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Grasping the Future!
A New System Among Nations
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
March 16, 2013—An ugly era for the United States had begun in fact, with the election of Harry S Truman as Vice-President. That is to say, that, as a candidate, Truman was clearly suited to await the early removal of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Truman did not actually invent evil; he merely wore the shoes.
In large part, the blame for this evil which Truman represented, was well suited to the schemes of Winston Churchill. For example, it had been the British empire's Churchill, who had contrived to postpone a potential Allied landing for victory in Europe for the equivalent of the greater part of a year, at the least. As for Truman himself, he was, essentially, a ``Wall Street maven.'' All leading factors for consideration taken into account, once Harry S Truman had replaced the deceased President Franklin Delano Roosevelt in office, everything which had been right about the United States, went, suddenly, shockingly wrong at an accelerating rate, and into very bad, new directions. The prompt insight stated by O.S.S.'s William Donovan, as he had left President Roosevelt's office for the last time, was soon borne out: ``It's all over!''
Sadly, for as long as the British empire has still lived on since that time, our United States had often fallen prey to ``a next U.S. President,'' each time for reasons which had been already experienced all too many times, earlier. The replacement of President Franklin Roosevelt, by Harry S Truman, had come, for me, and also many others of both our higher and lower ranks, like a fall into the torment of some Satan's pit. One lives on, despite almost everything.... |
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- Grasping the Future!
A New System Among Nations
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
The death of Franklin Roosevelt, and his replacement in the White House by Churchill's patsy Truman, represented a downward paradigm-shift in the U.S., whose aftereffects are still being felt. Among those aftereffects is the continued threat of thermonuclear world war, a threat which must be ended now, with a renewed commitment to the Westphalian prinicple of peace among nations based on respect for each other's sovereignty. This demands the overcoming of the tyranny of sense-perception, and a return to Classical scientific and artistic principles.
International
Economics
- As Cyprus Theft Shows,
Glass-Steagall, or Chaos!
With the planned expropriation of the Cypriots to save the banks, the Eurozone bank collapse, which officials said had 'ended' in late 2012, has exploded again. In their panic to save the system, the Londoncentered banks are resorting to outright theft from citizens to support the bankrupt bondholders—and setting the world on a course for chaos.
- China Develops Balkan Infrastructure that the EU Won't Build
The Chinese have made a strategic decision to invest heavily in the Balkans, earmarking a $10 billion low-interest credit line to fund infrastructure projects and industrial enterprises to facilitate both land and sea transport.
National
Science
- Curiosity Discovers Mars Could Have Supported Life
The most recent data sent to Earth from the Curiosity rover indicate that at least at some time in its past, Mars could have been a habitable planet.
- Ukraine Celebrates Vernadsky Anniversary
A seminar sponsored by the Embassy of Ukraine, in honor of the 150th birthday of the great Ukrainian-Russian scientist Vladimir Vernadsky, was addressed by EIR's William Jones and 21 Century Science & Technology's Benjamin Deniston.
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