STORY NUMBER ONE:  SIDNEY HILL RETURNS IN WASILLA!!!!

A Sidney Hill update???  Remember Sidney Hill?  A cause celebre somewhere, but not in the Larouche publications.

Bill Hess brings us some Fantastic Photo-journalism updating us on the whereabouts of Sidney Hill.  Up in Wasilla.  (One of those places that one day nobody ever heard of, then the next… everyone knew of.)

I was very pleased to see that this old hippy had seen the sign and then positioned himself right beside it so he could defy it. He even had a pretty good sign of his own made up, asking Alaska passersby to feed him a peach. If you could see all the lettering, this is what you would read:
“This old hippie says AK feed me a peach.” A bit more follows of course, but that was the basic message. This guy wanted a peach. I don’t know why he wanted a peach and not a chunk of moose meat or salmon, but a peach was what he wanted.
I would have given him a peach, too, but I didn’t have one. I did have a bean burrito, but he didn’t want a burrito – only a peach.
He claimed to be a friend of Lyndon LaRouche, who apparently backs up the quest of old hippies to be fed by the great AK! It is nice to know there are still compassionate people in this country, state and town.

Eventually we’re going to have to expand that networked map (showing the candidates) to include Sidney Hill in Alaska and Perry Clarke in Kentucky.
By the way… for what it is worth… the Skull / Bones blog would like to take this opportunity to endorse Republican Chris Theineman for Kentucky State Senate, District 37.  Yeah, I know… this is John Wolfe country.

STORY NUMBER TWO:  KESHA ROGERS GETS HER ASS WHUPPED

I suppose if she wins we will have a big “Dewey Defeats Truman” situation with this headline.  I will update this when election returns come in.

Daily Kos assesses the big KP George — Kesha Rogers race
Even though the Democrats have next to no chance of beating Olson, the Democratic primary here is actually worth watching.  Kesha Rogers, a Lyndon LaRouche activist who calls for impeaching President Obama, was the Democratic nominee in 2010 and caused a big headache for local Dems.  Rogers is running again and local Democrats would like to avoid the embarrassment of sharing a ticket with her this year: her sole opponent is KP George.  George’s nomination wouldn’t give the party any more of a chance to unseat Olson, but it would be a huge relief for Texas Democrats if he was their nominee here instead of Rogers.
Yet the race only gets one star.  If only Pete Olson had had lost sight of getting candidacy paperwork in in the vein of Thad McCotter, the Dems coulda been contenders.
I sort of reiterate, win or less… the Democratic Party in Harris County will still have her to kick around some.

Howie G booted off Democratic Underground, I see, in relation to proseltyzing for the cause of the 6 Larouche candidates.

College Football Fans weigh in on this race:
Larouchies come in all colors. And they’re all nuts.
Screw congress, she’s got my vote for President!
“This is Henry Kissinger. He’s a Jew.” Followed by explanations that the Jews and Queen Elizabeth are running drugs to corrupt America’s youth, blah, blah, blah. (Lyndon LaRouche, 1984.)

STORY NUMBER THREE:  DIANE SARE LIES — CLAIMS REFORM PARTY ENDORSED HER, WHEN REALLY IT WAS JUST A LAROUCHIE WHO ENDORSED HERE

We begin with details from the New Jersey Debate.  Where Diane Sare wasn’t asked about recent comments made by her leader.  They never ask about the imminent themonuclear war, and always go to Gay Marriage… Lament Lament Lament.

Better yet, she ought be asked about this quotation.  Maybe that’ll filter into the Taj — Roberts debates?

LaRouche Democratic supporters made up at least half of the more than 100 attendees of the debate in Teaneck, based on the blue LaRouche shirts they were wearing.
Many of the questions supplied by the audience seemed to be geared toward their ideals.
LaRouche Democrats support Mars colonization, the impeachment of Barack Obama, the reinstatement of the Depression-era Glass-Steagall Act and place emphasis on the importance of classical music.
When a question from the audience about classical music came, Gussen wouldn’t take the bait.
“I think if (Albert) Einstein lived today he may just have likely been a DJ,” he said.
Even during direct questioning, Sare often went off topic. When asked about gay marriage, she instead put emphasis on ballistic missile defense systems in Europe.
“If we have thermo-nuclear war and a financial blowout,” she said, “we will all be dead whether we are gay, straight, married or not.”

Well, if this guy is a “Tea Party Patriot” he probably isn’t a registered Democrat, so we won’t have to worry about this guy’s vote.

And we have an answer to the question “Is Mark Quick a Larouchie?”  The answer: Yes.
From this blog here, Mark Quick says:  I believe before you publish statements like this you should actually research your facts before publishing. Nobody manages my campaigns but me. Your clearly out just to destroy people on a personal level. I took a boat load of crap because I went to Trenton to be involved with YOU. I have learned more about how corrupt and evil our government has become and people like you are paid to hide the TREASON. On LaRouche explain why Ronald Reagon and him were friends he worked for Reagon???
If asked before I saw that comment I would have said “No”.  But … there you go.

A Reform Activist chimes in
Mark D. Quick, a former Republican Committeeman who abandoned the GOP last year, does not speak on behalf of the Reform Party of New Jersey, the Reform Party of the United States, nor any of the elected officers of either organization. He is no longer a candidate on the party’s ticket nor will the party sanction any of his forthcoming announcements. Quick’s alliance with Sare has been officially rebuked by the party’s leadership and any online content pertaining to his previous Congressional bid hosted on Reform Party servers will be removed.

The Diane Sare campaign has chimed in by charging against the   NJ Reform Party co-founder, in a wildly slanderous attack on me and Lyndon LaRouche, which was no doubt dictated to him by the same people running the pathetically desperate attacks on my colleague Kesha Rogers, who won the Democratic Party nomination in the 22nd district of Texas in 2010.
Everyone who has had a chance to consider the issue knows that Mark Quick exhibits more intelligence and morality in two sentences than the pompous and ignorant Mr. Zychick and his ghost writer can muster in any series of pretentious paragraphs. No one should be fooled by these arrogant young liars whose only dream is to become corrupt party hacks in their later years.

The more interesting thing here is the headline change from something about the NJ Reform party endorsing her to  NJ Reform Party: Holding the Line for Obama Dictatorship…

“Conservative New Jersey” blog ids names behind the Mark Quick run.  They can sort it all out.  The issue at stake in New Jersey

Yesterday, Mark Quick endorsed Democrat Diane Sare for Congress. Democrat Sare is running against Congressman Scott Garrett, the most conservative member of the New Jersey delegation, and one of the top conservatives in Congress. By most measures, Scott Garrett is the most conservative member of Congress ever to come from New Jersey. […]
First we had the Bayshore Tea Party Group providing a platform for a Socialist Party candidate at a meeting in their headquarters. Now we have a Tea Party candidate – vetted and supported by a number of Tea Party groups – endorsing a follower of Lyndon LaRouche.
The Tea Party needs to end its war with Steve Lonegan, Mike Doherty, and the other conservative leaders in our state. They need to stop embracing pro-amnesty candidates like Bader Qarmout, liberals like LaRossa, bigots like Salanitri, racists like Hoyas, and Lyndon LaRouche Democrats.

A bottom line on this race provided by Blue Jersey
Correct me if I’m wrong, but is there a third candidate running in CD 5 by the name of Diane Sare? I saw her presence in the newspaper at two debates held by Bergen Grassroots and the Teaneck Democrats and was wondering if she is still running for the nomination since she was not mentioned in your story.
In many races there are numerous candidates, but in this diary I mention only those of consequence.
She wants to be on the same ballot with Obama – who she wants to impeach.  Diane Sare is NOT a credible candidate.  She may seem polite, but her positions are LaRouche crazy.

Worth mentioning her regardless, if only because the die is set with a race between what’s apparently a “lackidasical Democratic Establishmentarian” and an exciting Insurgent.  GOTV all you want for the Insurgent.  Just be sure not to  divide the two candidates to two sets of 33 and ending up losing to random 34-er.
No one has any money to do polling. If history is a good indicator, 15,000 voters will turn out on June 5th.

STORY NUMBER FOUR:  THAD McCOTTER OPENS THE WAY FOR SMASHING LAROUCHIE REPRESENTATION IN NEXT CONGRESS

The circumstances are such that the way is, I suppose, open.  The Democratic Party establishment may want to push some bigger name Democratic… for a (sigh) write-in bid.  McCotter may want to try the same.  Hilarity ensues, I guess.
Hm.  I assume unless the Democratic hiearchy has some big name power candidacy everyone knows and loves that their best chance is with the candidate actually running.

From Daily Kos  …  Fortunately, Democrats have a pretty respectable candidate filed for this race already in Syed Taj, a Canton Township trustee and former chief of medicine of a local hospital. Taj has raised $200K for his campaign so far, and I’m sure more resources will be made available to him now that McCotter has put himself in the jackpot. (Oh, and there’s another “choice” in the Democratic primary: Lyndon LaRouche disciple Bill Roberts, a man whose top item on his website reads “Dumping Obama is the Key to Avoiding War”.)

I will  note I haven’t been so much sleeping on this Democratic primary as putting it aside because whatever the case, the situation is thus — skip to bold part of the comments excerpts here — featuring the standard sillying sallying of the quirks of a country with more elections taking place than attention paid to them:

I could easily see the LaRouchie winning the Dem primary if the race is a low name-ID race between him and Syed Taj. So they’d have to invest a lot of effort to get Taj through the primary.
In the case of McCotter failing to get in the primary, failing to win the primary, and the LaRouchie winning the Dem primary, an opportunity would be wasted.
What’s with the “um”? FYI Roberts has raised $4K, Taj $200K.
But it’s not going to be a slam dunk unless they spend some money. Taj’s campaign doesn’t just have a ‘some cult dude’ opponent, it’s an opponent with a generic common name. So he can’t just lay back and keep raising money, he will have to act as if the primary is real without really acknowledging the opponent. (Not entirely sure they can directly mention the obvious about the LaRouchies and Obama through mailers without people ignoring it, plus it’s not like Michigan has party registration to make that easier)
and the law of diminishing returns may factor into the effectiveness of the “Hey, Bill Roberts is associated with a bunch of crazies” campaign. Although i’d imagine “Syed Taj, great guy, shakes his finger at property taxes, rode an ostrich once” campaign would be far more likely. Especially for reaching out to all those unfamiliar with the Canton Charter Township government.
Not sure if we’ve had a ‘credible candidate loses to random person’ race yet in this cycle. Closest would be the Jimmy Ferris primary in Idaho, i’d guess.
I have nothing whatever against Taj and surely hope he wins but I have to admit my joy at learning another set of lunatics is still around in our hare-brained politics today.
We’d have until August.  I think we can make sure he wins the primary.
So yeah.  You could wage a whisper campaign against him. More of an issue might be he speaks heavily accented and not all that dynamic of a speaker.   But maybe he’s better when the subject matter isn’t mindnumbingly boring.
so it’s a coincidence that they could lose two one-on-one primaries to Indian-born candidates (who are obviously agents of the Queen and Kissinger and Nelson Rockefeller)
MI-11 Democrats may do the same thing IN-05 Democrats did in 2010 and pick Roberts over Taj, simply because his name sounds “white”
Don’t think it can’t happen?  It DID happen in Indiana just two years ago.

From the other side of the asile we get this:
If McCotter is off the ballot, Bentivolio probably has a 70% chance to win against McCotter or Kowall write-in, and 85% chance to win against Trott write in, because only insiders and some locals know who Trott is. […] Parties need to save the resources in case Bentivolio does win the primary, which is likely (Assuming McCotter is off the ballot), and help out the guy who may for all we know be the deciding vote for the speaker and committee chairs.
Unless they want Bill Roberts.

This is, by the way, the scenario that would have to sprout up to actually get a Larouchie into the House of Representatives.

The Democratic candidate, for those who care, are:
Bill Roberts, who proudly touts his connection to Lyndon Larouche and the tin-foil-hat caucus.
Syed Taj, a medical doctor and native of India, who was elected to the Canton Twp board in 2008.  Not a hopeless, but also maybe not exactly what Waterford Twp is looking for in a Congressional candidate.
Ya gots until August.

STORY NUMBER FIVE:  LAROUCHE CRYONICS MOVEMENT CHIMES IN TO LATEST ALEX JONES APPEARANCE

The Larouche Cryonics Movement throws its lot lot against Alex Jones with ultimate insult Aex Jones is a Neanderthal Hybrid Crypto-Jew.

