaRouchePAC Manhattan organizer Diane Sare presents the contents of a new Executive Intelligence Review magazine special report, "The Bitter Truth About the U.S. Recovery", which details the physical economic effects of gutting the productive manufacturing sectors on the economy, but more importantly the citizens of the U.S. A link to the EIR special report will be available soon.

This week LaRouchePAC brings you a special Friday webcast. Top Russian officials are now warning that the U.S. strategic missile deployments near Russian borders could rapidly turn into a new Cuban Missile Crisis. As Helga Zepp-LaRouche (founder of the Schiller Institute) had recently said, “Who does not wake up and know that we are on the verge of World War Three? Such a person is not in the real world. We are closer to World War Three than at any time in the entire postwar (1945) period." In response to this situation, LaRouchePAC's Friday webcast feature's EIR's Paul Gallagher join's Matthew Ogden to discuss Lyndon LaRouche's solution as outlined in the 1984 LaRouche Doctrine.

This Thursday finds us almost at the G20 meeting in Kyoto, Japan where President Trump will meet with Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping while an anxious world awaits the outcome. The most remarkable fact to emerge from the intellectual midgets who debated last night for the Democratic Nomination is that Tulsi Gabbard’s single minded focus on ending U.S. foreign wars of intervention won Matt Drudge’s poll as to who won the debate. Drudge is widely read by the President’s supporters and the independents in the U.S. electorate.

Lyndon LaRouche’s associates are in an all-out mobilization to introduce a new dynamic for actual sustainable peace into a world made perilous by the machinations of a dying British monetary imperial order. Think about the House of Lords declaration, in their report, “British Foreign Policy In a Shifting World Order” that Donald Trump or listening to those who support him, must not be elected in 2020 and that information warfare and censorship regimes will ensure that result. Think about that when you think about the NSA conducting cyberwarfare, such as potentially sabotaging Russia’s power grid, without ever seeking the President’s approval. Think about the fact that the U.S. Congress, driven mad by the phony British generated operation known as Russiagate, actually authorized this warfare. Think about the fact that the war party, now lusting after new and escalated conflict, have run a continuous coup against Trump –the very same people who indicted and demonized Lyndon LaRouche.

There is a solution. The four powers LaRouche named who could overpower the British imperial monetary system, China, the United States, India, and Russia could collaborate on joint projects on the frontiers of science and discovery, like the crash program to go to Mars which President Trump suggested. The four powers could agree that the takedown of the Bretton Woods system and the triumph of the City of London’s speculative financial economy, looting the world rather than developing it, could be replaced by a system devoting credit solely to productive activities. The four powers could agree that Lyndon LaRouche’s Four Laws for Economic Development are the key to turning this march toward war around. Join us for tonight’s discussion.

Johannes Brahms, Vier ernste Gesänge, Op. 121

Wenn ich mit Menschen- und Engelszungen (1 Corinthians 13:1-3, 12-13)

Gertrude Pitzinger, Alto

Pianist unknown

This piece was used as part of a May 18, 2019 LaRouchePAC class on Science and Culture presented by John Sigerson.

Watch the full class at: https://discover.larouchepac.com/class_4_italy_science_culture

Copyright: The performer, Gertrude Pitzinger, personally gave the Schiller Institute these performances from her private collection in 1996

Johannes Brahms, Vier ernste Gesänge, Op. 121

O Tod, wie bitter bist du (Sirach 41:1-2)

Gertrude Pitzinger, Alto

Pianist unknown

This piece was used as part of a May 18, 2019 LaRouchePAC class on Science and Culture presented by John Sigerson.

Watch the full class at: https://discover.larouchepac.com/class_4_italy_science_culture

Copyright: The performer, Gertrude Pitzinger, personally gave the Schiller Institute these performances from her private collection in 1996

Johannes Brahms, Vier ernste Gesänge, Op. 121

Ich wandte mich, und sahe an (Ecclesiastes 4:1-3)

Gertrude Pitzinger, Alto

Pianist unknown

This piece was used as part of a May 18, 2019 LaRouchePAC class on Science and Culture presented by John Sigerson.

