LaRouche Youth Sets Out To Smash Terminator, Save Gray Davis

Schiller vs "Living Stage Fright": LYM Goes to Congress
by Nick Feden, LaRouche Youth Movement

Mexican Youth Are Campaigning For Their Country's Future

From Volume 2, Issue Number 34 of Electronic Intelligence Weekly, Published Aug. 26, 2003

LaRouche Youth Movement

LaRouche Youth Sets Out To Smash Terminator, Save Gray Davis

On Aug. 12, about 30 organizers from the LaRouche Youth Movement descended on the Democratic Party's Los Angeles County Central Committee meeting, wearing picket signs, and distributing LaRouche Presidential campaign leaflets, to bring news of Lyndon LaRouche's demand to smash the recall of California Governor Gray Davis, and save the nation.

LaRouche has stated that the recall battle in California is a determining fight for the 2004 elections, and for universal history, because it is an attack by the Synarchist International against the government of the United States, intended to prepare the way for fascism. LaRouche Youth Movement organizer Nick Walsh announced to all those attending the L.A. County Central Committee meeting, "The LaRouche Presidential campaign's Youth Movement will be leading the fight, on the streets, to smash this recall. All of you should start thinking bigger, about the global implications of what's going on here in California, and come out on the streets with the LaRouche Youth Movement to really smash this thing." As LaRouche said, his campaign is going to teach the Democrats, once again, how to fight.

Meanwhile, the LYM in California is growing so rapidly, and its organizing impact has become so vital nationally, that the LYM leadership in the state has decided that, for this year's Labor Day conference of the Schiller Institute and ICLC, it will be necessary to have two conference sites, one in the Washington, D.C. area and one on the West Coast, in order to be able to keep the political pressure up in the California mobilization.

Schiller vs. "Living Stage Fright": LYM Goes to Congress
by Nick Feden, LaRouche Youth Movement

"OUR GUARD IS ALL FOR NOTHING," bellowed Abdul M., displaying simultaneously true bel canto projection and the use of the lunge in drama. Abdul M. and Brian M., both from the Philadelphia LYM, demonstrated, through "The Hat" scene in Schiller's Wilhelm Tell, the principles of Classical drama necessary to uplift an audience. There has been no point in history when these principles have been needed so desperately, and no audience more in need of this type of creative uplifting than Abdul's and Brian's audience—staffers in the California offices of the U.S. House and Senate.

On Wednesday, Aug. 13, the East Coast LaRouche Youth Movement hit Washington, D.C. with Lyndon LaRouche's latest leaflet, "A Case of Living Stage Fright," which went through the lessons to be learned from the California gubernatorial circus—lessons necessary to save the Republic. We began the morning with a deployment to all of the major metro stops, where we got out 5,000 to 6,000 leaflets. After the metro stops, most groups set up tables on the street, while two went to Congress.

Wednesday's lobbying marked an inflection point in the power of the LYM over the Congress. Rather than attempting to merely bombard them with facts, or even to have a dialogue with LAs (legislative aides) who have had their creativity almost completely destroyed by their constant whoring, the organizers decided to have some fun. Abdul M., Dave M., Brian M., Stan X., and Nick F. decided to experiment with the use of the principles of drama to return the aides to their natural human state of creativity, thus allowing a dialogue to take place on its proper level—on the stage of continuous world history within the creative imagination of both the organizers and the aides. This allowed us to—as Lyn [LaRouche] said must be done in his leaflet "A Case of Living Stage Fright"—situate the players, such as Cheney, Arnie, Ashcroft, et al. in their true synarchist roles in a great tragedy occurring on the stage of world history.

The mission was to help the aides to see themselves as world-historic individuals, and cure them of their "Little Me" syndrome. (In two cases, this resulted in aides that wanted more information about the conference—one of whom left his cell phone number!) Nick F. told every office that if they wished to overcome their parochial disease, they should begin to immediately print out dramas such as Schiller's Tell, or Shakespeare's Hamlet or Richard III, and work through different scenes together to become conscious of how to convey to an audience the tragic flaw of the individual who can't overcome the chains of popular opinion and situate themselves in the world-historic reality.

