Lyndon LaRouche and the American System of Political Economy

With the second phone call between Presidents Trump and Putin, what appeared to have been impossible under the murderous Biden Administration, is now underway: diplomacy. Schiller Institute founder Helga Zepp-LaRouche welcomed this development for two reasons: One that it "opens the way to ending the war in Ukraine," and secondly, "there is a high probability that the two largest nuclear powers will be able to open a completely new chapter in cooperation."

Ms. LaRouche also warned about the harmful potential intervention of "third forces" who would seek to undermine the presidents' efforts to establish a lasting peace in Europe.

What are those "third forces?"

Besides the obvious howling and gnashing of teeth coming from European so-called "leaders," like Macron and Starmer, and Kaja Kallas, the unseen threat is, not surprisingly, the MOST menacing, and that threat is the impending blow out of the entire transatlantic monetary and financial system, which the British have even threatened to willfully detonate if they can't bring President Trump back into the lemming-like fold.

Lyndon LaRouche was the foremost economic forecaster on the planet for many decades, and had the best understanding of anyone I ever encountered of how the United States actually became the industrial powerhouse of the world, at least until recently. (Hint: It wasn't slavery!) The actual principles of the American System, which guided the organizers of the American Revolution are key, and this is what we will be discussing on Saturday.