LaRouchePAC

Lyndon LaRouche speaking at an international webcast. All we Americans have immediately at hand is the sleeping nationalist heritage embedded in our bones over more than twenty generations, the heritage of the eighteenth-century, worldwide American Revolution, and of the proximate predecessor, the Golden Renaissance. In eight Presidential campaigns... , ranging from 1976 to 2004, Lyndon LaRouche challenged the imperial elites of the world by mobilizing the forgotten men and women of America to understand and act on his revolutionary policies to free the nation and the world from the grip of the modern British Empire, and to reverse the ravages of decades of post-industrial, neo-Malthusian, and neo-colonial criminality. So challenged were the global elites by LaRouches ideas and his political organizing, that he was framed up and thrown in prison for five years (1989-1994), by the very same intelligence and judicial networks that have waged the coup against Donald Trump, a coup which denied him his duly-elected second term. At the close of his 2004 campaign, LaRouche, announced that, at the age of 82, he would no longer run for President himself, but would continue a vigorous role in American and world politics through his new political action committee. LaRouchePAC would champion his fight to dismantle the British Empire (rebranded as globalization) by arming peoples and nations with the Hamiltonian principles of the American System, and creating the conditions by which the major economic/political powers of the worldRussia, China, India and the United Stateswould come together to create a New Bretton Woods economic system in order to replace the financialized British-Wall Street monetarist system. This new system would be based on an inviolable commitment to national sovereignty and a mutual commitment to increase the productive powers of labor through scientific, technological and cultural progress. From 2004 through 2016, LaRouche and LaRouchePAC battled against the London- and Wall Street-controlled Bush and ...Read More