Abdul M. and Brian M. conveyed this idea brilliantly to the aide of Senator Feinstein (D-Calif), as they set up the historical situation in which "The Hat" scene is situated and then performed the scene, which the excited aide described as "fantastic!" In Senator Boxer's office, Dave M. showed that he had begun to conceptualize his own role on this world-historic stage and, although he's still new to this, took the initiative in laying out the conceptual crisis before the aides of Senator Boxer (also D-Calif).

The potency of this lobbying effort is actually even greater than presented here, because it occurred in a geometry defined by the LYM's acceptance of the challenge of Lyn to bring 750 young people to the ICLC Labor Day Conference. In order to be able to achieve such a goal, the LYM must continually visualize more clearly their role in this world-historic tragedy, which is immediately defined by the lunge of Lyn's July 2 webcast, and thus have a greater power to overcome any cases of "living stage fright."

Mexican Youth Are Campaigning For Their Country's Future

The International LaRouche Youth Movement in Mexico City, currently comprised of about a dozen university-age people, is going to campuses and into the street with a declaration "For Our Future: Let's Transform the Present." The Declaration, issued Aug. 7, puts before the population the opportunity to join with LaRouche's international movement, before further disaster strikes.

We present excerpts here:

"The reality of the world financial collapse has erupted, shattering the illusion of an economic recovery and, in the process, cancelling your future and the future of sovereign nations.

"The generation now in power in the institutions—also known as Baby Boomers—are only showing impotence. They are only describing the problem, and the only solutions they give are either structural reforms, which would subject us to more liberal looting represented by the already-stinking corpse of NAFTA, or getting you some 'micro-credit' so that you can buy your own 'changarro de quesadillas' [the Mexican equivalent of a hotdog stand].

"What you must understand is that the financial system established in 1971, based upon a volatile dollar, which allows for liberal speculation and usury, and which has floating parities among currencies, is a feudalistic model which serves the imperial interests represented at this time by a faction within the government of the United States, centered in the synarchist, nazi-communist figure of Vice President Dick Cheney and his flock of terrorist chicken droppings.

"Today, since the system of the globalists is collapsing and losing hegemony, their desperation has brought them to commit fraud and crimes against humanity....

"In fact, this broken-down system is finishing off the dreams of many, but what we see today is only the projection of a large-scale reality: The problem is that the collapse is swamping everyone and everything. You as a professional, have no future in this system. This is shown by the statistics of the National Institute of Statistics, Geography, and Information. In June, unemployment among young people, as broken down by educational level, was: illiterate, 0.9%; primary school, 10.4%; high school and university graduates, 45.8%...." - The LaRouche Solution -

"In response to this, the solution put forward by economist and Democratic pre-candidate for the Presidency of the U.S.A., Lyndon H. LaRouche, is the most sensible. To establish as world policy a community of principle of sovereign nation-states, whose attainment would require the establishment of a new and more just international financial and monetary system, adopting the key points of the postwar system—called the Bretton Woods system—for the generation of physical wealth and high levels of employment in all the nations of the world....

"Just as we need an economic renaissance, so we also need a new scientific, technical, and cultural renaissance, having as its focus a true revolution in education, not frauds of the type proposed by the main quisling of Mexican history, the 'Satanist' Jorge Castaneda, but one based on the rediscovery of basic physical principles....

"We are calling upon you, that with the economic, political, and cultural program proposed by LaRouche, together we will transform the current conditions so that we might become members of a generation which does have a future. So, if you want to become part of the real productive process, and not end up selling the Mexican equivalent of hotdogs and hamburgers, or driving a taxi, we say to you: Fight for your future! Come out of the 'cave.' Understand that there are no private solutions. It is not a question of saving your 'little parcel of land.' Save the nation, before the fascist hell of unemployment-creating policies condemns us to be 'a generation without a future'! ...

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