The Biden collective's Green New Deal will destroy the U.S. economy, making energy unaffordable and unreliable while lowering the productivity of the entire nation. President Trump was right to call this the "Green New Bullsh*t!" If we want to not only understand climate change, but manage and control it, we have to understand the frontiers of galactic science. With the correct approach to climate science we can solve the western drought and better understand mankind's position in the universe.

As was discussed in the first class in this series, Plato and the 2500-Year-Old Republican Party, the Persian Empire could not defeat Athens by military means. It corrupted the thinking of Athenian leaders and citizens alike, causing Athens to self-destruct.

Over the span of nine podcasts, Bob Ingraham and Michael Steger have explored the life and career of Abraham Lincoln. Particular emphasis has been placed on discussing the principles which guided Lincoln throughout his life. His devotion to the revolutionary precepts of the Declaration of Independence influenced his approach to economics, science, education, culture and almost every aspect of his personal life and political career. The critical importance of Lincoln, for today, goes far beyond merely refuting the lies and slanders of Critical Race Theory and the anti-American leftists. For it is in the life and the moral courage of Lincoln that we find the positive mission of the American Republic, the mission to which we must return if we are to save our nation.

The whole series can be found at The American Patriot section of our website.

In 399, Plato's mentor, Socrates, was executed by the Democratic Party of Athens, a tool of an imperial oligarchy. Plato spent the rest of his life developing the ideas to defeat them, and to putting those ideas into action. Plato created his Academy and organized an international alliance of forces which, during his lifetime, militarily and politically challenged the Persian Empire. Later, Alexander the Great, taught by a member of Plato's Academy, defeated the Persians, only to be poisoned by Aristotle's allies. The battle between the forces of the Academy and Aristotle's faction was anything but "academic."

In this conclusion of the Lincoln podcasts, we review key points concerning Lincoln's creation of the Republican Party, the Greenback national credit policy, Lincoln's triumph with the Emancipation Proclamation and more of Lincoln's wit and humor. All of this is highly relevant for those of us today who are committed to saving our Republic.

Vote fraud, hyperinflation, Green New Deal, CRT, drought, cancel culture, Afghanistan ... LaRouche always stressed that to navigate our way out of the current crisis, citizens and statesmen must exercise the quality of mind that can take into account all the interacting political, physical, cultural and historical forces and principles as a single manifold. This quality of mind is expressed in the great discoveries of science and art.

The principles of the Declaration of Independence, principles which Abraham Lincoln dedicated his life to defending, posed a deadly threat to the British Empire and to oligarchical rule. The American Civil War was not simply an internal crisis, but an attempt by the British Empire to destroy the American Republic. Lincoln knew this, and he faced that crisis with a quality of moral courage which we all can learn from today.

Propaganda about present events is everywhere, as our imperial enemy seeks to profile us into 'pick your box' of controlled and ultimately impotent ideologies. But, among the forces of resistance to the the destruction of the United States, just about everything depends on accurately portraying our opponent, understanding its future moves and potentials for change, and destroying its destructive abilities. Like the shadows in Plato's cave the propagandists seek to lure us far away from the mind's actual potentials. Lyndon LaRouche described a fourth domain which fulfills our requirement for the mindset necessary to defeat those who would destroy us.

In an extraordinary statement, "A World of Sovereign Nation-States," written in 2003, as he embarked on his last presidential campaign, Lyndon LaRouche developed the difference between the republican "manifold" vs. the imperial "manifold." He described the republican manifold as follows: "The underlying purpose of the American Revolution and its leading European supporters, was, from the beginning, to establish the U.S.A. as a republic which would contribute, in the manner of a seed-crystal, to inspiring the emergence of a community of principle among the independent sovereign republics of the world."