In Part 1 of this report, we sketched the current state of the battle for the United States focusing on an international cartel of the world’s richest financiers, banks, and insurance companies now united to control the world’s credit, using the myth of catastrophic climate change to justify their consolidation of power. Their immediate target is a campaign to disintegrate the fossil fuel sector of the U.S. economy by denying further credit to it. The states where fossil fuel is a key part of the economy, however, have now begun to fight back.

This nation is under attack by a foreign power. It is not Russia or China—that is a very dangerous side-show meant to bamboozle the citizenry while feeding the incompetent forever-war gluttons of the Beltway’s defense industrial complex, its paid Senators and Congressmen, and the majority of commentators on Fox. It is hardly surprising, in this respect, that the enemy we paint here holds major financial stakes in the Beltway’s defense industry bandits and, operating primarily through the State Department and key posts in the Pentagon, has disastrously influenced U.S. national security policy for decades. 

On November 11, 2009, Lyndon LaRouche discussed the road out of the 2007-2008 world-wide economic collapse. That road was not taken and the United States' economy continued to be further looted by Wall Street and City of London predators, its population assigned to gig jobs, inundated by drugs, and a culture of despair. Donald Trump was elected to arrest this. He was attacked relentlessly for attempting vast economic change and an end to imperial wars. His re-election was blocked by Wall Street, London, and other elements of the modern British Empire.

In 1988, when Lyndon LaRouche proposed a 40 year project to build a science city on Mars, the imperial minions and stuck-in-the-mud pundits attempted to use the proposal as the basis for their ultimate derision: “Why he’s so crazy, he even wants to build a city on Mars!”

Donald Trump’s popular and bold vision of returning to manned exploration of the Moon and, from there, voyaging to Mars, implemented as Project Artemis, has so far survived the change of administrations. But the two projects—one which celebrates the human mind and its ability to discover physical and universal truths at the frontiers of science, the other based on a vicious anti-human myth—are hardly capable of co-existence. Hence, my image from the last article of Biden manically shooting rockets into space which are tethered to the earth. So ensconced are the Luddites that Biden/Harris established a brand new position in NASA, that of Senior Climate Advisor. It is led by the fanatical climate modeler, Dr. Gavin Schmidt. Schmidt is also current director of the Goddard Institute for Space Studies, having occupied that position under Obama while playing a key role in Obama’s radical environmentalist agenda.

A timely excerpt from our 2008 feature documentary, Firewall: In Defense of the Nation State which reveals the devastating—and completely avoidable—catastrophe of both Weimar hyperinflation, and the inevitable hyperinflation the dollar faces if the economy is not put through a top-down reorganization.

Lyndon LaRouche gave a speech at Central Connecticut University on May 4, 2009. He said it was urgent to stop the killing in the Middle East but the fundamental conflict could never be solved unless the modern British Empire, playing the region, was destroyed. Installing the American (republican) tradition and its associated economics of development and destroying the parasitical oligarchic system is the key to peace.

The World Economic Forum’s (WEF) COVID manifesto, “COVID-19: The Great Reset,” written urgently by Klaus Schwab and Thierry Malleret in June 2020, explains much about the political weaponization of the virus in the United States, a weaponization which was used to remove a sitting U.S. President and now is being used, through the Biden Administration, to institutionalize what the Council of Foreign Relations’ (CFR) “Project 1980s” originally named “controlled disintegration of the world economy.”

As always, President Putin’s talk was that of a leader who familiarizes himself with all the conditions facing his citizens, and makes himself practically responsible for the welfare of the whole country and each of its citizens—as President Trump did, quite unlike any other twenty-first century American President.