Then we get comments from the peanut gallery at Lunatic Outpost
Larouche is a just a flat out crackpot.   He’s makes guys David Icke and Clif High look normal.
The ultimate power behind the royal bloodlines are extra dimensional reptillian entities who literally hate humanity. What the Christians would call demons. Our royal elite have fallen for their lies of using alien technology to empower the elite with Godlike powers.
The only thing stopping the alien entities manifesting is the human vibration on the planet this love energy drives them insane with rage, a state of mind they can’t function rationally in.
Once the blue bloods do their bidding and reduce the love energy by reducing the population the cold authoritarian vibration will allow them to manifest with frightening consequences for our elite!
Why can’t we just have a Nuclear War, why’s it always got to be Thermal Nuclear War? WHY???
Oh wow! A guy with no credibility interviews another guy with no credibility!

No.  Wait.  Maybe we need a conflab between these two groups:

I would appear to not be the only person who is moving well, et cetera. The Freemason Confraternity of the Whole Wide World also seem to be offering a better deal than the LaRouche people.
(Yes, the local LaRouchies continue to e-mail me periodically, unconcerned by their continuing terrible prophetic record, and not inclined to admit any errors.)

Vern Nelson asks the question:  Hey Robert [Lauten], I know you’re a LaRouchie, but I see you on my ballot, under US Senator, as a Republican. Have all the LaRouchies become Republicans when nobody was looking?

Other campaigns:

Dateline Chicago
We drove by there today and saw them. Their sign indicated they wanted to impeach the President and that they were affiliated with the LaRouchies. I didn’t see them doing anything that might need a permit IMO.

Dateline Farmington
When asked why the two selected Farmington for their political efforts, the man said because of “the population.” The woman told one of the several people who stopped by her table at approximately 1 p.m. her group was trying to fix this country because “the whole system is dead. It’s broken.” […]
Willy asked them to leave while the man argued with police for several minutes, stating loudly, “We do this all over the place!”
Willy reported later the group did not leave the premises and rather resolved to hold their posters themselves. He said they eventually put the table away.
“Their(sic) well within their rights to exercise their First Amendment right to free speech, but you can’t do it by blocking the sidewalk,” Willy said, noting […]
Official representative for the LaRouche PAC Angela Vullo, who returned a reporter’s call from Virginia, said she could not confirm her organization was visiting Farmington on Tuesday, but said the described posters “sounds like us.” […]
“The policies that have come out … to get the world population under 1.5 billion, that is virtually targeting everyone,” Vullo said. “Not to mention, if Obama stays in office, we’re on the road to a world war that could be a nuclear war, and that could lead to the extinction of the human race.”

Jeff Steinberg on Iran’s Press TV.  Say… whatever happened to Russia Today?

One Week Left and all will be decided.  THE MOST IMPORTANT ELECTION OF THE 2012 CYCLE!!!!

“We stand at Armageddon, and we battle for the Lord.” — Theodore Roosevelt, 1912.
“I am issuing this statement to tell you something you need to know if you wish to survive. What I am going to say here requires that all notions of practical politics be set aside and that you reach down inside and fight with everything which is truly human inside you to remove Obama from office now. This may be your last chance. We are now standing toe to toe with the threat of thermonuclear war and the potential annihilation of the human species.” — Kesha Rogers, 2012.

No.  I’m mostly just bemused by the Kesha Rogers campaign now.  She’s not going to win the nomination, and now we just see this spectacle of things.  I hope the party hacks in Harris County are enjoying themselves right now — I have half a hunch the Larouchie challenger may be beneficial: the party knows they’re in the minority and trying to guide to a hopeful future election victory — you need something to sharpen your elbows and keep yourself going, I suppose.
In addition to some insane rhetorical fire from Kesha Rogers, we have that standard stand-by of paraochial campaigning — those sign wars.:

 Running against Kesha Rogers.  Local Democrats have a little contest running to see which one of us gets the most insulting description written by Kesha on her website.  She called Bubba a “Yokel,” which is funny for man with more degrees than your average meat thermometer.  She called our local party chairman Steve Brown a lackey and stated, “[he] has repeatedly tried to incite violence against me.”  She offers no proof of this and has made no police report.  In short, her brainwashing included lying as a sacrament to LaRouche.
Steve did help put out these signs next to her signs all over town:
Hehehe. But it really ain’t funny. One day I was at an event and talked to a Larouche supporter. I asked if she really likes Larouche and she said yes and I said “I’m so sorry.”
Why is that conspiracy nuts always mash together groups that can’t stand each other? And does she know that Hitler, HG Wells and Voltaire have been dead for quite a long while (as are John and George, alas)?
(Yeah.  Well.  I think the theory of this “push poll” is what Kesha Rogers is referencing as a “dirty trick”.):
A push poll might be fun. “Kesha Rogers believes crazy crazy loony Tea Party stuff, would that make you more likely or less likely to vote for her? K P George performs life-saving procedures on rescue puppies, would that make you more or less likely to vote for him?”

Ballot Access News has the story.    And I see there has been some sort of accommodation with “Third Party Politics”  for sourcing.
In other news, the story has made its way to splog aggregators, where it’s hitched with gossip about the “Kesha” character for the tv show “Basketball Wives”.  So we get the hilarious comment “Feel sorry for Kesha.  Gonna get her ass whupped“, but it’s … to a completelyunrelated subject.  I love this race!

So the sign wars commence.
And on that race, I was very disappointed today to see that something I spotted yesterday afternoon has been undone today when I had my camera ready to capture the moment. Apparently some Republican joker decided to support Kesha Rogers’ campaign by planting one of her lawn signs in his front yard, right next to a Mike Elliott for Judge sign.
It seems the Republicans have glommed onto the movement in the Fort Bend County Democratic Party to get the word out on bat-guano crazy Kesha Rogers so we don’t have an embarrassing repeat of 2010 when she won the Democratic nomination to oppose Pete Olson for the CD-22 race. Someone in the GOP decided it would be funny to promote her race.
Kesha Rogers has had Republican supporters, only now it seems they have reconsidered their position and took the Rogers sign down.

Burnt Orange readers polled, and come up with
In another lopsided victory, KP George trounced LaRouchie Ke$ha Rogers in our reader poll, again by a margin of 90% to 10%. While the district is likely to remain a Republican seat come November, George is doing the yeoman’s work to oust the LaRouchie from the Democratic ticket.
Wait.  The Larouchies didn’t flood this internet poll?  Why not? It’s a proud tradition used by Free Republic and Democratic Underground! Anyway, this leads leads in to the official Endorsement at Burnt Orange.  The sales pitch at Burnt Orange
Don’t make the same mistake twice! George is a good Democrat, a credible candidate, and won’t foul the waters for the other Democrats in Fort Bend county — a county that is rapidly trending blue and should be focused on mobilizing voters, not handling an unruly LaRouchie that soils the party brand.

Bay Area Houston:
I’m sure everyone remembers “dog piling” on someone in grade school. It usually ended with someone crying to the teacher or followed by an atomic wedgie of mega proportions. Luckily most of us have grown out of that phase of life and have resorted to virtual dog piling with LaRoucherette Kesha Rogers being the target. So, I am compelled to dog pile.
Kesha Rogers is a bonafide political nut (much like Elaine Palmer). If she was from Brazil, she would put Brazian nuts to shame. Rogers is running for Congress as a Democrat when she should be steaming as a Teabag or Nutbag. Kesha is running on colonizing Mars and establishing intergalactic trade routes between the Moon, Earth, and Uranus. [insert Beavis and Butthead laugh here] The trade routes is not a joke. She truly believes that. She also believes everyone is a Nazi, especially the people she can draw a Nazi mustache on.
Rogers and her band of mobile, merry, misguided, mofo, misfits (seen here flagging cars down)  will be providing entertainment at the State Convention this year including banding together to sing (and be escorted outside). Delegates have been warned not to listen to them for fear they will be lured into their web of brainwashing like mermaids signing to drunken sailors, then ripping off their heads.
Lucky for us in Clear Lake we do not have to put up with this fruit cake, but folks in Sugar Land do and are dog piling on Rogers! See Juanita for more.

Yep.  See Juanita for more.
Little Bubba went up to vote last Friday and saw that Kesha and her Band of Bozos had placed her poll signs in an odd position.  She moved her signs to place them directly in front our our signs […].
Bubba asked me to document him moving her signs and placing them all 1/4 inch apart in a neat little line because obviously she likes signs that way.  He was just being helpful.
He truly enjoys that he’s getting under her skin, thin as it may be.  A man has to take his pleasures where he can find them and Bubba truly enjoyed hacking off Kesha.

I didn’t know that Lyndon LaRouche was still alive. Are you sure? Has this been verified by the absence of a long-form death certificate?
Took my wife and 88 year old mother in law to vote against Keesha today. No excuse for not voting.

From Dem Underground:  I didn’t know about that blog so thank you – now I’ve got it bookmarked. Kesha needs a new hobby.

Kesha Rogers upset by the “NotaDem” signs.  Rolls to twitter.

Make sure you vote in the DEMOCRATIC PARTY PRIMARY to revive the FDR-JFK tradition
–Note to Kesha Rogers:   Lyndon Larouche despises Franklin Roosevelt and John Kennedy.  Or is Lyndon Larouche just playing a version of this standard political game — and in a few decades the Larouche Movement will be praising the Genius of Barack Obama?

THE OTHER STUFF

Conspiracy claims to disclaim embarrassing Ron Paul-ite ally.
A page or two back I noticed a comment about Lindon LaRouche…LaRouche is a communist. Operatives from his PAC have been infiltrating TEA Party events, websites and groups doing what they can to disrupt the memberships. It is his people that show up at TEA Party events with their so-called signs and dressed up in an effort to bring as much dis-credit as possible to our side.
They also do everything they can to disrupt the remaining sensible blue dog Democrats as well….Back to Kokesh; Adam Kokesh is paid by Russia TV for his commentary, he was reported to the FEC and FCC for using his RTv program to raise campaign money for Ron Paul as well. If anyone thinks communism went away with the Berlin Wall, you’d be really far from it. Old hardline communists are still alive and kicking, they’ve “learned” to accept capitalism and have much invested in seeing the United States of America go down. It is a cold hard fact everybody needs to face and take head on. They are still here, they are for real and they want us to fail and Kokesh is simply another “useful tool” for them to use.
I tend to think of it as pay back for the USSR getting their butts handed to them by Bin Laden and muhjadeem in Afghanistan back in 1989. Another factor in all this is Putin, too. Former KGB or not, the boy isn’t anywhere close to being the saint he likes to portray himself to be in media…
f LaRouche is in fact a commy – why has the party of treason worked so hard to discredit and or blacklist him and his proposals—– their disinformation has been repeated so many times that people actually want to believe that misinformation. Do not confuse what I am stating vs whom I support – Ron Paul, & LaRouche both have viable proposals to restore our beloved Republic. Please do yourself a huge favor go to LaRouches’ website and study his proposals, IF you still believe that his proposals are commy then; ok; you might be right. I have been studying many of his proposals for years – I have never been able to “detect” commy leanings in his proposals, the one thing I see that I actually oppose is the “big” government approach to the operation of most proposals.

Memo to North Carolina and Republicans:  Walter Jones appears on this show.

Lunatic Outpost laments:    UHM – SPEAK ON THE CITY OF LONDON AND YOU’LL BE LABELED A LAROUCHE FOLLOWER
Probably uninteresting as Heck…. has been given direct access to the Constitutional Court regarding the devious activities of the ba-ks. Hallalooya! Lyndon LaRouche lives! Where do I sign?

Dateline from the Past:
Those LaRouche followers are even more cultist than Paul supporters. I somehow got on a mailing list of theirs back during the lead up to the Iraq War (I attended a lot of anti-war rallies) and they would not stop calling me no matter what I said or did. I continued to receive phone calls for years. It finally stopped when, in 2007 or so, I changed my number. Every week, for essentially almost five years, I received a call from his supporters.
I’ve seen them everywhere. They set up in front of the Post Office in Wakefield often. People basically just ignore them now.
My boyfriend gives them hell everytime he sees them there. The police were close by once and told not to cause a disturbance, but even they get a kick out of what he was saying!
I work in Foxboro, MA. I stepped out to get a drink and drove past the local CVS. On the sidewalk outside was a table with paperwork of some kind surrounded by posters saying things like “get rid of Obama” and the old tired Obama with a hitler mustache one. It was really teabagger, birther type crap.
Coming up — the 1976 Presidential Election retro-vote, and …
I can’t wait to see which 2 or 3 people vote for LaRouche next week. I have some predictions that I’ll keep to myself.
IRC LaRouche fell just below the cutoff and will not be on the ballot, although ’76 will still have the most candidates of any retrospective election.
Ah yes, you are correct. Wikipedia rounds him up to .05%, but doing the math puts him at just .0491%.
He’ll be on the ballot in 1984 though.
Two more weeks, so start your Campaigning NOW!
Dateline Seattle:
I thought the LaRouche movement was long gone, like Hitler.
Nope, like I posted, they were out in the last years of Bush. And, at least over in Seattle during the weekends Seattle maritime festival.

