The Anti-Defamation League: Political Hitmen for Hire

On October 6, 1986, exactly 40 years ago this coming Tuesday, 400 federal, state, and county police descended on Leesburg, VA ostensibly to serve search and arrest warrants against longtime LaRouche associates. What followed was years of prosecutorial abuse and misconduct combined with a coordinated media defamation campaign against LaRouche which resulted in his unjust imprisonment in 1989. At a May 23, 1990 trial of one of his associates in Roanoke, VA, LaRouche was finally able to testify in court in his own defense. The testimony not only provides a unique autobiographical account of LaRouche's life and activities, but also a devastating exposure of how the Anti-Defamation League's corruption of news media and government agencies is deployed to eliminate political opponents.

This video is provided courtesy of the LaRouche Legacy Foundation. For a digital archive of Lyndon LaRouche's writings, videos and photos, visit https://larouchelibrary.org/