This week’s update surveys the attempt to permanently steal U.S. elections amidst a growing popular revolt against Nancy Pelosi land and Obama’s kindergarten which sits in the White House. Wall Street's bought minions are fleeing the Senate, the young recognize they have been dealt a no-future, gender-fluid world, and Trump voters are self-organizing. Arming this ferment with the American System of Lincoln and LaRouche is the path forward. Defeating HR 1, which would permanently steal U.S. elections, becomes an essential inflection point.

If the elites are afraid of Donald Trump's takeover of the Republican Party and of his avowed intention to turn it into the party of working people, let's make them very afraid. Let's give that movement LaRouche's policies to shut-down the globalist, imperial system, and establish a world, governed by sovereign nations, and not central bankers and billionaires.

Mobilize for an investigation of the real January 6 conspirators with the new petition, "Hands Off Trump." A serious investigation will reveal how the enemy uses false flags and political misdirection to try to neutralize their opposition. The movement around Donald Trump must be armed with a deeper understanding of the tools of the enemy and the nature of the battle, if we are to prevail.

Disgusted by the fake impeachment stunt? The information war puts you in a constant agitated present, without access to the actual past or a future—the Memory Hole from George Orwell’s 1984. Breaking the spell, on President’s day, we revisited the mind of Abraham Lincoln. His best friends were long dead: the minds of Shakespeare, Franklin, Washington, Hamilton, John Quincy Adams. He used the way their minds worked to win the war and create the future.

Behind Biden’s frenzy of executive orders and the Davos demand for a green bankers' dictatorship looms the collapse of the global financial system. Rather than defining the fight from within that doomed system, we must go "outside the box" to discover new solutions, as Abraham Lincoln, Lyndon LaRouche and great artists did. Boyd asks the question: “Lincoln and Trump: Do They Share Shakespeare?”