Dateline West Roxbury
A concerned West Roxbury resident called West Roxbury Patch in regards to “a couple of morons who have set up a table in front of Bank of America with a big poster of Obama with a Hitler mustache.” […]
“They’re going after people who are going into the Bank of America parking lot and trying to get people going into the bank… They’re waving and smiling trying to get people to talk to them and handing out pamphlets.” […]
A third anonymous resident sent in the attached photos of the individuals outside of Bank of America, adding, “Most people simply shaking their heads and walking by. The two men are spending most of their time just talking to each other.”

Dateline Manchester  Police responded to two complaints about political demonstrators taking over the parking lot on Beach Street on Tuesday.  Police received the complaints at 11:30 a.m. and 1:20 p.m.  When police arrived, they found the demonstrators, followers of Lyndon LaRouche, walking on the sidewalk. Police determined, however, they were not creating a disturbance.

Remembering the 1980 Presidential Election
I had some encounters with LaRouche followers back around 1980. I lived in New Hampshire, which had the first-in-the-nation presidential primary. During primary season I got lots of phone calls from people asking me to support their candidate. Almost all of these callers were very polite and friendly, even when I said I supported someone else.  There was one exception–the LaRouche supporters. They seemed to think that LaRouche was entitled to my vote, and I had no right to withhold it. They were very abusive.

Newt Gingrich Number One; Lyndon Larouche Number Two.
The second-largest campaign debt belongs to conspiracy theorist and perennial candidate Lyndon LaRouche, whose five political action committees have amassed debts of more than $3.2 million, including nearly 5,000 loans from individual donors to his 1984 campaign totaling over $1.7 million. Those loans are remnants of a practice for which LaRouche was convicted of fraud in 1988 when a jury found he had no intention of repaying them.
Gerald Pechenuk chimes in on the ranking:
A couple of slight corrections are in order. First, you should report which political leader  in the US are “MOST INDEBTED TO,” NOT THE MOST IN DEBT.  The Hands Down Winner is who you list as number 2, Lyndon LaRouche.  He is the only political leader who warned people, starting in the late 1960’s , of the impending global financial collapse, which you all have to admit, despite your fancy sophistical tricks, has struck with a vengence.  So, ALL OF US ARE MOST IN DEBT TO Lyndon LaRouche for telling the truth which others refuse to face. to this very day!
As for larouche, the parable of the blind hog and the acorn comes to mind.
Note that giggling is probably considered a personal attack.
I predict that within the next 50 years, there will be another financial crisis. See I can do that too Lyndon and Gerald!
Warning about financial collapse since the 60’s is kind of like predicting a major earthquake in California every year.  Most years you look like and idiot and no one cares.  Then the big one DOES come and you look like a genius.  Lyndon LaRouche is the moonbat of all moonbats.
blind “hog”???  I’ve always used “squirrel” in that truism.
Look….  Substitute squirrel, or truffle for that matter.  But the parable is the same.
Look posted “Lyndon LaRouche is the moonbat of all moonbats.”  Wow, that’s saying a lot. There have been a LOT of moonbats, and as already noted – some still walk amongst us.

Occupy Moderators for metafilter metatalk:  “The truth is the mods are all secret LaRouchies, the bias in their moderation style becomes clear when you keep that in mind“.  (That explains all the problems?)

What’s a Protest in Maryland without…  The movement started slowly Friday morning, with just two representatives of the Larouche Political Action Committee standing in the town square, advocating that President Barack Obama be removed from office.  By noon, the ranks were growing, as members of Occupy movements had gathered in the Weis Markets parking lot to make signs and plan the rest of their day.  And who gets the photograph, you suppose?.

WHAT’s UP IN that Appalachian Belt That’s embarrassing Obama in the Primaries right now…
Gore had been the presumptive Democratic nominee for months. He had no real competition. Then came the Arkansas primary, and — right the hell out of nowhere — Lyndon LaRouche got 22 percent of the vote. This, according to partly bylaws, gave him the right to Democratic delegates. But the party found a way to claw them back.
On the West Virginia election result
Judd is not the first felon to appear on West Virginia’s ballot. Lyndon LaRouche ran in the Democratic presidential primary four times in West Virginia, including 1992 when he was in prison for mail fraud and tax violations.
But nobody paid much attention to LaRouche in ’92 because he was one of nine Democratic candidates and received just 3,141 votes. His quixotic White House bid got lumped in with the rest of the fringe candidates.
… getting traction to each of the nine politicos on the list.
Oh, just let the felon get his protest vote and have West Virginia get its fun, okay?  Yeah, this case is thrown with Larouche election footnotes to add impetus to ballot access law changes.
Reason commenter comments on West Virginia result:  T|5.9.12 @ 11:18AM|#. I’ve been voting for lulz for years. That’s why I like it when LaRouchies are on the ballot.
More Reason Comments:  Lyndon Larouche is one of the few guys to be in the L. Ron Hubbard level of cult … He’s been gone for a while, but a Larouche PAC was outside a post office … (Damned if we can’t get the “Dead or Alive” game right here.)
Chris W., I don’t consider this an “inner-leftist” dispute, since Platypus for me are not leftists, anymore than LaRouchies are. Maybe you want to take them at face value, fine, but these are some unsavory characters. SD,. “Similar brick bats are … The Limits of Spinozist Marxism

Updates from the Diane Sare Campaign:

The Reform Party candidate is jumping out.  Mark Quick endorses Diane Sare.  Entertaining to listen to, I suppose.  Ross Perot must be gnashing his teeth furiously right now at the news.

A message from the Reform Party of New Jersey:  The Reform Party of New Jersey would like to emphasize that we are in no way supportive of Larouche PAC or any organization that seeks to propagate racial, religious or classist tension into the American political system. We believe that candidates for public office must be held to the highest ethical standard and that civility must be returned to Washington DC; the recent endorsement of a far-right Democratic contender made by a former RPNJ candidate is NOT in any way reflective of the party’s official policy.
Yeah, that sucks when this is how your little political party edges into the news.

Diane Sare:  Themonuclear War or Second American Revolution.  Was not asked about this at the debate, apparently.  Damned.

Actually the question I’d ask Diane Sare in a debate, in similar step with a standard question asked to Democrats of “Biggest difference” between you and Obama — “What do you consider your biggest points of difference in opinion with Lyndon Larouche?”  Might be interesting.

A Warning Shot fired from Texas to New Jersey.
Heed it.  I’m not as concerned with Washington (but enjoy reading He’s already been thrown out of the 11th LD Democrats meeting for the impeachment crap.). I can say categorically that Kesha Rogers will not win her nomination.  I cannot say categorically that Diane Sare won’t.  There’s a better than even chance that she won’t, but…

Comments tell a story here:
Sare might be right about Glass Steagall, but she is right less often than a broken watch. As a Larouche Democrat, how can anyone take her seriously? Larouche is going to be on Allan Fineberg’s favorite boggie man’s show (Alex Jones) later on today. Its quite sad that our former congressman would have made a better candidate.

Also note the “above the fray” element here:  Diane Sare, the third candidate in the race that will decide who faces longtime Rep. Scott Garrett, provided he wins the Republican primary, called herself a “LaRouche Democrat” and kept out of their fray for the most part.

I sometimes think the Larouchies throw this one out for no other reason then that there has been sane and sensible advocating for Glass Steagall out there, but they need something insane from the past just to get rid of any potential ally and prove themsleve pure:  Sare said she would create jobs and drive the economy by breathing life into the North American Water and Power Alliance, which was debated in the 1950 and ’60s, but never built. It would have been a massive public works project to divert water throughout North America and generate electricity and drinking water reservoirs throughout the West.
And then there’s this.
All three candidates said they were pro-choice and supported marriage equality.

Yeah.  But some Exciting News from Larouche allies.  First the blast from the past, 1987 wise:

Schools were an obvious place for Lyndon LaRouche`s forces to spread panic. As early as the fall of 1985 they had vainly tried to stir things up in the Brighton neighborhood of Boston. More recently, in Granby, Conn., a small town just outside Hartford, Paul Cameron, a psychologist and ally of LaRouche`s, crusaded-also unsuccessfully-against allowing a child with AIDS in school…..

Now we get this from the political force behind previous Larouche efforts.  Fundamentalist Says Obama is Gay; Imprison Gays Before they Kill.  Hm.  But where does he stand on Glass Steagall?

In other Larouche candidate campaigns:  Summer Shields gets $35.
Dave Christie takes on Cass Sunstein.  Yes, tell me Mr. Cass Sunstein.  Where is your Hitler mustache?  This should beat Adam Smith in Washington’s Ninth!
Apparently selling it from and to a kooky “Prominent” Russian Historian.

Well, I see Larouche has made his Alex Jones appearance.  And gets onto Rapture sites.  (Which gives a chance to drop in some Appropriate, I suppose, Jim Bakker news.) Getting brushback from Ron Paul fans.  Maybe I’ll do the commentpalooza round-up… in the comments… sooner or later.  Sigh.  Offer me a good suggestion on what to listen to while I go through that task.
God I hate Prison Planet / Alex Jones.  Birther crap.  Sigh.

THE RACE OF THE CENTURY:  KP GEORGE VERSUS KESHA ROGERS; Texas 22

NOT A LEMONADE STAND
I believe the top pic is illegal. Campaigning on government property —OOOh.  Hardball Politics, eh?

The Kesha Rogers campaign has been ROCKED TO THE BONES by the reposting of a campaign video onto the GOOGLE NEWS AGGREGATED media outlet “Burnt Orange” under the headline Kesha Rogers Calls for Execution of President in Campaign Video.  The point of contention comes in the dual use of the reference to Obama needing a dose of “pentothal of sodium” — which the Kesha Rogers campaign maintains is used in truth serum, and her detractors point out is “usually the first of three drugs administered during most lethal injections in the United States”.
The blog post has made its way to various outlets, most notably some sketchy spam blogs related to the popular music sensation Ke$ha, and the point of controversy has been picked up into a message emailed to local Democrats by  Fort Bend Democratic chair Stephen Brown,  Also found here.  And some additional comments here:  Getting further with the Democratic Grass-roots:
Gothmog:  I live in Fort Bend County and was at the County Executive Committee meeting when they drew for Ballots. Kesha is a nut case and scares me. I am a precinct chair and was happy to vote to support KP George against Kesha.
TBF:  I was a precinct chair in 2008 when I volunteered for the campaign. I usually just vote straight dem but now I have to pay attention so I don’t inadvertently vote for someone like this.

The Kesha Rogers campaign has posted on its campaign website and onto burnt orange, a response that reads, in part:   Any talk of assassinating the President is to be condemned and prosecuted, in my view, because it is morally reprehensible and would unleash a form of social chaos in this country from which it is doubtful we would ever recover.  
If you are not crazy but are simply malevolent, you betray yourself as a flack for the Democratic Party or the Obama campaign, engaged in the most despicable kind of dirty tricks against my campaign.  Kindly cease and desist.

A commenter at burnt orange,LSadun FIRED BACK: It’s hilarious to see you calling KT “crazy or malevolent”. Those are exactly the words I’d use to describe your video. Not the sodium pentathol line (which can be read either as referring to truth serum or to an execution drug), but the nastiness and absurdity of the entire video.      A couple of months ago I walked past some LaRouchites who were pushing literature at a (DC) subway station behind a poster of Obama with a Hitler mustache. What I said then applies equally well now You’ve got a First Amendment right to peddle your filth, but it’s still filth.
Hm. There is a parallel with the Australian CEC Glenn Isherwood Noose-waving incident that comes in play here.  Just what is a waving of a noose suppose to mean here?
The actual history of the Larouche Movement, and by extension the Kesha Rogers campaign, concerning the topic of the Assassination of Barack Obama would make for a fascinating study.  Suffice it to say, the Larouchies believe that the British Empire has it in the back-pocket as a possible tactic should their puppet (Obama) become expendable, and if a lone nutcase were to be the culprit, perhaps responding to a pronouncement along the lines of “Obama should back down or he might be hung“, that would just be proof of the British Emprie’s psychological manipulations.

Larouche and Obama, it should be noted, go way back:
From the latest Discussion with the Larouche Slate
http://larouchepac.com/node/22628
At about 21:00, after a few minutes of talking again, in particularly ego-maniacal fashion, about his past successes in forecasting and the SDI victory and his continual persecution by his enemies, you can hear Larouche utter the following: “The Obama administration has been running operations against me for years, especially since 1989.”  (Hey!  Somebody is paying attention!  Check this link out here.  Ala Laroucheplanet, I see.)

