To begin to answer this question, we have to start by establishing once more just who we really are, and why we are here. Among all the propaganda campaigns which have swept over us from Europe since colonial days, the most deliberately confusing and entangling has been the drivel which goes by the name of “economics.”  Walk over to the nearest trash can, turn your head sideways and empty your ear of that unredeemable drivel straight into the trash can.

It is very clear that the oligarchs viewed COP21 (where the Paris Climate Accords were signed) as "defining the agenda' and putting certain things into motion. President Trump pulled us out of those accords. Now, with Trump out of the Presidency, they view the Glasgow COP26 meeting as the time to implement that agenda—with ferocity—on every nation on Earth. They talk incessantly of "ratcheting up" and "acceleration."

When understood properly, infrastructure can be the secret to unlimited economic growth. However, Washington DC doesn't understand much of anything these days. The Biden collective's so-called 'infrastructure bill' is not about infrastructure, it is cover for pushing their "Green New Deal" and globalist World Economic Forum policies—a fast track program to destroy the US economy. What's needed is a serious infrastructure program, focused on new, transformative infrastructure systems which uplift the entire economy to higher levels of productive potential. Historically, this approach has been central to the rise of the United States, and it's indispensable today for getting the US out of the present economic mess.

There is reason to fear that a spiralling world energy crisis may overwhelm the U.S., Western European, and major Asian economies even before the scheduled Oct 31-Nov 12 world climate confab in Glasgow, Scotland--or while it is in session. (In the dark, perhaps?)

The globalized system which prioritizes money over physical production is now in its inevitable collapse phase. Today's shortages and higher prices are not going to go away under the current system. Lyndon LaRouche stressed that each nation should strive to have a "full set" economy. That involves modern infrastructure, advanced energy sources, machine tools, an educated labor force—the things needed for a functioning, modern agro-industrial nation.

If the U.S. is going to revitalize its manufacturing it must start with a revival of the machine tool sector. This video explains what are machine tools and why they are crucial to re-Americanizing the U.S. economy.

LaRouchePAC is launching a crucial initiative to free our nation from the destructive policies of globalization and to launch an industrial and scientific renaissance. We are calling on you to circulate and organize around our new resolution "Re-Americanize the U.S. Economy," by reaching out to organizations and constituency leaders, and building the forces to take our economy back.

On March 3, 1988, Lyndon LaRouche stunned the United States and the world, when as a Democratic Presidential candidate, he proposed the colonization of Mars as the means to bust out of the economic collapse of the United States, shift its decadent culture, and provide the legitimate basis for cooperation between sovereign nation states on earth. This is the 30 minute presentation from that campaign which was broadcast nationally on March 3, 1988.

No matter how you cut it, a modern economy depends on steel, coal and oil. The U.S. has only 9 functioning integrated steel plants. If the U.S. is going to re-industrialize and grow, steel is a basic component. In this edition of LPAC Shorts, Brian Lantz lays out some of the hard facts about steel.