Defuse the Euro Time-Bomb with a Global Glass-Steagall
Get live feeds from this site
Latest Comments
Tag Archives: slavery
The Coming Fall of the House of Windsor
DOWNLOAD PDF Almost a quarter century after it was first published, Lyndon LaRouche’s October 1994 article, “The Coming Fall of the House of Windsor,” remains today the most profound call to arms for all of humanity to at last … Continue reading
Posted in British Empire, LPAC
Tagged Africa, anti-imperial alliance, British genocidalists, British imperial control, British imperial strategy, British Monarchy, British royal family, collapsing British empire, genocide, green genocide, human progress, LaRouche's Four Laws, new paradigm, oligarchical system, Prince Philip, slavery, WWF
Leave a comment
Manhattan’s Struggle for Human Freedom Against the Slave Power of Virginia
This article was originally published in the May 8, 2015 issue of Executive Intelligence magazine · by Robert Ingraham There are myths and counter-myths surrounding the early history of the United States of America. It is often difficult for … Continue reading
2016: America’s Moment of Decision
by Diane Sare This article is the fourth in a series of writings which are presented by the LaRouchePAC National Policy Committee, in direct collaboration with Lyndon LaRouche, as part of his campaign to create the New American Presidency. The … Continue reading
Posted in LPAC, New Presidency
Tagged 28 pages, 9/11, British empire assets, British puppet Obama, Bush-Obama coverup, Chilcot Report, classical culture, collapsing British empire, Diane Sare, Dr. David Kelley, Glass Steagall, Global Terror Axis, impeach Obama, Iraq war, London-Saudi Terrorism, Negro Spirituals, Obama's treason, Saudi role in 9/11, slavery, Tony Blair, war party
Leave a comment
Manhattan’s Struggle for Human Freedom Against the Slave Power of Virginia
This article was originally published in the May 8, 2015 issue of Executive Intelligence magazine · by Robert Ingraham There are myths and counter-myths surrounding the early history of the United States of America. It is often difficult for the … Continue reading
Posted in Manhattan Project
Tagged Abraham Lincoln, Alexander Hamilton, Bob Ingraham, Erie Canal, Federalists, George Fenimore Cooper, George Washington, Gouverneur Morris, Henry Clay, Henry Lee, Hezekiah Niles, James Madison, James Monroe, John Jay, John Marshall, John Quincy Adams, Matthew Carey, National Bank, New York, Robert Livingston, Rufus King, slavery, Stephen Douglas, Thomas Jefferson, Virginia, Whig Party
Leave a comment
Boston’s Holy Cross celebrates St Patrick’s Day – pictures
Slideshow: http://photos.pilotcatholicnews.com/Photogalleries/Cathedral-St-Patricks-Day-Mass/i-dd5ZqK9/A Cardinal O’Malley wrote in his blog: “There were bagpipes and step dancers and we always like to incorporate the Irish language into the liturgy. This year, the wife of the new consul-general of Ireland Carmel Ó Caollaí proclaimed … Continue reading
“There had to be an end to slavery”: Ulysses Grant Tells Bismark
As we approach the 150th anniversaries of Gettysburg and Vicksburg GENERAL GRANT TALKS WITH PRINCE OTTO VON BISMARCK During his trip around the world just after his presidency ended in 1876, President Ulysses Grant arrived in Berlin in the midst … Continue reading
Posted in Republicanism
Tagged Bismark, Civil War, Gettysburg, Grant, slavery, Vicksburg
Leave a comment
1 January 2013:The Emancipation Proclamation- A Sacred Anniversary for the True American Tradition
This New Year’s Day is a sacred anniversary in American history: 150 years ago President Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation. Lincoln made this command decision under his Constitutional war powers as commander in chief; it applied to those slave … Continue reading
