Good afternoon. Thank you, Anastasia and Irene, for your work over these weeks.
If there is not a major change in the United States, there is reason to believe that this day, August 6, would be a good time for us to say our goodbyes. Our goodbyes to each other, goodbye to the planet, and goodbye to the paintings of Rembrandt, the discoveries of Ibn Sina and Albert Einstein, the philosophy of Confucius and Leibniz, the principles of the U.S. Constitution, the poetry of Shelley, and the music of Beethoven. We are steadfastly marching toward the thermonuclear annihilation of everything ever created by man.
Wasn’t that the point of dropping the bomb on this day 78 years ago? It wasn’t about making the Japanese surrender—that was already under negotiation. The purpose of dropping not one, but TWO bombs on civilian population centers in Japan was to demonstrate that we could do it, and that we were willing to do it. Is anyone here so naive as to believe that we have become MORE moral since the day Madeleine Albright declared that, although it was a tough decision, the lives of 500,000 Iraqi children was a reasonable price to pay to achieve our goals in Iraq—which apparently haven’t been achieved because we’re still there, illegally occupying that nation—you know the American Illegals—squatting in nations all over the world who don’t want us there.
So it is time to disabuse your friends of the notion that some wise person, who has managed to avoid being jailed, from inside the beltway, is going to stand up and stop this thing before we go over the cliff. Waiting for that would guarantee that we are finished.
But having said all of that, I am not pessimistic. I am optimistic because I don’t intend to allow the annihilation of the human race to occur while I have breath to fight. I know we are all here today because we agree that we cannot let this happen, and although they are not here with us in Dag Hammarskjold Plaza, billions of people around the world are saying “NO!” to Anglophile (which sounds a bit like “pedophile") hegemony.
The leaders of African nations are banding together, with Russia, China, Brazil and others and saying, “No! you cannot make us send weapons to Ukraine for your proxy war to destroy Russia.” “No! you are not going to tell us whom we may elect as President to lead our people.” As soon as these leaders can hear and see signs of sentient life from within the United States, we will have a global resistance which can liberate us all from the billionaire perverts who seek to divide, rule and depopulate us.
In 1988, Lyndon LaRouche made a bold proposal for the reunification of Germany, based on what he knew to be the coming end of the Soviet Communist system. They were bankrupt, and he said, “let us feed Poland, in return for the reunification of Germany.” Three months later he was sitting in Federal prison.
