Dennis Speed

Dec. 3, 2024 (EIRNS)—“The central formal problem of contemporary knowledge is that the fact, which naïve opinion takes for the elementary or simple basis of human knowledge, proves upon critical examination to be a highly suspect authority. The concept of a ‘fact,’ we discover through reflection, is the result of a process of judgment, and therefore, by no means as simple or self-evident as naïve opinion assumes.” —Lyndon LaRouche, Dialectical Economics

Dec. 2, 2024 (EIRNS)—The Schiller Institute International Online Conference, “In the Spirit of Schiller and Beethoven: All Men Become Brethren,” this Saturday, Dec. 7 and Sunday, Dec. 8, intersects the most dangerous moment in known history. This is the most dangerous time ever, because the destructive power of the thermonuclear and non-thermonuclear weapons that are now available, and beginning to be deployed and even utilized, is in inverse proportion to the cognitive powers of the trans-Atlantic “masters of the universe” that have access to them. Their deadly delusions have been made clear by the Anglosphere’s clinically insane recent response to Russia’s successful deployment, on Nov. 21, of the “Oreshnik” intermediate-range hypersonic ballistic missile, in response to NATO’s missile strikes into Russian territory.

This transition, and the next six weeks, is as unlike any other in American history. The mere fact that thermonuclear war is seen as a real possibility by the majority of American citizens, and that there is no clearly responsible authority in the White House that is accountable to the population, makes this situation completely unique.

Nov. 27, 2024 (EIRNS)—So far, the lunatics still running the asylum at the State Department, and its spiritual headquarters at London’s Chatham House, have flunked “Reality 101,” and are proceeding with haste to the plains of Armageddon. While Russia has, with its highly effective Nov. 21 deployment of the IRBM “Oreshnik” hypersonic missile, warned NATO against further escalation in the clearest possible way, as former Israeli diplomat and Deputy Prime Minister Abba Eban once said to the late economist and statesman, Lyndon LaRouche, “Never underestimate the factor of insanity in politics.”

Let us act now, and use this opportunity to prevent nuclear war, and begin a process of global economic cooperation and development. Join today’s Manhattan Project with Harley Schlanger and Mike Robinson at 2pm EST.

Join us tonight at 9pm, and join organizers of the International Peace Coalition Friday at 11am, to find out how we plan to to stop World War Three.

Nov. 20, 2024 (EIRNS)—The “collective Biden’s” decision to publicly begin war with Russia, without the approval of the U.S. Congress, or consultation with the new President-elect, brought forth the following response from Ohio former Congressman Dennis Kucinich, who is running for Congress as an independent this year.

Harley Schlanger will join the Manhattan Project at 2pm EST to discuss the transition to a new, security and development architecture that is taking place, and how the U.S. can cooperate with it.

Don’t take your eyes off the prize. No diversions!! Our achievable goal, which we can win, is the creation of a new world security and development architecture, by introducing the economic projects designed by the late economist and statesman Lyndon LaRouche as immediate, workable solutions for the worst crises presently plaguing the planet.

Nov. 12, 2024 (EIRNS)—“Again, I cannot overstate this—who travels a lot internationally—how close to nuclear conflict the United States has been for the past almost three years come February—like, on the precipice of it! And because our media don’t report this, I think most Americans don’t really have a sense of it. But we are truly on the edge of ending human life, globally. It’s crazy! Nothing this crazy has ever happened, probably ever, in history.” That observation by journalist Tucker Carlson, in a post-American Presidential election interview done November 11, is a far more useful evaluation of the present state of world relations than most in the trans-Atlantic sector are likely to accept. It is, nonetheless, the truth.