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Volume 2, Issue Number 46
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LaRouche in Concord, NH, Nov. 12, 2003

REVIVING THE SENSE OF MISSION FOR U.S. CITIZENS TODAY

Here are the opening remarks of Lyndon LaRouche, to his campaign webcast in Boston, on Nov. 15, 2003.

Thank you, folks. Thank you very much.

I should just do a few preliminary remarks. I'll address three subjects today. I was going to do something similar up there in Vermont yesterday, at the university at Middlebury, but they wanted me to shorten the presentation from three-quarters of an hour to a half an hour, which I did. So, I left some things out. So, I shall give you, today, a somewhat amplified version of what I said, to you—as a different audience, though I said it to a university campus audience—yesterday. And, as you will see, there is a significant difference, in the way that two points have to be presented.

All right. The three points are, which I will touch upon, to present here: First of all, the issue of war. And the question is, what is the nature of the policy—when did it start, and what is the policy, which has gotten us into a spreading process of war, in Asia and probably elsewhere?

Secondly, the economic crisis. This economy, in its present form, is now disintegrating. Nothing can prevent the present IMF system and the present Federal Reserve System, from disintegrating—nothing.

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New Hampshire, Vermont, and Massachusetts Greet Democrat for President, Lyndon LaRouche
Democratic Presidential pre-candidate Lyndon LaRouche addressed a packed State Library in Concord, and 75 students at Plymouth State University, during his two-day trip to his home state of New Hampshire, last week. The impact of his Nov. 12-13 tour was amplified by significant media coverage in the major newspapers of the state.

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this week in history

November 17 - 22, 1963

November 22 marks the 40th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. This is a murder which has, to this day, shaped the decline of our nation. Combined with the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, the post-Kennedy escalation into the Vietnam War, and the subsequent assassinations of Malcolm X, Dr. Martin Luther King, and Robert Kennedy, the JFK assassination delivered a shock, from which our republic has not yet recovered, primarily because the full truth has never been told.

This column is not the place to try to tell that full truth, which has, in fact, never been uncovered. What can be said, with confidence, is that the assassination involved a conspiracy coming from the very highest levels of British intelligence, as well as sections of U.S. intelligence, the mafia, and perhaps other foreign intelligence services; that the inquiry into the murder was a total, almost laughable, coverup; and that, as a result of the elimination of JFK, the policy posture of the United States shifted sharply, particularly in foreign policy, putting us on the road to Synarchist domination under which we live today.

Let's touch briefly on each of these points:

1) As Executive Intelligence Review has most thoroughly documented in other locations, including the world-famous book Dope, Inc., and a widely circulated New Federalist pamphlet from 1994, entitled "Why the British Kill American Presidents," the agencies involved in ordering, and deploying, the assassination of John Kennedy reached up into an international network, that was also documented to be involved in the attempted assassination of French President Charles de Gaulle, and the murder of Italian energy industrialist Enrico Mattei. This network can be identified with two named organizations: the Permanent Industrial Expositions (Permindex), and a shadowy organization called the "1001 Club," which was founded by Prince Philip Mountbatten, the Duke of Edinburgh, and Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands. While the 1001 Club was not officially founded until 1971, those who surfaced as members, were notably involved in the circles which carried out the assassination. The key intersection point of both of these networks was Maj. Louis Mortimer Bloomfield, a Canadian, who worked closely with the FBI and the World Wildlife Fund-1001 Club group.

2) The official Warren Commission investigation of the JFK assassination is, even today, an international laughing stock, for its conclusion that President Kennedy was the victim of a "lone assassin," Lee Harvey Oswald. From the contorted attempts to show that one "magic bullet" succeeded in tearing through numerous places in the President's body, to the trashing of the competent investigation of a conspiracy including Oswald, by New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison, the official story is a blatant cover story.