The message from Fort Bend Democratic chair Stephen Brown  (making the rounds, seen here at the “Brazoria County Democrats Page“) is deserving of a longer look.  The “restoration of an obscure 1933 banking standard” is, I believe, a worthwhile cause, though it’s hard to see it as at the complete expense of anything else.  I do not believe that their “main goal is to elect Members of Congress” (I don’t think they give a rats’ ass about the idea), but it may not be worth quibbling over.  But I do find this interesting:
A Rogers’ victory on May 29 is not only a distraction for those of us working hard to re-elect PresidentObama, but it also hurts our local, qualified candidates who need a surge in straight-ticket voting during the general election.   Everyone, from judicial candidates to state representatives, should be concerned about sharing the Democratic slate with Rogers.
Without saying it bluntly, it is an admission of a simple fact that Democrats in the district know, and it’s not worth pretending otherwise: a Republican Incumbent is going to win the race.  What we’re left with from there is an uncomfortably uninspiring pitch, but a true one, that hampering this ledger in the long slate of Democratic candidacies would harm candidacies above this position on the state level and below it on the local level.

So we have this note from the Fort Bend Star:  Please remember the name and vote for anyone but.  It is KP George.

And message from DU:  Seriously. All of the laDouche people are sick.  We have made it very clear to our delegates to stay away from them. Don’t engage. Don’t listen to them sing. They are like mermaids luring you into a life of a cult. These people are extremely strange and just f*&^ing sick bastards.   keep your distance. Treat them like a dog humping your leg and just let them finish.

In other Kesha Rogers campaign news:
KESHA ROGERS  PIGGY-BACKS ON KEITH JUDD‘s WEST VIRGINIA DEMOCRACTIC PRIMARY PERFORMANCE
Study the 2008 map of where Obama did better than Kerry in blue and McCain did  better than Bush in red, found here.  The red streak is where Obama will get some embarrassing Primary results.
From a campaign statement:  But this is our party, not theirs.  We represent the Democratic Party of Franklin Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy and Lyndon LaRouche, which they have abandoned, preferring instead the pro-Wall Street, anti-Constitutional policies of George W. Bush!  But Obama has not yet abolished elections — though he might want to, after having four in ten Democrats vote against him in the West Virginia primary — and has not yet taken away your right to vote.
Nay.  Editing job quickly:  We represent the Democratic Party of Franklin Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy and Lyndon LaRouche and Keith Judd.  There you go.
Simply put, this battle represents one between the Keith Judd / Lyndon Larouche / Alvin Greene Democrats and the Adlai Stevenson / Lloyd Bentsen / Barack Obama Democrats.  No, that last set is not my favorite set of Democrats, but it beats the first set!
(Toss Huh Kyung Young into the mix while you’re at it?)

STORY NUMBER TWO:  WHERE ARE YOU, SUMMER SHIELDS, 8th District CALIFORNIA?

Well this is mighty interesting.  Summer Shields has disappeared from the “Slate of Six” candidates.  And the Larouche Candidate roundtables now holds the 5 candidates, instead of 6.  What this means, we can only speculate:
Maybe future EIR issues, when reminiscing about the wonderful words of LaRouche on the occasion of (insert circa 2009-2011 Weekly Report stuff), will Photoshop Sky Shields out of old screencaps.
“And then both Cerretani and Hoefle laughed at LaRouche’s marvelous joke about chimpanzees. In this Weekly Report the three had discussed a great many things vital to humanity as we know it…” as the western portion of the table looks suspiciously empty.
Summer Shields, who won praise from radio host Michael Savage in his 2010 effort unseat Nancy Pelosi, only to win not a single vote due to not getting on the ballot — is joined in disappearing with Sky Shields, who once sat by an awkward joke about monkeys and was then seemingly given the reward of John Hoefel’s seat position.

 STORY NUMBER THREE:   DIANE SARE, NEW JERSEY 5… DEBATE TIME   As always, I’d be surprised if she won, but the Democrats in this district should proceed with weariness… consult Texas 22.
NEW DEBATE IN NEW JERSEY Following the abrupt withdrawal of Teaneck Deputy Mayor Adam Gussen from the Bergen Grassroots CD 5 Democratic debate with Jason Castle and La Rouche candidate Diane Sare two weeks ago, a new debate will be hosted by the Teaneck Municipal Democratic Committee on May 20 from 3 to 5 PM at the Rhoda Center in Teaneck. Marine veteran Jason Castle said, “I am happy that the voters of the district will have the opportunity to see all of the candidates present and contrast their platforms.”

Location: the Rodda Center, Room # MP1, 250 Colonial Ct, Teaneck, NJ.  Time: 3 PM to 5 PM
The Candidates attending will be Jason Castle, Adam Gussen, Diane Sare.
Sigh. To  Laura I. Zucker Teaneck Democratic Municipal Chair (or whoever) … feel free to host a debate between Castle and Gussen, sans Sare.  But if Sare has to be in the debate, be sure to delve along the lines of, like, these silly things regarding Themonuclear War.

In the other campaign slate news:for Massachusetts 4, Rachel Brown’s campaign website now features a sterling picture of John F Kennedy — pointing to a NAWAPA video.  She is running against a Kennedy.  Rachel Brown will also be marching in a parade on Sunday, May 20, 2012 – 1:00pm to 3:00pm.  Bill Roberts shows himself delivering the paperwork for Michigan 11.  And Dave Christie is all about NAWAPA:
Congressional Candidates Dave Christie (WA-9) and Bill Roberts (MI-11) sat down with NAWAPA XXI principal author Michael Kirsch to discuss the importance of Dave and Bill’s upcoming tour of crucial regions of the NAWAPA XXI project.
Thought of the day:  Canada pretty much vetoed the proposition, taking it as a wholesale grabbing of their natural resources.  In order to get this thing moving forward, the Canadian Larouche Team is going to have to pull their weight, and probably won’t be of any use to rail against Obama.  
Other campaign highlights:  Be not deceived. Obama’s full frontal attack on the Supreme Court is nothing less than the final phase of his “Hitler dictatorship.” Obama has now effectively adopted the “fuhrerprinzip” of the Nazi legal theorist, Carl Schmitt.

STORY NUMBER FOUR:  JACQUES CHEMINADE PROVES KING-MAKER FOR SOCIALIST PARTY CANDIDATE HOLLANDE
Yes.  We must ask this question  WHAT FAVORS DID CHEMINADE GET FOR THROWING HIS SUPPORT TO HOLLANDE?  Rallies weight to succeed Francois Hollande and these are bad moves undermine the morale of the outgoing president. Looking shameful opportunism after the debate, Jacques Cheminade – 84 969 votes in the first round, or 0.27% of the vote-just called to vote for the Socialist candidate. Nicolas Sarkozy never ceasing to repeat that the election will play out in a handkerchief, it would seem that these precious votes that will make the difference might have escaped him. The problem now is what was negotiated behind the scenes. In the right circles, we talk about thirty districts and a state secretariat to spatial planning and construction of a landing strip for alien spacecraft on the Campus Martius.
The cynicism of Francois Hollande decidedly left speechless. After yielding of the ecologists and promised the release of nuclear energy in less than six months then the Left Front in accepting the principle of collective ownership of means of production before 2014 and the opening of several gulags in Morbihan for employers CAC 40, the following become hostage to Mr. Cheminade and his guru the strange American Lyndon Larouche.
While we do not come to trial ill Nicolas Sarkozy, who would campaign under pressure from Marine Le Pen. Instead of looking at the mote in our brother’s eye, eh …

Making fun of a French car-Bike exchange?
So my little Cécile Duflot, to become minister of your desired lifestyle as you can go and get you brush your hair done by a wind turbine. This is 0.2% of Jacques Cheminade who saved the Corrézien of Rouen, and it is up to him to be blisters of the intergalactic transport minister, but not!

STORY NUMBER FIVE:  POST OFFICE TOUR and media round-up

Dateline Rapid City  Nestled at the bottom of this week’s Pennington County Commission agenda is an interesting item: “Request for support of congressional bills HCR107, HR1489 and the NAWAPA water project – LaRouche PAC.” […]
The movement of perennial presidential candidate Lyndon LaRouche is largely before my time (though they had a resurgence a few years back with protests against President Barack Obama’s health care reform proposals), but I know enough that the name jumped out immediately to me. […]
They want the commission to “urge Kristi Noem to endorse the following:” […]
That post-it note on the front page of the top document was put there by the commission assistant; LaRouche representative Ron Wieczorek, who lost the 1998 South Dakota Democratic Congressional primary, was the one who dropped off the initial packet of information. Wieczorek considered speaking at the public comment period at the commission’s last meeting; he or Fairchild will probably present the LaRouche information at Tuesday’s meeting:

Douglas Wiken Says:
April 30th, 2012 at 7:17 pm
Restoring the Glass-Stegall act is not a bad idea even if La Roche organization is for it and all the banks to big to fail are against it.
Thad Wasson Says:
April 30th, 2012 at 8:05 pm
Someone tell these LaRoche guys that congress hasn’t declared war since Bill Welsh and the Claremont Honkers got their first six man football championship.

(Historically, Canada sort of vetoed the NAWAPA Project, deeming it a wholesale assault on their natural resources.  The Larouche Movement has yet to address how they will get around the Canadian problem).

Dateline Wisconsin

“I know LaRouche,” one man shouted angrily, approaching Channon and Mathias, then walking away. “He’s a nut! He’s a nut!”

He declined to be identified, as did several young men who stopped and asked for information, either expressing support or sheer curiosity. Many others walked by indifferently or declined to be engaged in debate.

 Dateline Wayland Boston
As post office customers came and went, the demonstrators called to them to come to the table and learn more about the LaRouche PAC’s efforts. A few individuals did come to the table either to chat quietly or to vehemently disagree. A couple of people declined to come closer, but replied from a distance that they found the message “offensive.”
Wayland Police Chief Bob Irving said in an email that dispatch had received a few calls about the demonstration, but the demonstrations involved “some people exercising their right to free speech on a public sidewalk.”
“Should it become a hazard for traffic or create any other impediment to public safety,” Irving continued in his email, “we will work with the protesters/organizers to insure [sic] that their, and everyone else’s, rights and public safety are protected.”

Signs of Spring:
What his minions probably don’t realize, however, is that they’re actually doing the President a big fat favor. The way I see it, if they can get one – just one – frothing-at-the-mouth teabagger to write Lyndon in on the ballot in November, then that’s, like, one Google ad that Obama doesn’t have to run. And the thing is, these people are just dying for a legitimate excuse to not vote for Obama besides, well, you know. So if Obama’s Hitler, then that just makes everything perfectly clear and happy in their minds. […]
Carrier 8 (approaching like someone trying to act casual, points): You (inaudible) Obama/Hitler poster.
LaRouche Clone: Oh, yeah…well, I don’t know if you’re aware-
C8: Because that sure (inaudible) freaks.
LRC: What’s that?
C8: Yeah! (exeunt)

Letter to the Editor:  I had the same experience in downtown Los Altos. They yelled at me after I told them that they should be ashamed of themselves and should learn about history.

Dateline Michigan.  Alex Jones Interlude.  Alex Jones: The Nation’s Most Influential Larouchie
A flyer recently placed on parking meters in downtown Grand Rapids pictures President Barack Obama next to a Nazi swastika, threatening that a “Holocaust is coming.”
“Obama is a puppet,” reads the handout that decries the Affordable Care and the National Defense Authorization acts. “Hitler’s Nazi Germany has been revived in the U.S. and the target is Americans.” […]
Jones took the card off of two others, believing it was inappropriate to force an audience to see the printed rant that pairs Obama with an atrocity like the Holocaust.
“I certainly respect the right to an opinion, but this is a sick opinion,” said Jones. “People have a right to say what they want, print what they want and hand it out, but that gives me a chance to say no. It has gone too far when it’s put on public meters and to a captive audience without a choice.
“I know conservatives don’t like (Obama), but with the swastikas, it’s just too much for me.” […]
Readers of the card are referred to a website to sign a petition that espouses tea party ideas and urges people to support Ron Paul. The views there come from a woman who claims to live in Grand Rapids, but listings for a person by the same name were disconnected or answered by people who denied knowledge of the flyer and the petition. […]

More updates on this exciting story:  Doug Koopman, a political science professor at Calvin College, also believes the impact is minimal. The distribution was apparently limited to five parking spaces, and three of the cards were grabbed by a person who took offense to the literature.
And Kurt Nimmo at Alex Jones site retorts.
This becomes more interesting still, in light of a previous article from AIM contributor Cliff Kincaid against Larouche by way of a supposed connection with Alex Jones (one which has later manifested itself as Larouche has become a frequent guest and Jones’s sights have began occasionally referencing the organization as sources):
JOHN BIRCH SOCIETY ISSUES critical attack, seeming to WARN members against associating with this cult
From The John Birch Society:  Though often overlooked in the media and the world of politics, LaRouche also wields some influence, though just how much remains unclear. He controls, for instance, a vast network of entities ranging from publications and cultural initiatives to “intelligence”-gathering operations and even political parties on the other side of the Atlantic.  […]
But while LaRouche’s views on the monetary system sometimes resonate with advocates of sound money — at least initially — his statements hardly outline a plan to move toward a free market-based system. Like honest-money activists, LaRouche supports ending the privately owned Federal Reserve monopoly. He has also expressed support for a gold standard. […]
Aside from economic and monetary matters, many of LaRouche’s supporters are initially attracted to the movement by an array of positions that match their own. LaRouche is generally anti-war, for example. His opposition to radical United Nations “solutions” to address supposed “climate change” — formerly known as “global warming” and still based on largely discredited UN theories about humanity’s role in the process — have won him some supporters, too.
Cultural elements play a big part in his recruitment efforts as well, with LaRouche supporters organizing all manner of conferences and talks supposedly related to classical music or similar fields. According to people who have attended such events, however, they tend to end up being used to push LaRouche’s views and collect more followers.
Cue British Dentist joke at Ron Paul Forums.  (Note again, the youtube clip in support of Diane Sare that compares her favorably to Ron Paul as against her opponent being unfavorably Barack Obama.)

