U.S. Presidential candidate Diane Sare warned of the dangers facing the U.S. and the world unless the Epstein class is removed from policy making. She opened by explaining why it was necessary to begin the campaign when she did, more than three years before she would be inaugurated if she won, in order to provide an alternative to the corruption and depravity of leaders of both parties in the U.S. that was leading the world to nuclear war.
She counterposed the qualities exhibited by Lyndon LaRouche to those holding office and positions of responsibility today as an example of what leadership is needed to break out of the trap Trump has fallen into in his war alliance with Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu. LaRouche identified the evil of what is now seen as the "Epstein Class" in the alliance between corrupt financial networks and the "secret government". Diane said she learned from LaRouche's eight presidential campaigns the principle of statecraft, which includes the capacity to identify the dynamics shaping the future.
The interview is about 30 minutes. Diane answers questions about the danger of an Israeli "false flag" leading to a nuclear strike by Israel; the collapse into depravity of Europe; the importance of using the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence to overcome fatalism in the U.S.; and ho she learned from her role as a choral director how to achieve a higher harmony from discordant voices.
What emerges is the quality of statecraft needed to not only escape the dangerous "Iran trap", but provide security and development for the future.