Watch the full class at: https://discover.larouchepac.com/class_4_italy_science_culture

Copyright: The performer, Gertrude Pitzinger, personally gave the

Schiller Institute these performances from her private collection in 1996.

Johannes Brahms, Vier ernste Gesänge, Op. 121

Denn es gehet dem Menschen wie dem Vieh (Ecclesiastes 3:19-22)

Gertrude Pitzinger, Alto

Pianist unknown

This piece was used as part of a May 18, 2019 LaRouchePAC class on Science and Culture presented by John Sigerson.

Watch the full class at: https://discover.larouchepac.com/class_4_italy_science_culture

Copyright: The performer, Gertrude Pitzinger, personally gave the Schiller Institute these performances from her private collection in 1996

As the war continues over the American presidency, it’s time to completely outflank the ancient oligarchical enemy with Lyndon LaRouche’s celebration of human creativity encompassed in his vision for a crash program to reach Mars, starting with colonization of the Moon. This point was emphasized by Donald Trump early last week when he told NASA to stop referring to his space proposal as a Moon Mission. We have done that already. It is, rather, a mission to Mars and the encounter with all the scientific discoveries and problems inherent in that endeavor.

A memorial event celebrating the life and legacy of American statesman, Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. was held in Manhattan, June 8th, 2019 with simultaneous satellite events watching across the country. See the full program below and at https://larouchepac.com/20190610/memoriam-triumph-lyndon-h-larouche-jr

Introduction – Dennis Speed

Prologue – Helga Zepp-LaRouche

Lyndon LaRouche in His Own Words

Dennis Speed, narrator

Hall Johnson (arr.): “When I Was Sinkin’ Down”

Hall Johnson (arr.): “I Don’t Feel No-Ways Tired”

Reginald Bouknight, tenor soloist

Schiller Institute Festival Chorus

Diane Sare, director

J.S. Bach: “Jesu, meine Freude,” BWV 227

Schiller Institute Festival Chorus

Andrés Vera, violoncello

Bruce Director, contrabass

John Sigerson, director

INTERMISSION

The Third Trial of Socrates

Dennis Speed, narrator

Roland Hayes: “They Led My Lord Away”

Elvira Green, alto

Roland Hayes: “Crucifixion”

Frank Mathis, baritone

Johannes Brahms: “Dem dunkeln Schoß der heil’gen Erde”

Schiller Institute Festival Chorus

John Sigerson, director

Ludwig van Beethoven: Sonata for Violonello and Piano, Op. 69

I. Allegro ma non tanto

II. Scherzo

III. Adagio cantabile

IV. Allegro vivace

Andrés Vera, violoncello

My-Hoa Steger, piano

Ludwig van Beethoven: “Adelaide,” Op. 46

John Sigerson, tenor

Margaret Greenspan, piano

Johannes Brahms: “Immer leiser wird mein Schlummer,” Op. 105, No. 4

Elvira Green, alto

My-Hoa Steger, piano

The Triumph of Lyndon LaRouche

Dennis Speed, narrator

Epilogue

Robert Schumann:

Mit Myrthen und Rosen, Op. 24, No. 9

John Sigerson, tenor

Margaret Greenspan, piano

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: “Ave verum corpus,” K. 618

To be sung by everyone

J.S. Bach: Chorale

“Wenn ich einmal soll scheiden” from St. Matthew Passion

Schiller Institute Festival Chorus

“Taps” for Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.

Featured speakers: Benjamin Deniston and Paul Gallagher. On March 23, 1983, President Ronald Reagan made a decision—against strong resistance from many of his advisers—to make Lyndon LaRouche’s policy of beam weapon defense, the “Strategic Defense Initiative,” official U.S. policy. Had the SDI been implemented as Reagan and LaRouche envisioned, nuclear weapons would have been rendered “impotent and obsolete,” and the possibility of nuclear war a relic humanity’s past. The SDI was part of an overall vision for economic transformation, subsumed under a Moon-Mars mission orientation, which was the central feature of LaRouche’s presidential campaigns in the 1980s. Today, President Trump’s commitment to a Moon-to-Mars mission, and the great potential for international cooperation in the development and exploration of space, once again offers humanity an opportunity to embark on a new era of potentially limitless progress.