Executive Intelligence Review citation review
Canadian oligarch Maurice Strong is one of Vice President Al Gore, Jr.’s closest collaborators, one of Lyndon LaRouche, Jr.’s most long-standing oligarchical opponents, and a leading proponent of the policies of Malthusian zero growth that have propelled the AIDS pandemic forward.

US Sponsored Protest Movement in Malaysia.
Harley Schlanger on Dr. Deagle.
Douglas Degroot on Iran over Sudan.

Of course Lyndon LaRouche and his cult followers just do not seem to mind to support a fellow cult of personality which is what Omar al-Bashir has going around his government.  And why are these traitors appearing on Iranian state run television without any action?

Larouche is a paper philosopher king and that amounts to nothing.

The Unflattering Conmparison Game

David Lindsay alludes to Larouche in reference to Newt Gingrich.

 SHE BLINDED ME WITH SCIENCE
You might think that de Lange, Treadgold and Lyndon LaRouche make for strange bedfellows, but when you have nothing better to turn to, I suppose — as Steven Stills so memorably sang — you have to love the one you’re with. Rather a pity for all their credibility, what little might be left of it.

But he’ll have the last laugh when the LaRouchies petition to put him on the ballot after he’s dead (LaRouche lives! Like Frodo and Rabbi Schneersohn).

 Making fun of Sarah Palin and the “Liberal Establishment” that did her in.  With a Fletcher Hanks graphic on the sidebar.

HISTORICAL NOTES
1984 ballot access rulings Helping out Gary Johnson and the Libertarian Party.

Joel Bellman on the day Orson Welles died
The following week, as it turned out, based on some previous investigative reporting I had done, I was subpoenaed to testify as an expert witness in a civil lawsuit brought against the Lyndon LaRouche political cult. After almost two full days on the stand, getting pounded in cross-examination by the LaRouche attorney – an aggressive former prosecutor – I was exhausted and anxious to get back to my documentary.
As I was about to pull out of the parking lot, I snapped on KNX for a quick news update, only to hear: “Actor-director Orson Welles was found dead today in the Hollywood Hills home where he had recently been staying. Officials said he had suffered an apparent heart attack, and died alone. Welles, 70, was best known…”

ITEM NUMBER ONE:  TROTSKY DEFEATS CHEMINADE BY 2-1 LANDSLIDE
The bottom most rung of the French Presidential Preliminary elections,  9th and 10th place, came down to a race between The Fourth International v Fifth International.  I could go on and on with old Marxist phraseology — Are the Larouchies Left-wing deviationists from the Trotskyite line? — I suppose one also might say “Social Fascist”.
Anyway, the  Vote results

Nathalie Arthaud (Workers' Party)     0.57%
Jacques Cheminade (Weirdo)            0.25%

The Trotskyites best the Larouchies by a better than 2 to 1 margin.  Though, I suppose, Communists have always had troubles bandying about the phrase “The People” — it looks like the People have spoken.

To review.  We have the headline:  Cheminade in Break-out mode!  Meantime, the public was seen writing such items as:  Interesting analysis:  The direction offered by the Sarkozy camp is the only way forward if you would live in the Star Trek utopia proposed by Jacques Cheminade (currently polling less than ½ of one percent) while avoiding the disaster of the shy, teddy-bear-like anticapitalist, Philippe Poutou (currently polling less than 1% of first round voting intentions).

And we have this write-up following the election results:  Jacques Cheminade obtained an official 0.2% of the vote, which is at the very least questionable, given the patterns of significantly greater support in the population, and some reports of irregularities, which his campaign will be looking into.

In the context of strategic voting anti-Sarkozy and political debate surrounding the failed (see the “debates” on the halal and the driver’s license or the ridiculous campaign videos NPA), facing the pack of watchdogs of the media system, which by the grace of Sarkozyism, now occupy most aggressive public service audio-visual speech with the demanding and against the current that is his, I think nobody in the world could have done better that Jacques Cheminade.
Except, perhaps the Trotskyite.
Sure.  Blame the Media.
 “The vicious slanders against Jacques Cheminade are coming directly on orders from London,” LaRouche declared. “The British oligarchy is terrified of what I represent and what my associates and I are capable of doing to wreck their plans for thermonuclear extinction or a post-nation state plunge into a horrific global dark age. The British imperial monetarist system is doomed, and they are scared to death at the alternative that I offer.”

How Cheminade was pegged:
Insignificant candidates like Jacques Cheminade — a sort of French Lyndon LaRouche.  (Hm indeed).   centrist Jacques Cheminade.  (Hm indeed.)  A LaRouche candidate in the French elections? Seriously?  But not here.

Jacques Cheminade:  Its program combines song learning in kindergarten, the creation of a new currency, the “polytechnic eurofranco” comprehensive reform of the financial system, raising taxes on the wealthy, combat tax evasion and speculation. […]  The man, at once energetic and serene, will stop at nothing, even when reading the laughter in his eyes smarting from their partners who listen to show how the fortunes of the royal family comes from drug trafficking. A Jacques Cheminade also hangs on suspicion of being the guru of a sect hidden in his political party, Solidarity and Progress. It likes to make that question. In 2005, a ministerial mission on the sect said to the party, which he defined as follows: “Under the guise of anti-Bush political ideology with an alternative political movements made, the game plays with the fiber committed and idealistic students. ”

Well,  THE CAMPAIGN CONTINUES!  France will still have Cheminade to kick around a little… if they even notice and are motivated enough to.

Jacques Cheminade Vows to Continue Fight. Rally National Resistance – In overall effect, the effort put in to this campaign has consolidated the S&P network throughout France, at a time when the global financial disintegration is upsetting all the political calculations made until now.
candidates in the legislative elections [on June 10], who will show in the storm ahead, that they are as able as I am to defend our ideas.
“I am thinking in particular to the 585 mayors who presented my candidacy, to the activists of Solidarité & Progrès who fought energetically and to all those I met in our interventions in the streets. I am also thinking to the workers of Petroplus, Schindler, the Fonderies du Poitou, Erhel Hydris, the Fournier Laboratories, PSA-Aulnay and Florange-Mittal, whose jobs are immediately threatened by the looting of the financial system in which we live.
“My determination will go to support our 100 candidates, who will be the reference points in the approaching storm and will show the way out to safety.”

I.  I don’t know that I’m all that interested in Scott Gaulke, who, if you’ve missed it, is a deplorable Internet Troll.    But here’s what I do find fascinating.
 LaRouche has been notified many times over about Scott Gaulke’s bizzare behavior. They have washed their hands of him. They suggest we do the same. Attornies are involved. All in time.

THIS is what I find interesting.  I think the evidence with factnet stacks up against such a proposition.   Still, it’s curious to see a suggestion of a disavowal.

While we witness to how larouche is greeted by a new audience:
 LaRouche is like Ron Paul mixed with neo-Nazi leader Frank Collin.
The man once set up a blog entitled “Justice for Jeremiah”, name matching the site that  which resembles his more permanent creep-tastic blog on a different subject than defending Larouche… 9 years later – Jeremiah Duggan.

II.  I note that KP George has left a message on this blog.  Which depresses me somewhat, as it suggests an element of responsibility in coming up with something substantial and meaningful to throw out there.  But I just don’t think KP George — assuming he campaigns at all — will lose to Kesha Rogers.

I’m more distressed by New Jersey, and Diane Sare.  Why?  Well, she is campaigning… seemingly effectively… Howie G has a Diane Sare photograph.  And another.  AND more importantly…

Diane Sare –Given that the only candidate to even have a functioning website is the LaRouche Democrat, Diane Sare I’m not at all confident that they’ll be long lines at the polls come June 5.

That is a bad sign, isn’t it?  Yes, I know there’s this… Diane Sare not invited to candidates’ forum. … But… the signs are just a little too spotty for comfort.  Watching how much money the Larouchies let siphon into the Sare campaign.

In other “NOT Democrat” news… this.  And … complaining about Daily Kos — which is, a self described partisan blog… like it or not.  This is rather hperbolic:
In order to put the techniques used by the Daily Kos to quell dissent on their website into perspective, you have to understand that they are an extension of the Democratic Party media machine.  These types of manipulative media bursts are designed to distract readers or viewers from party dissent in order to keep loyalists in the fold.
No.  Mostly they’ll play standard tricks in usage of Larouche fools.   Looking over the sidebar at his blog here — Sinclair News –, I see a right of center Republican site.  Maybe this was just picked up for use here for that basic purpose (“Daily Kos Censored me!”) — from his website, which… is… if this means anything to larouche watchers out there — solonsays dot com.  Hm indeed.

III.   Jacques Cheminade updates.  The campaign continues.  I, uh, love the translations I’m picking up.

Jacques Cheminade, out of his whims and conspiracy theories, is adamant: “We are open, always, in the crisis.” The evidence he said: “The tourniquet that requires Greece“.

Jacques Cheminade: ready to shake France.

Telegraph:   Now daytime viewers can learn perhaps more than they ever wanted to about maverick candidate Jacques Cheminade’s plans to build a “thermonuclear corridor” between the Earth and Mars. Rules apply until April 21, a day before round one.

Making Waves
Fortunately, there is Jacques Cheminade . This type, which is a repeat offender, managed to get through the cracks sponsorships. He finds himself an official candidate, with exactly the same space of media exposure that the outgoing president. […]

And then there’s mind-boggling stuff. Colonize the moon and Mars, or build a large Eurasian land bridge, it’s so wacky that pinched by believing dreaming. Yes, this is a candidate for the presidential election in France. But if there was it. His program is filled with pearls like this : “The acceptance of others and defining with it a desire to live together is the foundation of all human society.” Receive every man with a beautiful face, “says Treaty Avot (Fathers), I, 15. It is from this right foot that Jaures saw in secularism, which postulates originally a common human reason, “the end of the damned” “or” The real purpose of this project is to create conditions for a click culture through which any citizen can stand on the border of his own identity and of human knowledge. As such, the spirit who presides over cultural project and the educational project is the same. One and one are just two sides of a single stone. “

How not to laugh out loud? This is even more fun than the speech sounds in my ears like a pastiche, ultimately very successful (voluntarily or not, I do not know) the style of some quarters who use and abuse of jargon. Cheminade is not more incomprehensible than them. Some proposals are demagogic, but when we look at other programs (even those candidates of the governing parties) we realize that Cheminade simply just to make tons, but many of his proposals can be found at most low doses, in other programs. The character itself is a clown, but again, this is one of degree, not of nature, with its competitors. It is no different, it’s just “over”.

Sigh.  Newt Gingrich got this same treatment.   will not have shaken off his reputation as the wacky candidate, even if he revealed a knowledge of culture and science that few other candidates could match. With undisguised relish his questioners asked about his proposal to fund a space programme aimed at colonising the planet Mars.  “That’s only 20 pages out of 368 in my programme,” he pleaded. “It’s much more important to end speculation.”  But most viewers will probably remember the plan to conquer the cosmos … and the blown-upcover of the Tintin book Destination moon looming over the studio while the matter was discussed.

Making waves.  Jacques Cheminade, the candidate of Solidarity and Progress, is to overlook a detailed answer: he simply has not enough support to react in time before April 22 as he explains in his letter.

Jacques Cheminade SPEAKS OUT!
Except for some few honest journalists, most of national and international media are spending their time to make French voters believe that I’m a weirdo or an extremist.  […]  The media tries to misinform the people about me and my program but it is now backfiring against them.
point five percent, right?
Four million French viewers tuned in last Thursday to see Cheminade appear on a special election edition of “Des paroles et des actes” (“Words and Actions”), a political TV show on the public network France 2. Later that evening, it was Trotskyite Nathalie Arthaud’s turn to present her party platform. Arthaud wants to abolish the free market economy, and sings the praises of the dictatorship of the proletariat.
Both are Trotskyite sects, aren’t they?

