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September 23, 2017 Manhattan Town Hall event with Kesha Rogers. In discussion with Lyndon and Helga LaRouche, LaRouche PAC Policy Committee member Kesha Rogers emphasized: "What we've seen in Texas, Florida, Puerto Rico etc. with these hurricanes, is massive destruction made much worse by a longstanding monetarist policy of criminal negligence. This has been a deliberate Wall Street-City of London policy of financial speculation, build up of debt, leading to radical austerity, and the decades-long crippling of investment in infrastructure like flood control and related preparation for the inevitable storms. "What will we do now? We have seen the personal tragedies, as with my father and stepmother drowning in Houston; we have seen enormous, unnecessary destruction of life But it would be a much greater tragedy if the American people and our Presidency, our Government, fail to seize the moment of crisis as a rare moment of opportunity to not just rebuild, but lift our infrastructure to a higher platform needed for the next storms, and the future of our nation. The solution is available: Implement LaRouche's Four Laws, join with China's Belt and Road Initiative TODAY, NOW!!! "We need now the uniquely human qualities of creativity and courage. We need what Friedrich Schiller calls the 'Sublime,' where we act for humanity, for posterity, no matter what the personal consequences. We need a transformation of our nation, of our citizens, to secure the future through this quality of the Sublime."
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LaRouchePAC Friday Webcast - September 22, 2017 In his famous address to Congress, John Quincy Adams warned that America "goes not abroad in search of monsters to destroy" but rather respects "the independence of other nations, while asserting and maintaining her own ... abstaining from interference in the concerns of others." Echoes of that statement of principle by John Quincy Adams could be heard in the speech this week to the UN General Assembly by President Trump, in which he effectively declared the end of the regime-change policy and unipolar world order which dominated the past two administrations, stating, "We do not expect diverse countries to share the same cultures, traditions, or even systems of government," and calling for "a world of proud, independent nations that... make common cause in the greatest shared interest of all: a future of dignity and peace for the people of this wonderful Earth." However, in the very same speech, President Trump directly contradicted himself, and literally recited a litany of no less than half a dozen "monsters to destroy," from North Korea, to Iran, to Cuba, Venezuela, and Syria. This duality, which couldn't be characterized as anything less than "A Tale of Two Speeches," containing both the best and worst, is reflective of the battle now raging for the soul of this presidency. The positive elements of this speech, which very obviously reflect the inclination to work with nations such as China and Russia, must be embraced. But the other very destructive aspects must be abandoned and summarily rejected, and recognized for what they are: attempts to derail the positive potential for a new system of win-win relations by those who are geopolitically opposed to the emerging new paradigm of peace through economic development, typified by China's New Silk Road policy.

LaRouchePAC Friday Webcast - September 22, 2017 In his famous address to Congress, John Quincy Adams warned that America "goes not abroad in search of monsters to destroy" but rather respects "the independence of other nations, while asserting and maintaining her own ... abstaining from interference in the concerns of others." Echoes of that statement of principle by John Quincy Adams could be heard in the speech this week to the UN General Assembly by President Trump, in which he effectively declared the end of the regime-change policy and unipolar world order which dominated the past two administrations, stating, "We do not expect diverse countries to share the same cultures, traditions, or even systems of government," and calling for "a world of proud, independent nations that... make common cause in the greatest shared interest of all: a future of dignity and peace for the people of this wonderful Earth." However, in the very same speech, President Trump directly contradicted himself, and literally recited a litany of no less than half a dozen "monsters to destroy," from North Korea, to Iran, to Cuba, Venezuela, and Syria. This duality, which couldn't be characterized as anything less than "A Tale of Two Speeches," containing both the best and worst, is reflective of the battle now raging for the soul of this presidency. The positive elements of this speech, which very obviously reflect the inclination to work with nations such as China and Russia, must be embraced. But the other very destructive aspects must be abandoned and summarily rejected, and recognized for what they are: attempts to derail the positive potential for a new system of win-win relations by those who are geopolitically opposed to the emerging new paradigm of peace through economic development, typified by China's New Silk Road policy.

Join us tonight for a discussion with LaRouchePAC Science team leader, Ben Deniston.

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September 16, 2007 Manhattan Town Hall event with Ben Deniston
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On September 8, we celebrated Lyndon LaRouche's 95th birthday. In today's broadcast, we take a retrospective glance back five years to Mr LaRouche's 90th birthday address, where he called for an end of the established "party system" and a return to the founding intention of our republic. Much has changed in the intervening years, presaged in large part by Mr LaRouche's very prescient address. As Plato would say, with an eye to his Timaeus, we are blessed to have a very "old man" among us. The full speech can be viewed:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5rMP...