In Minneapolis, Murder, Most Foul; at Cape Canaveral Triumphant Hope—The Space Program and the Race Out of Mental Slavery

*LIVE every Thursday at 9pm Eastern, 6pm Pacific* – If you looked across the United States on Wednesday, May 27th, you got a snapshot of this nation’s possible futures and the stakes in this election. In Minneapolis, a white cop murdered a black man in a snuff film which was delivered repeatedly across all of the nation’s media, resulting in rioting in Minneapolis but also in other locations throughout the country. As the result of the continuing colonial practices of Wall Street and its attending professional class, the nation’s impoverished minorities have been the primary victims of COVID-19. They were killed by an economic policy born way back in August of 1971.

But, at Cape Canaveral, the President and First Lady Melania Trump were there to witness the country’s return to manned space flight in the type of public/private partnership first detailed by Lyndon LaRouche in 1985—one devoted to the maximum unleashing and diffusion of human creativity rather than looting for monetary profit. The dismantlement of the Apollo program and manned space exploration, Lyndon LaRouche argued, was the keystone for the wrecking of the U.S. economy which occurred in its wake.

LaRouchePAC just released an economic program outlining the leap into the future we can all now take, out of the path presently being mapped by London’s oligarchs and those who have conducted an ongoing coup against our President –those who seek our destruction. This involves a mission to train everyone in the skills necessary to reindustrialize the country, build massive infrastructure and whole new cities, and explore the frontiers of science, both in space and in the biological sciences of life. It involves using the power thus created to develop the world in a conspiracy with other nations. This LaRouchian conspiracy involves an agreement to destroy the imperial looting and war machine once and for all.

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