IV.  TOUR.  Spanning the Globe.

GOOD COMMENT LA ROUCHE HAS COMMENTED ON THE SAME AS INTERALPA GROUP OF BANKERS WHERE ASMICHEAL HUDSON HAS BUT THE SAME AS FINALLIZATION OF ECONOMY. BUT ILIKE ANTAL FEKETEWHO HAS BUT SOME WHAT CORRECT WHY CENTRAL BANK WAS ELABLISH. AND REAL REASON WHY GOLD STANDARD FAIL AND HAW GOLD IS ULTIMATE EXTINGUISHER OF DEBT.BUT THERE NEED TO BE UNDERSTANDING THAT FOR SOCIETY TO FLOURISH HEALTHCARE SYSTEM ALSO NEED TO BE RIGHT . PPLESE LEARN AYURVEDA HAVE FAITH.

Dateline Sierra Madre …
Actor Barry Schwam took a one man stand against the hatred being spead by the Lyndon LaRouche campaign and makes some compelling arguments why we should not listen to such propaganda:
“Everyone has a right to protest and to state their opinion; that goes without saying. But the Laroush psychotics (really, that is what they are; psychotics) are as brainwashed as their message. You cannot argue with them, as the basis for their arguments are not in truth, but belief in their “god” Lyndon LaRouche. LaRouche is an ungracious, charismatic loudmouth, full of hate. And that is the perfect leader for a psychotic. And it would be funny, if it weren’t so degrading to the Presidency, that they equate President Obama to Adolf Hitler. It is funny, because their own “leader” LaRouche, is followed blindly by them, in much the same way the Hitler youth followed Hitler.
My wife is a psychologist, and I understand psychoses. It is a mental disease that weakens the soul and the mind, and is the basis for so many of movements and campaigns of all sorts, that run our society.
So stand strong everybody, and hold on to your common sense. Know what you know, and see what you see. All will balance out in the end.”

Dateline Shrewsbury

The fliers they handed out asked to impeach Obama because of his recent attack on the Supreme Court, where he told the justices to leave Obamacare alone.
You have to earn respect. This man is an usurper in the white house, hes lied and violated the constitution, he must go

Dateline Hopatcong
“World War 3 will kill a lot of people,” he said. “If we get into a nuclear conflict with Russia, it’s going to be a hell of a lot worse than World War 2.”

V. CREDIBILITY OUTLETS

Prison Planet uses reference to EIR conspiracy.  Because… Alex Jones… hearts Lyndon Larouche.
Sean Stone alongside Alex Jones returns the love.   Skipping over it, I jump to Stone narrating over Obama welcoming the British Prime Minister with “The President sides with the British Imperialists”.  And so goes the man who introduced Jones to Larouche… so he said.
And we see the “Obama Circle of Death” conspiracy mongering.  Andrew Breitbart didn’t like Obama.  Now he’s dead.  Coincidence?  I think not.

Mossad Did it part … five million.  Iran TV.  Russia TV.

Hm.  WTF?

I.  The Man of the Moment — Jacques Cheminade.  He’s got the Royalists in an uproar.  Interesting to note that in the literature of the Larouchies, Cherminade is elevated to the level of “co-thinker”.  Like being a co-cult leader, I suppose.  Or maybe it does slide Cherminade down — see the question posed here:  Who Is Lyndon Larouche? — inevitably overshadows Cherminade.  Co-thinking are they together.

He is the benefactor of French election laws for “equal time” to all the candidates — even as he moves to that fraction of a percentage vote he will surely end up at.
the bizarre but well-meaning rules of the French electoral system could be exposed to ridicule. […]  Radio and TV listeners and viewers may soon become unwilling experts on Mr Cheminade’s plans for a “thermonuclear corridor” from the Earth to Mars, and the creation of artificial atmospheres and human colonies on Mars and the moons of Jupiter and Saturn.

Yeah, well.  It could be worse.  Here’s a defense of the system that allows the Trots and Larouchies on the ballot and creates a headache for an establishment figure.  Find Cheminade in this mess.  And find the trots.

A bottom line of French election system.

All good points from all of you, but that still doesn’t answer the question about Jacques Cheminade. Are his sponsors calculating he will takes votes away from someone? Presumably not. So what’s going on here? Are so many small-town mayors so far outside the mainstream that they’ll support LaRouche’s French lieutenant?
Speaking of which, if election sponsorships have to be public, as the Conseil Constitutionnel recently confirmed, have there been studies of sponsor lists and follow-up interviews on what prompted mayors to support particular candidates? If not, there would be an excellent article idea.

Yes.  Well, here’s one person explaining their reasoning for passing Cheminade into the ring.
Why do mayors agree to lend their names to candidates for smaller candidates?
For Jean-Marc Lacombe, mayor of Julienne, who sponsored Cheminade, it’s quite simple. 
‘As I find the system of 500 sponsors completely anti-democratic – because it doesn’t allow smaller candidates to take part – I told myself I’d give my sponsorship to the first candidate who asked.
‘And Jacques Cheminade’s activists were the first to ask.’

In the end, what we have appears to be an excuse for French media to roll out some b-roll and stock images of the Queen of England.  Time to pull out your stock photos of the Queen.  Or is it the Germanic False Queen of England?.  Let Iran’s Press TV figure it out.

Parody time for you all.

Then there’s the familar item where Jacques Cherminade blames video games for violence.    See too:  French presidential candidate Jacques Cheminade has blamed violent videogames for the fatal shooting outside a Jewish school in Toulouse.  Time enough to get noticed by video game players. Well, maybe there’s a popular neo-nazi themed first person shooter or something.

This sounds about right.
Overall, Mr. Cheminade wants to create a new world order based on greater national sovereignty. He said the financial flows and directions of the world today are controlled by the imperial power: this conspiratorial thesis therefore aims to resurface against a Western power-by the implementation of major projects funded by Europe which would excluded the British as they would not stop their conspiracy. In short, this is too esoteric for me to bring my voice to this gentleman!

And a blast from the past here.

The case of the desecration of Jewish cemetery in Carpentras, called “Carpentras affair”, followed the desecration of Jewish tombs in Carpentras (Vaucluse). . On the night of 8 to 9 May 1990, 34 Jewish graves were desecrated (headstones overturned and broken corpses unearthed, …) in Carpentras, which has a Jewish community dating back to the days of “Pope’s Jews.”  This is precisely the target of this savagery, who signed his anti-Semitism, from the outset of the investigation, the designated trail on the far right.  And yet it is this track that would soon be jammed by dozens of fanciful hypotheses advanced without an ounce of fact, parasitized by evidence that will prove unfounded, until finally abandoned lead to displacement of Marseille to Carpentras folder.

The anti-Semite Lyndon Larouche and “master-to-think” of Cheminade , for its part had (as usual) a vast conspiracy concocted Jewish Zionist (CJM, ADL, Bronfman, Markus Wolf …) involving the KGB …
The case is resolved only six years later (July 30, 1996) when a certain Yannick Garnier, 26 years old, presents himself at the head of General Intelligence in Avignon and admits to being one of the Body Snatchers.  His confession confirmed that this was an anti-Semitic acts committed by neo-Nazis.  He denounces his four accomplices were arrested immediately.. The trial began eight months later in Marseille, lasts a week, and the verdict was delivered on 24 April 1997. Patrick Laonegro, the “brain” of the commando Snatchers, and Olivier Fimbry, a former soldier, sentenced to two years in prison, while the other two defilers are condemned to twenty months. ( wikipedia ( wikipedia  ) )
The police investigation will prove so beyond any doubt that Larouche was indeed planted (as usual).Cherminade:
Jacques Cheminade: It is a mystery how 71-year-old Cheminade – the oldest candidate – managed to collect the required number of signatures. Certainly not from supporters of his tiny party, Solidaire et progrès(Solidarity and Progess), which combines opposition to finance capital with conspiracy theories inspired by American ex-Trotskyist maverick Lyndon Larouche.

David Lindsay, voice of warning:  This is what happens when no one else promises to separate retail and investment banking, to create proper jobs by means of infrastructure projects that are also good in themselves, and to pull and keep out of wars of “liberal intervention”.  Or maybe when no one declares themselves  “gaulliste de gauche”.

Keep track of the Wikipedia action… or just take note of it for the moment.
And we see here Jacques Cherminade’s campaign is making an impact.

Two three purchases later I get surprised on activists Jacques Cheminade, finally it is especially the ones who jumped on me I had not seen them. I was surprised, this is the first time I saw but mostly it is the way to talk to me surprised me, these guys there did not look like ordinary activists, I had a funny feeling . Hard to explain but I felt I was hitting on me that the Raelians, unpleasant, so I bit the buttocks. In short, I do not care a bit about them and they asked me why they made me laugh, I responded to rid myself that it was the scarcity of Cheminade activists who made me laugh. I did not insist, I saw the headlock happen.

Three days ago, still feverish, I wrote this post on the testimony of activists weird Cheminademet in a market. Since then, I begin to understand, these people came from another world and are 200% conspiracy (they suck at math too), it cares tokens. I escape, rather see:
Sure, it lies to us. September 11, avian flu, cancer, financial, all that is odious manipulation!Marc, 50, leaves the Internet for an evening to discuss the proposed election of Jacques Cheminade, the man at 0.28%. The truth is out there.
Excellent summary, it smells of these zozos sect, they are smoked everywhere, not stable azimuth brain.

In oher highlights, we have an Email spamming controversy.  Heh.
And at first I think Chrminade is more progressive than Larouche on the issue of Homosexuality.  But it may be that that is a bad translation, as I read this Guardian article.
15 Minutes of Fame, says the Guardian.
and a somewhat withering report by France TV declared that Cheminade had all of “several dozen supporters”. […]
Clearly Cheminade is making the most of his 15 minutes in the political spotlight. With opinion polls giving him support at less than 1%, however, we are unlikely to be hearing more of his theories after 22 April.

Well, some things are as  bad as American Presidential elections, I see:
The show also introduced a music video for world famous hip hop duo LMFAO’s “Live My Life.” The MC asked Jacques Cheminade, who is a candidate for President in the election this year in France, “Which song are you going to choose?”

II.  Not as sanguine regarding these Alex Jones appearances as xlcer.  Jones is a person taken seriously by a subset of the populace, though the typical Jones listener does have handy grains of salt at the ready with a mind toward an equivalence thrown to the Mainstream Media and typical partisan politics.  The appearances here add up to a minor negative for Jones with this audience: thermonuclear war takes up a whole lot of those grains of salts — but a major positive to Larouche.  Politics-wise, I probably could toss the Larouche cult and treat them as one adjunct to the Alex Jones show, and treat Jones and his influence to that supposed for Larouche.  The comment within this pile of youtube comments that pops out is the one — “Don’t believe the gvmt’s fear-mongering; believe ours!”  Just another damned Apocalypse — nothing to see here.

