2022-06-29
In one of their more readable offerings, LaRouchePAC offer us their suggestions following Vladimir Putin's recent remarks to the 25th St Petersburg International Economic Forum.
As well as helpfully defining the terms "neoconservative" and "neoliberal" for us, they then note that "the neoconservatives and neoliberals alike are only brain-dead carnival-barkers for an international empire of money".
I can't help thinking that if only we plebs would grasp the simple notion that those who would control us really don't want anybody very intelligent passing on their instructions lest they should work out what was going on and break ranks, a great deal of life's problems would fall into place.
"Europe had lost its sovereignty to that bureaucracy and adopted insane policies, such as its failed energy policies--to the point that the European political elites will have to be replaced by their own people"
We British tried to tell everyone that when, despite the frantic rear-guard contortions of our parliamentarians, we upped sticks and (formally at least) left.
Nevertheless we still have our ever-unpopular politicians in situ and we have yet to work out how to deal with them in the face of blatant obstruction by the Police and our judicial system, but that's by the by.
"Russia and America have been historic allies. We have been on the same side of every significant war from before America’s War of Independence, until the Cold War of roughly 1947-9"
"The political elite in the United States looks down on everyone and often treats them[selves] with high self-esteem ... But this does not exclude the fact that the United States is a great power. This is a country that has become a world leader in a little over 300 years, it deserves respect. This is, without any doubt, a country with a great future, I have no doubt about it"
And note this:
" ... developments in Russia are as unprecedented as the full awakening of the American people which commenced on November 3, 2020 ... today could be among the most hopeful days in the entire, long history of our species"
