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New York Symposium, April 19, 2024.

New York Symposium, April 5, 2024.

New York Symposium with Diane Sare, March 29, 2024

New York Symposium, March 15, 2024. Diane Sare is joined in conversation by historian Chris Fogarty, whose book "Ireland 1845-1850: The Perfect Genocide" demonstrates how "There was no famine in the ordinary sense of that word [during the "Irish Potato Famine."] It was genocide perpetrated by more than half of Britain's army (67 regiments of its 130 regiments total). They removed, at gunpoint, Ireland's abundant meats, livestock, and food crops to the ports for export; thus starving the people." Today the deliberate starvation of the people of Gaza confronts us all. Though much of this criminal behavior is perpetrated under the banner of the United States of America, the methods of depopulation and perpetual war for geopolitical purposes are famous tools of the British Empire and British colonialism, from Ireland to India to Gaza. *** Participation in the Sare for Senate NY Symposium Dialogue does not constitute endorsement of the campaign, nor do the opinions expressed necessarily reflect the views of the candidate. The NY Symposium is a dialogue on important matters of policy to enable the voters to develop an informed, as opposed to arbitrary, opinion.

New York Symposium, March 8, 2024 Diane Sare is joined in dialogue by Professor Steve Starr and candidate for Congressional District NY-15, Jose Vega, to bring the light of reason to bear upon the danger of thermonuclear war we presently face. *** Participation in the Sare for Senate NY Symposium Dialogue does not constitute endorsement of the campaign, nor do the opinions expressed necessarily reflect the views of the candidate. The NY Symposium is a dialogue on important matters of policy to enable the voters to develop an informed, as opposed to arbitrary, opinion.

Scott Ritter, Steve Starr, and Jose Vega with Diane Sare discuss the growing threat of thermonuclear war.

This symposium is dedicated to remembering history, so as not to repeat its crimes, and to remember why justice must be served.

Diane Sare in live dialogue with election observer and podcaster Craig Pasta Jardula, and EIR intelligence researcher Dave Christie.

New York Symposium, February 16, 2024 Diane Sare and two campaign staffers present on the little-known history of Abraham Lincoln's reading of Shakespeare with his cabinet as a political method for preserving the Union.

New York Symposium, February 2, 2024

New York Symposium, January 19, 2024. Participation in the Sare for Senate NY Symposium Dialogue does not constitute endorsement of the campaign, nor do the opinions expressed necessarily reflect the views of the candidate. The NY Symposium is a dialogue on important matters of policy to enable the voters to develop an informed, as opposed to arbitrary, opinion.

New York Symposium, January 12, 2024 with John Sigerson

New York Symposium, January 5, 2024

New York Symposium, December 22, 2023.

New York Symposium, December 15, 2023.

New York Symposium, December 8, 2023.

New York Symposium, December 1, 2023, featuring Elliot Greenspan and Richard Black.

New York Symposium, November 24, 2023.

Craig Pasta Jardula, who just returned from #Maui gives an important report on the ongoing situation.

New York Symposium, September 15, 2023.

New York Symposium, September 8, 2023

September 1, 2023 New York Symposium

Diane is joined by former USMC Intelligence Officer and UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter; retired director of the University of Missouri’s Clinical Laboratory Science Program and disarmament advocate Steve Starr; Executive Intelligence Review's military expert Carl Osgood.

June 3, 2023 Sare for Senate meeting in Queens, NY.

April 22, 2023 Sare for Senate Manhattan Town Hall Meeting: Putting Away Childish Things: America in a World Without War MUSICAL PRELUDE “Priez Pour Paix”—Francis Poulenc; Claire Stadtmueller, soprano; William Hicks, piano "Un Aura Amorosa" from Cosi Fan Tutti—W.A. Mozart; Alex Guerrero, tenor; William Hicks, piano “Swing Low, Sweet Chariot!”—Arr. Hall Johnson; Michelle Erin, soprano; William Hicks, piano “Licht und Liebe” D.352—Franz Schubert; Michelle Erin, soprano; Alex Guerrero, tenor; William Hicks, piano “Wanderers Nachtlied” D.768—Franz Schubert; Claire Stadtmueller, soprano; William Hicks, piano “Erkenne mich, mein Hüter” from St. Matthew’s Passion, BWV 244—J.S. Bach; Schiller Institute NYC Chorus “The Star-Spangled Banner” SPEAKERS (29:53) Tara Reade, moderator; Author, geopolitical analyst, former U.S. Senate staffer (38:50) Helga Zepp-LaRouche (via Zoom); Founder and Chairperson, The Schiller Institute (56:55) Janice Kortkamp (via Zoom); Expert on Syria (1:18:00) Steve Starr; retired director of the University of Missouri’s Clinical Laboratory Science Program (1:38:10) Dennis Speed; The Schiller Institute USA (1:55:08) Anthony Gronowicz; Professor of History BMCC & Green Party candidate for New York City mayor 2005, 2013 (2:02:30) Larry Sharpe; Business consultant, political activist and 2018 & 2022 NY Libertarian Party candidate for governor (2:09:30) Nick Brana; Founder and National Chairman of the People's Party (2:17:40) Gerald Celente; Founder and Director of the Trends Research Institute; Publisher of the weekly Trends Journal magazine (2:26:45) Scott Ritter; Former USMC intelligence officer and UN weapons inspector (2:56:00) Cade Levinson; Historical researcher and founder of the Scranton Powderly Forum (3:10:00) Jose Vega; LaRouche activist and staffer with the Sare for Senate campaign (3:20:56) Diane Sare; 2024 LaRouche candidate for U.S. Senate, New York