Overview
Watched the entire interview with LaRouche and this guy is for real.
According to him, Obama has and a video backs him up, Obama has pledged undying allegiance to the Queen and the Monarchy. An act of treason if there ever was. He is the UK’s puppet for enacting Global government and plans to use thermonuclear war as a means of population reduction. Nothing subtle like plagues or chemicals that would leave lots of carnage to clean up.
I still can’t figure this guy out… Madman or Highly Intelligent Madman? He seems spot on most of the time but his history looks everything from Communist, CIA Spy, to National Socialist. I just can’t figure his angle. I guess Highly Intelligent Madmen are interesting.
this scum bag works for the CIA
His armed compound years seem the most interesting.
Short
The world is waking up to AJ! … Now all we need to do is combine AJ’s news with Zionget’s…. Then we will have fully exposed the shadow government that runs the Western Hemisphere…
I don’t like Obama, but I dislike LaRouche more. LaRouche is a fucking nutcase and talks utter shite.…
Hey guys! another day another world scare whoop whoop!
Greets from the PDV (German Ron Paul Party) to our American friends!!!
this larouche cat, I tell ya, he makes Jones look like a moderately reasonable man, must be why they post his stuff. lol
Fuck Lyndon LaRouche…every video is..tomorrow we all DIE!
DOOMSDAY May 2012 on the day of Pentecost. 65 days left….
obama nooo Rockeffeller ,Rothschild is the first menns of the world ,oel ,fed ,tv,ect.obama is the bitch of the illuminati
this guys a fruitcake, it is international finance that is decending the world into WW3 not the British
I went to Lyndon Larouche’s channel and they said ‘Thermo nuclear war’ so Goddamn much I wont even waste time listening to this nutjob predict doom and gloom, I get enough of that at the gas pumps nowadays!
Or how about a Louis Farrakhan for President if you must have a black man. He’s far more sensible than Obama the globalist despot.
90? He doesn’t look 80.
So glad they added “Thermo” nuclear war instead of just “nuclear” war. I was scared there for a moment.
LaRouche is a douchebag. He spreads lies about the Austrian School of Economics which is the fundamental philosophy behind Ron Paul. Alex Jones is a major and much respected proponent of Ron Paul. Why the heck is he interviewing this racist crank?
Obama is mentally incapable of being in Office and threatens the extinction of the human race. That pretty much says it all. RON PAUL 2012
Dang. Global thermonuclear war? I thought I was fairly saavy, but even I didn’t see this one coming.
Is always good when you have mr LaRouche on your program; though no one needs to be Lyndon Larouche to get a sense that we, the world’s population are about to be thrown to the fire, by thermonuclear war. We’re at the threshold of WW3, and very little, or nothing can be done.  (It’s that kind of cynicism that the Larouchies are fighting)
Let’s face it the Leaders of our planet is gathering for the great war of Armageddon They started gathering since 9-11 with bush. Now it is just escalating. Israel is the center of this war I say bring it on and let God win.
I Bet Chuck Norris Will Still Be Alive…..
satinists bastards nazi fucks they need to burn in hell.
He wanted to say Caligula.
cool when it happens i will break out the marshmellows
Larouche doesn’t like Ron Paul? What is he? An asshole?? FFS.
That LaRouche guy is the dangerous one as is the fascist LaPen in France. Alex needs to take a breath and think for a moment. This is just knee jerking of first degree.
I still thank Canada for Kids In The Hall
why is lyndon always focusing on “taking out the puppet obama” instead of the puppet masters…why lyndon? alex you must balance this… Why not take out goldman sachs, alex say something?
God Bless Lyndon   My husband and I as young newlyweds met LaRouche members at an airport on way to Mexico.   We both subscribed to his newsletter.  (possible joke reference?  “… and I wish to subscribe to your newsletter“.) I was appalled when the feds raided his offices and sent him to prison.   I am a descendant of Christian Pilgrims and Puritans. Sensing traitors is in my DNA  This man has always been a patriot, exposing the corruption eating away our heritage  This man is incredible.
Dude don’t be stupid. This isn’t going to be like in the movies. The entire planet will literally be transformed into hell. Radiation in the food, in the air, in the water. I mean even if you have a bomb shelter. You might have to live there the rest of your life. We don’t have any other choice by to stop these globalists from carrying out their plan. There is no other choice.
This old man seems a lil’ batshit to me. Just sayin’
I can believe WW11V is imminent, but it won’t be nuclear. I’m 53 now & I’ve been living with the B.S. threat of nuclear war my entire life…it’s all fear mongering PROPAGANDA & I’m sick of it.
Actually a test would show Obama is a split personality, mind controlled and a psychpath. A simple lie detector test would also end Obama’s presidency.  But as LaRouche stated, SOMEONE has to have GUTS.
how come he never mentions the zionists, huh?
because his station is owned and run by jews
Alex please tell us what you think of nodding disease that recently just broke out in Uganda affecting only children. Is it another tactic to send troops there?! Do you think its man made and they were infected by vaccines?! Really weird shit they say it turns them into zombies! WTF  (Must be those KONY people…)
This would be a perfect time for impeachment,because Biden won’t last long,after all we have an election year coming up & it could put Ron Paul right into the whitehouse.
Rome is not under Satan’s control yet, but it will be after this Pope is banished.
Ahhh Alex Jones. “Don’t buy into the Government selling all this fear through the mainstream media!!!” “Be terrified of everything I tell you instead!!!” And he makes NO money selling this schlock to his merry band of schizophrenics at all. Good grief people. There’s enough real crap out there to be outraged enough about. Don’t drink the kool-aid.
Problems in the solar system which can become dangerous in the “coming period” What coming period? What sort of vague statement is that? Larouche operates on vague statements everytime I hear him speak. It’s very difficult to believe alot of what he says short of the many things he says that we all already know. He’s beginning to come across like good ole Lindsey Williams. Maybe those 2 hang out together eh.
this guy says Jackson was a plant!? what an @ss#ole. & he acts as if Ron Paul doesn’t even exist! WTF LaDouche lost all credibility with those fails. I wonder how many people he scared into visiting his website
All I see on YT vids via LaRouche are his people on a corner handing out pamphlets. In contrast look at Ron Paul, busting his ass for 30yrs. and running day and night on this campaign (and the other 2) doing something! And in the end LaRouche could give a shit about Ron Paul. I heard him down Paul on a few occasions.
What’s the over/under for how many times LaRouche said “Thermonuclear War”. I think that’s his favorite word…

“Pensinsulate Tea Party” takes note.

III.  In other International items of Larouchie import…
Australia:  CLIVAPalmer did not return The Australian’s calls yesterday so it is not known whether he was influenced by the LaRouche movement’s world view when he claimed this week that Greens had accepted CIA money to “nobble” Australia’s coal industry and that this money was channelled through the US-based Rockefeller Foundation. […]  The Rockefeller family has spanned business, politics and philanthropy for more than a century. The Rockefellers continue to be demonised by the LaRouche movement and affiliates, with one far-right website in Australia depicting David Rockefeller as an “unaccountable bankster” and a “terrorist”.
Palmer has admitted that he does not have any firm evidence about the CIA’s alleged role in funding the Greens in Australia.
Blah blah blah.  Rockefellers.  Blah blah blah.
It is this fascist movement, founded by convicted fraudster Lyndon LaRouche and represented in Australia by the Citizen’s Electoral Council (CEC), that claims the environment movement is just a conspiracy set up by the CIA-funded…
CECer Craig Isherwood on an Australian radio, following up Oklahoma City bombing Conspiracy theories, rails against Darwin.  He’s a William Jennings Bryan Democrat!

On the other side of the ledger…
In part I agree with Bob Brown. His intellectual equals inhabiting the Australian Greens are on another planet and on the path to political extinction with their wacky policy agenda which includes one world government.Long the domain of fringe dwellers and conspiracy theorists, Brown has become the Lyndon La Rouche of our time with his mad fantasies for handing our national sovereignty to outside institutions.

VI.  Touring the Nation.

Dateline Chicago:

Anthony Defranco, 55. Volunteer for the LaRouche Political Action Committee. From Chicago, but is currently standing on the corner of 75^thand Main St. in Downers Grove, Illinois, handing out flyers.
q. So what brings you out to this major intersection on an 85 degree day?
a. Mostly because we’re on the verge of World War III, which most people don’t realize right now. They’re plotting for a war, inch by inch, towards either Iran or Syria, both of which would be fake wars.
q. I can see by your sign that you’re anti-Obama, but which of the Republican candidates do you see as a good alternative?
a. They’re the four horseman of the apocalypse. There are no alternatives. Our idea is to get Obama out…and then that will create a scramble in the Democratic and Republican parties and then hopefully we can get a new policy.
q. Will you be voting today?
a. Usually I vote all the time, but I really didn’t see any reason to vote right now. The election is not going to solve the problem. We’re in a deep economic collapse and it’s getting worse.
q. “Impeach Obama is sort of a strong message. Do you have a strategy for winning over moderates with this message?
a. A lot of people see that we’re in a crisis already. In various ways, people know the country is in trouble. We’re just telling them that, if you get Obama out of the picture, that’s sort of like the first step. The other main policy we’re pushing is Glass-Steagall, which is a Roosevelt policy that separates the banks; Wall Street from the commercial banks. That’s very necessary, but Obama’s against it and the Republicans are against it.
q. Is LaRouche officially endorsing anyone?
a. No, they’re not. I mean, Ron Paul, at least he’s against the war and he’s against the Federal Reserve. But he’s a Libertarian, so he’s got no clue.
q. So what do you do when you’re not handing out flyers?
a. This is what I do.

Dateline Litchfield

Dateline Medfield.

Friday, March 16:11:10 a.m. – Branch manager of Bank of America on Main Street called emergency 911 to report there were some people on the sidewalk outside of the bank she would like removed. Officer reported three was no problem with the people as they are “LaRouche supporters.”1:13 p.m. – Woman called from her cell phone in front of the Bank of America building on Main Street – she is doing support work for LaRouche – and reported a young man came running from behind the bank and knocked over their table and paperwork. Officer reported he checked the area with no luck and would keep an eye on the area for now.

Dateline Keyser

We don’t want Obama anymore,” said Tony Esposito. “Obama is gearing up for a war, using Iran and Syria as a trigger.”
Esposito felt the Federal Reserve needs to be removed, because it violates the U.S. Constitution. “We should have a National banking policy,” said Tony. “The Federal Reserve is controlled by London […].”
“There’s no one to vote [President] for, right now,” said Tony. “Joe Biden would become President,” when Esposito was questioned for President choice.

Seattle Community College public meeting defends the Right of Larouchies to rail on and on.
About 60 people jammed into a small room on the Seattle Central Community College campus Tuesday to argue against the proposal, which would restrict protests to specific areas of the three district campuses and to the hours of 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Protest signs also could be no larger than 3 feet by 5 feet.
Seattle Central was home to Occupy Seattle for more than two months last fall, before the movement was evicted when the college outlawed camping on campus. But college officials said the new rules weren’t written to restrict Occupy protesters.
Derek Edwards, an assistant attorney general with the state Attorney General’s Office who is advising the college, said the rules were drafted after several students complained about supporters of Lyndon LaRouche setting up a table in front of a college bookstore in November 2010. LaRouche is a perennial presidential candidate who has likened President Obama’s health-care law to the work of the Nazis.

Dateline Orange County
As “Ray”, the Latino disciple put it: “He’s crazy enough to push the red button before theNovember elections, so that’s why we’re out here fighting this battle, because the population is blind to it.”
Ray said the world has been run by a covert elite since way back before the Roman Empire, and the Obama Administration is the latest pawn in the elite’s effort to gain global domination.
“This is a Satanic cult,” he said.
Then, a middle-aged black man with graying dreadlocks walked by and said “Thank you for doing that. I love that.”
Other passersby stopped to ask what in the Sam Hill was going on.
“Is Lynden LaRouche still alive?” an old white guy said.  […]
“He’s alive and trying to save your country,” he said. […]
 Does the brotherhood give you grief over the Obama sign?  “What brotherhood?” The…uh…African-American community?  (Laughing) “Lots of grief.”

Dateline …?

These people remind me of the group I saw on the street today. There was a huge sign with a picture of Obama with a little Hitler-mus­tache painted on and “Impeach Obama” to one side in large letters. When I approached I could see this was set up by the La Rouchies.

Dateline Holden

“It’s all about the British financial institutions,” said the female Lyndon LaRouche supporter. She was talking with a woman in front of the Holden post
office.  The male supporter was talking animatedly about the First Amendment to another
visitor. On the side of their table was the now-familiar poster of Barack   Obama with a Hitler mustache. “It’s about my freedom of expression.”  Every few minutes, a passing car would honk in apparent support.  When the visitor speaking with the male supporter left, I stepped forward   and introduced myself as a local blogger. I asked how business was going.  Good, he said.
[…]He asked if I wanted to sign a petition. I said that I was here as a reporter, not as a supporter. He got quiet.  I asked a few more questions, wondering if there’d been any repeat of the  trouble that had occurred in other towns and of plans to go to other towns in the region.

Dateline Milton

The two men, who requested not to be identified, were on the street corner representing Lyndon Larouche’s Political Action Committee (LaRouche PAC). They offered reading material to Post Office customers about the LaRouche PAC’s federal slate of candidates for the upcoming election.

While none of the LaRouche candidates are running for a Milton office, the men in Milton referred all questions to Rachel Brown’s campaign.
Brown’s Campaign Manager Jennifer Kreingold. “We’ve been campaigning with the mustache on Obama’s face since 2009,”

Dateline Foster City, CA
At the City Council’s March 5 meeting, Councilman Herb Perez called the display an “embarrassment” that “bordered on hate speech” but acknowledged that it was allowed under free speech rights. He said he had received “a bunch of phone calls” about the incident.
Police also received calls that day, according to Foster City police Capt. Jon Froomin, the department’s public information officer.
“Our main thing is keeping the peace,” said Froomin.
When asked about the pictures of Obama with a Hitler mustache, Yule said, “the truth hurts.” He described LaRouche as an “FDR-Lincoln-Hamiltonian democrat.”
“We’re definitely thinking of coming back to Foster City at some point,” said Yule, who has volunteered for the Bay Area LPAC movement for about 10 years. “ A lot of people wanted us to come back.”
Uh huh.

Dateline Belmot, California

A fringe political group headed by a right wing activist who has openly supported accused Nazi war criminals, among others, held a signature gathering in support of impeaching President Obama in front of the Foster City Post Office earlier this week under a doctored poster of Obama wearing a Hitler mustache.
And despite his ties to extremist groups – Lyndon LaRouche has gone to bat for accused concentration camp guards and hired Klansmen as political consultants – a North American Water and Power Alliance (NAWAPA) official suggested that the controversial former presidential candidate’s group isn’t peddling the Hitler comparison in a good way.
“What we’re saying is that Obama is a tool of the British Empire and that he was put in by the British to carry out a genocidal policy, no different than Hitler,” NAWAPA spokeswoman Angela Vullo told Patch in a telephone interview on Tuesday. […]
Vullo dismissed the notion that playing the Hitler card might offend Holocaust survivors or relatives of those who’d been killed in Nazi Germany.
“I’d say that they don’t understand history and they don’t understand the policy of Obama and the British Empire,” Vullo said.

