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• A Lesson from Wilhelm Furtwängler:
  The World's Breakdown-Crisis Is Now
  by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
  This report provides the context for, and introduces the three elements of a thoroughgoing exploration of what is properly termed the 'Furtwängler Principle,' which immediately follow it. Furtwängler, he writes, opened 'the proverbial 'gates' to the needed matters of physical science.'
  • The Furtwängler Principle:
    Defying the Slavery of Sense-Certainty
    The first in a trilogy of in-depth discussions on the LPAC Weekly Report, with colleagues Matthew Ogden, Jason Ross, and Ben Deniston. This, from May 23, looks at what LaRouche describes as 'one of the greatest accomplishments in science in the past century or so.'
  • Creativity:
    Looking Toward the Future
    Part two of the trilogy, May 30, in which the music of Bach and Furtwängler is explored as 'physical principles of the human mind.'
  • Science and the Poetic Imagination
    Part three, on June 6 introduces a new voice into the dialogue, that of the poetic principle, as embodied in the poetry of, especially, Shelley and Keats.

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International

• The Syria Flashpoint:
  Putin Draws the Line Against Empire's Nuclear War Drive
  Since the murder of Qaddafi last Fall, Putin's Russia has known what the British Empire is up to: ending the post-Westphalia system of national sovereignty, meaning a potential thermonuclear confrontation with Russia and China. But Russia, backed by China, has let it be known that it will not back down.
• Putin in Beijing:
  Russia, China Ally To Thwart Obama's War Policy
  President Putin's visit to Beijing June 4-7, and his meeting with Chinese President Hu, was an important step forward in preventing the outbreak of war, as threatened by the policies of the Obama Administration.

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