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Feature:

Science and Economic Crises: The Pagan Worship of Isaac Newton
By Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
"The most common source of the great, truly tragic failures of official society's attempted practice of physical science, are found in the chasm which separates science pursued merely as a professional occupation, from science pursued as a mission for discovery of truth. In the first case, the professional asks, 'Will it be accepted? Will it work?' In the second case, he asks, 'Have I proven that this is actually true?' "


Economics:

U.S. 'Recovery' Was Debt Dressed Up for Hallowe'en
by EIR Staff
The new hype about an American economic "recovery"—based on alleged GDP growth of 7.2% in the third quarter—is based on two pillars: fraud and debt. Preliminary figures indicate that in the third quarter, it required $6-8 of new indebtedness, public and private, in the U.S. economy, to generate each new dollar of GDP.

Wal-Mart Collapses U.S. Cities and Towns
by Richard Freeman
The case of Iowa shows how once Wal-Mart comes to town, a community's pre-existing retail stores are driven out of business, driving down wages and state and local tax revenues.

LaRouche Puts Spotlight On Veterans' Healthcare
by Carl Osgood and Linda Everett
The Bush Administration's so-called war on terrorism, and its consequent military actions in Afghanistan and Iraq, have made its policies on the treatment of veterans, including veterans of its military actions, lightning-rod political issues on Capitol Hill, especially for Democrats.

India: Boost Infrastructure To Speed Up Growth
by Ramtanu Maitra
...The failures of the BJP-led government's economic policies were not so much in what they did not do, but in what they could have, and should have, done. This is especially evident in light of the growing economic muscle of China. ..


International:

George Soros Spreads Opium Wars Across the Americas
by Gretchen Small
After the ouster of Bolivian President Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada in Bolivia, it is now Colombia's President Alvaro Uribe Vélez, the one hard-line anti-drug government left in the region, touted by the Bush Administration as its best ally in the Americas, which is on the line; and it is Washington's own policies that are bringing him down.

All-Out Political War Is On in Britain
by Mary Burdman
Britain in the second week of November was in the throes of unprecedented political warfare. All parts of the establishment —the political class, royalty, the legal establishment, security services, and the financial sector—were in turmoil.

Anglo-Americans Dictate 'Peace' to Sudan
by Uwe Friesecke
After meeting the peace negotiators for Sudan on Oct. 22 in the Kenyan holiday resort Naivasha, U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell declared he expected a comprehensive peace deal signed by the end of the year. Initially, government sources in Khartoum were quoted saying that nobody could dictate a deadline to the Sudanese government.


National:

LaRouche Turns Up the Heat on Cheney
by Jeffrey Steinberg

A million LaRouche in 2004 leaflets are circulating with the call, "Dump Cheney Now!" as the factional brawl in Washington intensifies, and Administration pragmatists weigh the option of sending the Vice President out to pasture.

  • LaRouche on 'Cheney-Gate'
    The Presidential candidate's political committee, LaRouche in 2004, released this actuality to the news media on Nov. 10; campaign radio ads based on it aired in Washington, D.C. beginning Nov. 13. LaRouche is on the ballot in the District's Jan. 13 Presidential primary.
  • Time Line:
    Moves To Shut Down the SSCI Cheney-Gate Probe
    This chronology of events in the weeks following Lyndon LaRouche's Oct. 22 'Preparing the Post-Cheney Era' webcast from Washington, builds up to Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist's shocking move to shut down the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence on Nov. 7.

'Proud To Bring LaRouche to My Constituency'
An interview with Lamarr Lemmons.
Democratic State Rep. Lamarr Lemmons hosted Lyndon LaRouche's Presidential cam- paign meeting in Detroit on Nov. 20. Lemmons served in the Michigan House of Representatives for six years until 2003, representing East Detroit. He was interviewed on Nov. 14 by Marcia Merry Baker.

Soros Has Dumb Dems Diving For Dope Dollars
by Scott Thompson
At the bi-annual conference of George Soros' Drug Policy Alliance (DPA), speaker after speaker (when away from the cameras and the tape recorders) gleefully discussed how they would legalize drugs, all the time whispering that legalization has to be "kept separate" from Soros' latest front-end operation: the takeover of the Democratic Party.

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