No Debate Without LaRouche: — Report by East Coast LaRouche Youth Movement

For Those Who Doubted It: 'It Really Is Our Time!'

From Volume 2, Issue Number 37 of Electronic Intelligence Weekly, Published Sept. 16, 2003

THE LAROUCHE YOUTH MOVEMENT

No Debate Without LaRouche: — Report by East Coast LaRouche Youth Movement

by Jennifer Chaine and Eric Thomas — LaRouche Youth Movement

The Democratic Presidential candidates' debate held in Baltimore, Md. Sept. 9 was a proof in principle that the only hope for the United States and the Democratic Party is Lyndon H. LaRouche and his International Youth Movement.

The LaRouche Youth Movement organized all day at the debate site: Morgan State University, a historically African-American campus. The squads there during the day were shocked to discover that the average student did not even know a Presidential debate would take place on the campus.

The pre-debate rally was held at 6:00 p.m. In arriving at the rally site, we wondered where the Morgan students were? On this historic campus, the other impotent rallies were scarcely diverse, and consisted of Baby Boomers and Nazi cheerleaders who carried puny signs and screamed mindless gibberish.

The LaRouche Youth Movement was heard loud and clear. With about 50 representatives from the East Coast, Australia, Denmark, Germany, Africa, and Asia, we sang, chanted, briefed, and outsigned the other guys out of the water.

Some banners were "LYM: Don't Be a Paid 'HIGH-HOE' for the DLC! Join LaRouche for a Future," with a cartoon of all nine Democratic dwarf candidates. Other signs supported LaRouche and his economic programs, or ridiculed the Democratic Leadership Council's Bull Connor tactics.

Our mole master of disguise Muhyideen placed himself within the ranks of supporters of the other candidates, who were all in shock over the potency of our youth. Throughout the rally, people either turned their attention to us, or in a fit of desperation went into wild gyrations resembling something like a leaf blowing in the wind. Every car and candidate had to pass us by. We told them to stop prostituting for the DLC, impeach Cheney, and stop the recall in California.

Intervention!

Ten LaRouche youth were able to get tickets for the event. Once inside, with the spirit of the Civil Rights movement, one after the other we stood up to challenge the illegitimacy of the debate's excluding LaRouche. The first intervention, while Bob Graham was answering a question, polarized the room: "None of you candidates has the guts to demand Cheney's impeachment, whereas LaRouche does. Why isn't LaRouche here and why don't you attack the real threat—Cheney?!" At this point, the police descended on Brian, pulling him out of the claws of an enraged Baby Boomer woman, and dragged him out of the room. Al "Take me home" Sharpton and Joe Lieberman were most active in attacking LaRouche and covering up for the disenfranchisement of Democratic voters.

About 15 minutes later, Maria made the second intervention, cutting off Lieberman: "Where is LaRouche?! These debates are illegitimate! We want LaRouche!" The police immediately grabbed her, but then Megan stood up, demanding LaRouche's inclusion, evoking the feeling that LaRouche youth are everywhere.

Congressman Elijah Cummings (D-Md), the chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus (which sponsored the debate with Fox News Channel), was sweating bullets by now—he knew his chickens were "Cummings" home to roost. From here on out, about every 15 minutes, Muyideen, Eric, and Alex intervened from all different sections of the room, injecting the note that the reality of the country's present crisis must be addressed, and the need for LaRouche to be brought in for a real debate.

Erin ended our intervention with perfect timing during the last candidate's closing remarks. Taking the audience and security by surprise, she was given a lot more time to educate the audience on LaRouche's plan to rebuild the economy. In all, four LaRouche youth were arrested and detained overnight with no charges, and three others were escorted out and told not to return. As each was dragged out, the LYM sang "Oh Freedom" and clapped for them.

Those who exited the Presidential debate were forced to reflect on the absence of the only potent Presidential candidate: Lyndon LaRouche. The evening ended as we sang Spirituals with the true spirit of the Civil Rights movement, drawing others over for debate or discussions.

The next time the CBC decides to have a debate, the LaRouche youth would like to make a suggestion: Rather than just talking about Dr. King's dream, why don't you join with LaRouche and make it happen!?!

For Those Who Doubted It: 'It Really Is Our Time!'

by Eric de Leon — LaRouche Youth Movement

The LaRouche Youth Movement in Mexico City is growing ever more rapidly, not only in size, but also intellectually. This was seen in the cadre school held Sept. 5-7, out of which four new youth decided to join the LYM fulltime; seven others are in the process of doing the same. Today, Mexico finds itself in a situation similiar to that described in Edgar Allan Poe's "System of Dr. Tarr and Prof. Fether," only worse, since we are not speaking of psychotics who take over an insane asylum, but of psychotics who took over a country, and who are Synarchists.

This is what has pushed us to accelerate the organizing process, and make it more efficient, since the circumstances in which we find ourselves require it. We need more people out in the streets organizing, not only patriots who see the necessity of saving their nation, but world citizens who understand that they also have to fight for humanity.

Upping the Recruitment

With this in mind, we changed our deployments. We gave up our paranoia, and returned to schools where we had previously been run off the campus. The reaction was excellent. While some organizers set up a table outside the campus, others entered the classrooms. The students woke up when confronted with reality, and the professors, unlike previous deployments, not only did not cut off the briefing, but even asked questions themselves. We also incorporated new elements into the deployments: a blackboard, the Archytas model for the doubling of the cube, and, of course, a megaphone.

All this helped redefine the table deployments. For example, each organizer no longer spoke with one person at a time, but almost always ended up giving a small class to groups of students, sometimes as many as 15 at once. These classes cover everything from how you construct a square root, to the complex domain. And how, because they lack this knowledge, they don't understand that the world financial system is collapsing, and cannot visualize how they can change the world.

With this new format, we organized professors as well as students, with an eye to a conference at the National Polytechnical Institute (the Poli), which we titled: "Let Gauss Enter the Poli. Which Is Realer: the square root of -1, or your illusions of obtaining a job as an engineer?"

The conference was a real success; because of the new type of deployments, not only students came, but also a large group of professors of all sorts (engineering, mathematics, physics, economics, administration). The best thing was that they were confronted with what they least expected; that is, that the speakers were members of the LYM, and their subjects were the Complex Domain; Hyperbolic Functions; the Catenary; Astronomical Cycles (Kepler); the Immortality of Leonardo da Vinci; Vernadsky; and Physical Economy. It was quite a shock. Many students and professors became contacts, and promised to help bring Gauss and LaRouche back into the universities.

Target: Congress

At the same time, we have carried out very important political deployments. Whereas previously we deployed outside the Senate, now we are visiting the offices of each of the Senators, deploying in squads to bring them material and discuss the real political and economic situation. In the same way, we are going to the Chamber of Deputies, where we have met with Congressmen, and confronted various others, including the traitorous witch who heads the PRI Party's faction in the Chamber, Elba E. Gordillo herself. Through these deployments we are putting LaRouche at the front of national policy in Mexico.

All this work was reflected in the cadre school. People came from all over the place—youth contacted in street deployments, students from public and private universities, foreigners, politicians, and even a young professor from the Poli. This cadre school was totally different than all previous ones, and even though neither Lyndon nor Helga LaRouche was able to address it, by Saturday night, the by-now-members had already decided to join us in the battle to change the future.

We now have 15 full-time LYM members in Mexico City, but LaRouche's orders are to recruit at least one new member a week. The collapse itself will help us do this. We have ideal conditions and the correct ideas, those of the next President of the United States, Lyndon H. LaRouche.

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