Larouche Online Almanac
Published: Monday, June 10, 2002
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Volume 1, No.14
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Every sentient adult alive in the United States today knows, like most leading literate folk around most of the world, that I am stoutly opposed to President Bush's current, foolish economic and military policies; but, neither I, nor any other sane and honest person, is going to resort to the purely factitious fraud of blaming the President of the U.S.A. for errors he did not commit. I am not some corrupt opportunist, like those donkeys who staged an attempted lynching of President Clinton—or some of the same donkeys, and others, now attempting to pin the donkey's tail on President Bush for Sept. 11, 2001.
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Who Did Kill Cock Robin, After All?

by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.

The following was issued by the LaRouche in 2004 campaign committee for Presidential pre-candidate LaRouche, on June 5, 2002.

Who is to be blamed for not preventing September 11th? It is clear that there are some people, Democrats and others, in the U.S. Congress, and elsewhere, who are as quick to blame President George W. Bush for not acting to prevent the true horrors of Sept. 11, 2001, as some Democrats, and others, were to impeach President Clinton for the sake of what was, at bottom, merely a disgusting bit of personal fiddle-faddle.

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FDRthis week in history

June 10-16, 1933

With this week's edition of EIW, we wrap up what is commonly known as the First Hundred Days of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Administration, the intense emergency drive to turn our ship of state back toward the Constitutional principles of the general welfare on which it had been built.

As Presidential candidate Lyndon LaRouche underscored during the question period in his May 28 webcast (see INDEPTH Coverage for complete question-and-answer section), it was the driving force behind FDR's particular measures which made them work, in particular the drive of the President to reestablish the American Intellectual Tradition of Ben Franklin, Alexander Hamilton, and Abraham Lincoln, with its conception of a republican government on behalf of the common good. Add to that FDR's courage, his force of character, and some technical skills, and the import of the First Hundred Days of feverish activity becomes clear. It's not in the details, but the directionality to save the nation.
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Credits: L: EIRNS/Stuart Lewis,
R: NASA

In Lyndon LaRouche's latest piece on the Wall Street magicians and their tricks, he likens Wall Street and its 'magic' to the cult of Apollo at Delphi, and its origins in the pro-Satanic, snake-worshipping cult of Gaea and Python.


FLASH!

The following was issued by the LaRouche in 2004 campaign committee for Presidential pre-candidate LaRouche, on June 5, 2002.

Wall Street's Magicians & Their Tricks — Once Again, They Have Fooled You!

by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. — Friday, June 7, 2002

Do you remember the story about "The Emperor's New Suit of Clothes"? It is a story about the kind of thing which could happen to you, and did happen to most of you living in the U.S.A. today.

If you learned the lesson of that story, many among you should stop being so perversely self-righteous in your complaints against the U.S. intelligence services. Neither the government, nor Wall Street, nor the mass media, could ever have fooled you as they customarily do, if you did not virtually beg to be fooled, exactly as most of you today beg to be fooled into believing, still, even now, in a non-existent economic "recovery."

For example: Do you remember the origin of the term "magician"?

Do I hear some among you mutter, "Are you trying to explain something to us, again? We wish to be fooled, leave us alone. Don't try to take our games away; let us be as happily fooled as we wish to be"? If you had cared enough to discover how magicians, now, as then, play their tricks, you would not have voted as foolishly as most of our voters, or non-voters, alike, have done recently. When your giddy neighor's hyperinflated mortgage will be foreclosed, you may then wish you had cared enough to pay more careful attention to the warnings of such things which I had written for you.

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Arabs Turn to LaRouche for Strategic Vision for Mideast

Moody's Attack May Be Last Straw for Japan

Desperate African Presidents Court Self-Destruction in Nepad Plan

Systemic Crisis Runs Through World Economy

Today's Likud Is The Party of Fascist Vladimir Jabotinsky

Israel's Beilin Forms New Political Movement

Argentina Offered Alternative To National Economic Suicide

Peru Upset as National Heroes Are in the Dock

Eurasian Diplomacy Reviving At Almaty and St. Petersburg

Philippines Power Shift Puts U.S. on Notice

Can East Timor Beat The Odds Against It?

Ashcroft Police-State Moves Destroying Law Enforcement

Ashcroft as Attorney General Threatens Constitutional Rule

LaRouche: Don't Try To Impose Kashmir Agreement

FDR Embodied American Intellectual Tradition


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