Dateline Lynn
State Police moved two protesters affiliated with nationally known political extremist Lyndon LaRouche, a Lynn public school graduate, from the Lynnway this morning after the local police received several complaints of the youths carrying posters of President Barack Obama with a Hitler mustache.
“They think this brand of sensationalism is productive, but it’s highly offensive,” City Councilor at Large Daniel Cahill said.
Cahill said he saw the protestors illegally affixing a sign to a city light pole and called the city. […]
“We’ll give them my name, not you,” one replied when asked if he did not find it disingenuous to ask residents to sign their name to receive campaign information when they were not willing to identify themselves publicly with the materials they were distributing.
Angela Vullo, a LaRouche PAC spokesperson reached by phone in Leesburg, Va., said volunteers and were working on a campaign to impeach Obama. She said Obama was a puppet of powerful banks of the British Empire, taking orders from the Queen of England and trying to get a World War started with Russia.[…]
[Hey!  A local connection!]  LaRouche, an eight-time candidate for U.S. President — seven times vying for the Democratic Party’s nomination — graduated from Lynn English with the Class of 1940.

Dateline Melbourne:
9 out of 10 experts agree: the LaRouche kvlt is one of the most entertainingly batshit political kvlts around. […] But even if I did, I doubt anybody would pay attention. After all, their track record is — quite frankly — appalling, the CEC’s candidates coming last in almost every ballot they’ve ever contested. In fact, the contrast between the CEC’s electoral performance and its financial status is one of the more curious features of the micro-party’s history.
As for averting nuclear war, LaRouche’s followers have documented their efforts to do so on the streets of Melbourne last weekend. As if to confirm The Royal Family’s control of the world drug trade and plan for total annihilation the British consul refused to meet with the protesters and to explain why The Queen’s puppet O’Bama behaves as he does.

Ignite Houston with Ian Overton.
Mass extinctions happen roughly every 62 million years. Yet every ecosystem that emerges is qualitatively superior to the one which came before. What does this mean for the way we organize our economy, and choose our political leaders?

The first Occupy camp I went to was in Los Angeles at City Hall. On the corner there were communists standing next to Ron Paul supporters next to vegan activists next to those LaRouche people (who always seem to show up) — hanging out with some union guys all carrying signs saying they were the 99 percent. Yes, it sounds like the set-up to a political joke. I asked my guide, Cheryl Aichele (they had guided tours for the first couple of weeks at Occupy LA), to explain how this was possible. She said, “We’re not going to fight over what’s not the problem.”

On the corner there were communists standing next to Ron Paul supporters next to vegan activists next to those LaRouche people (who always seem to show up.

STORY NUMBER FOUR:  COMPARISON TIME

Rick Santorum going for the Larouche voters………………….

Compared to Santorum I’d take Lyndon La Rouche anytime.

Wikipedia edit attempt:  The LaRouche movement is generally seen as a version of the Ron Paul movement aimed at individuals with limited mental capacities

Souix Falls, South Dakota Mayor Huether is starting to sound like Lyndon LaRouche.
I used to call LLR’s supporters “LaRouche-bags”, but these days I can’t seem to find any.

Ron Paul and his followers are the Birtchers and the LaRouchies of our time. They should be treated that way.

App idea: real-time location of pamphleting LaRouchians, Jehovah’s Witnesses, etc… Super-useful for both avoiders and confronters!

There will always be crackpot fringes who wish to associate themselves with mainstream parties for the legitimacy they represent; even the Democrats have the LaRouchies. The problem is when the crackpot fringes become the party; imagine if Democratic presidential hopefuls had to philosophically and politically position themselves to get the LaRouche vote in order to capture their party’s presidential nomination.

Michael Billington on the Vinny Eastwood Show.
if you had told me even as much as  a year ago I’d be promoting Lyndon Larouches alternative news outlet I would have told you you were nuts but here I am

STORY NUMBER FIVE:  WEBSTER TARPLEY NOTATION
Definitely worth mentioning:  xlcr4life, this week’s edition of World Crisis Radio starring Dr. Webster Griffin Tarpley features a breakdown of why Occupy Wall Street’s gone down the tubes: therein, the guest commentator tells Tarpley that it was “LaRouche activists” who infiltrated the Demands Working Group last October. (I can imagine what Tarpley was thinking at the time; he did not venture an opinion on the matter.)
I’ve been thinking I oughta bring in more of a focus on Tarpley with the Larouche Challenge.  An important conduit, that guy.

CLASSIC MEMORABILIA AND MEMORIES

1986 and Janice Hart holds a rally.
“Could’ve had a career ini the theater.1986 caricature of famed Illinois candidate.

You can’t outcrazy…

Larouche important in history of the word “douche”
Lexicographer and Slate contributor Ben Zimmer points to a 1987 taping of The Morton Downey Jr. Show, during which an audience member taunted Lyndon Larouche with the phrase “Larouche is a douche.” The 1991 Anthrax song “Startin’ Up a Posse” includes the lyrics “You’re a douche, you’re a douche, you’re a douche,” in apparent reference to record executives and/or government censors.

MISTY WATER COLORED MEMORIES  As for spotting a LaRouchie in New York,it reminds me of being on long road trips as a kid and desperately searching for the fabled Unicorn — a Hawaii license plate. Still I have to confess running into two of them outside my local post office many years ago. They were manning a card table filled with LaRouche tomes. I walked over and pretended ALMOST to buy one of LaRouche’s screeds.
I also remember they had a big sign demanding that Bill Clinton issue a pardon for LaRouche’s conviction for fraud and then appoint LaRouche the new head of the Federal Reserve.
A convicted fraud artist not long out of the pen running the Fed? In a strange existential way, it somehow sounded right.

Ah, La Rouche. My first encounter with his people was in 1998 (?) when they set up a table in my neighborhood and surrounded it with posters calling for “saving our President.” I was against impeachment of Clinton and I was ready to sign whatever they wanted me to sign. However, something didn’t feel right. The people looked somehow out of place. Holding the pen, I looked around and noticed a table with literature (La Rouche said this or that). I expressed myself. I also learned my lesson and now check what I intend to sign.
Now. Isn’t La Roche behind OWS?
Speaking about the posters with a star of David and Rothschild’s name next to it? Where did I see it? Where did I see it? Ah, I remember now. OWS (not true, Francis Fox Piven?) Just in front of a group of “Jewish” intellectuals. Educate your “intellectuals,” America.

Back in 1969-70, Lyndon LaRouche, under the name “Lynne Marcus” gave a series of classroom lectures at CCNY for people from the Socialist Workers or Labor Party. Very boring, but it all sounded so intellectual. The Obama with the square mustache poster can sometimes be see in the custody of one of his current minions who likes to sun herself on the corner of Park Avenue and 86th Street in Manhattan.

STORY NUMBER ONE:  CAN KESHA ROGERS BE STOPPED?
And so we get this from the Fort Bend Democratic Party.
The Committee to “Stop Kesha Rogers”
Where:   Silver Dems Meeting at University Library, 14010 University Blvd.
When:    Saturday, February 18, 2012
Time:     10:30 – 12:00 pm
OR
Where:  FBCDP Monthly Meeting at University Library, 14010 University Blvd.
When:    Saturday, February 25, 2012
Time:      2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
OR
Where:  SSTDW Monthly Meeting at Los Tios, 3308 Hwy 6 S and Williams Trace
When:    Monday, February 27, 2012
Time:     6:30 pm – 8:00 pm
OR
Where:    University Library, 14010 University Blvd.  (pickup only)
When: Saturday, March 03, 2012
Time: 10:30 am – 12:00/noon

I can’t really get behind this.  It looks like Kesha Rogers has stopper herself.  She is not on the ballot.  This is the poser-modern Art Project that the 6 congressional campaigns has become — see the insistence that this represents a Presidential Campaign.  Summer Shields taking on the Great Menace of Metaphors.  Diane Sare exposing the Congress on Cultural Freedom.  I suppose there is something in “stopping” her from being invited/ accepting her invitation into such items as this Sharpston County Democrats meeting, but that doesn’t really take four meetings to flesh out.
Well, I guess at least Rachel Brown now has a foil of the name stature of Barney Frank —Joe Kennedy III — which will good as she tries to get a couple press mentions.

STORY NUMBER TWO:  TRIUMPHANT RETURN TO ALEX JONES
I can’t really b ear listening to Lyndon larouche on the Alex Jones Show.  This is kind of all you need to see — and good god is that hilarious (if simple).  These things get you that smidgeon of Internet feedback on the appearance, worth noting, and toss in feedback to the last “Emergency Speech”.:

WATCHTOWERS.    Well this is… um… an oddly racist forum user… posting a Larouche clip from Alex Jones.
Occupy Capitalism blog… with Ron Paul splotched on side.

War has always been the fastest way to reduce populations! A global Nuclear/Biological war will be sure to kill off at least 3/4s of the worlds useless feeders and will allow the world to be reborn. Imaging in the world to come the only ones in the New world to be allowed technology will be the global elite. Knowledge as in the garden of Eden will once again be outlawed! All that needs to be done is to target the universities and places of knowledge destroying the accomplishments of man for all time! Only the New World Order will be allowed to have the knowledge and the rest of man will be returned to the animal state they truly are. A world enslaved with out modern conveniences, tracked traced and data-based, Implanted at birth and not allowed to even know how to wright and read!
Gunny G.
Tree of Liberty comments.   If you’re not familiar with LaRoach, he’s right there with Alex Jones for being severely woo-woo on a dependably periodic basis. He puts out enough stuff that sounds plausible and competent, but that is findable lots of places, that don’t have a certifiably severely mentally-ill type in charge to make you wonder what is, and is not, reality-connected in what you read from them.
A Bullon Blog.
But now, the Presidency of the United States is in the hands of a fascist pig, and the Democratic Party, man for man, among elected
Democrats, is not going to do anything now, to oppose Obama: They’re going to support Obama!  That leaves the problem in our hands. There {is} no one else we can depend upon, except those who prove themselves willing to do so.”.
I will celebrate if it’s true!
Hm.

The big take away from the Larouche appearance on the Alex Jones Show is the refusal to confront the Ron Paul issue head on.  Here we have a man, Alex Jones, who is just about the biggest supporter of Ron Paul in the world, and we have a guest who considers him Hitler.  And the commenters of the second part on youtube, found at the bottom of this on youtube, are all aflutter demanding to know what Larouche thinks of Hitler.  We’ll see if Larouche confronts the Ron Paul problem head on in his next appearance, I guess.

The other big take away comes here:
AND WHAT A BOMBSHELL LAROUCHE DROPPED!
I don’t know whether it was noticed or ignored, but at 22:30 into the interview below LaRouche begins to drop the bombshell. He eventually admits that FDR allowed the Japanese to attack Pearl Harbour!!
The implications of this statement are at the moment massive. For example I think it was Webster Tarpley(?) who said it was British-allied Wall Street bankers, such as Train, who immediately accused FDR of allowing Pearl Harbour. I shall have to confirm that.
Larouche re-verting to his anti-fdr conspiracy theories, from out of his right wing Quaker past?

Lyndon LaRouche seems to be the main source of claims that the Club of Rome (COR) is part of a 300 year old secret sect called the Illuminati and is responsible for a variety of depopulation schemes, as well as a plot to establish a one world government.

The only crack in either Abel Danger’s or Lyndon Larouche’s solutions to the world i.e. get rid of the Financial Leaders worldwide still leaves the MAFIA STRUCTURE of profit from war in place.
We, the seven billion sovereign individuals, “The Custodians” need to TOTALLY ADOPT and BRAVELY EMBRACE the concept of a Free Planet.
And by this I mean, “Quit griping about me me me, and make Free Planet work .”

STORY NUMBER THREE:  It’s worth mentioning that we can take the Republican field, Ron Paul, Rick Santorum, and Newt Gingrich, and see that each one has vie for the crucial Lyndon larouche vote.  It all depends on what the individual values most out of the Larouche platofrm.  We have Rick Santorum’s anti-sex stances and hardcore conservative Catholic views — satirized here.  Ron Paul’s conspiracy theorism and anti-fed stands and foreign policy isolationism.  And we have Newt Gingrich’s moon colonies.  It’ll be interesting to see how the Larouche constituency goes in the upcoming Republican primaries.

STORY NUMBER FOUR: INTERVENTION IN GLOBAL WARMING SKEPTIC FORUMS
Feb 8, 2012 – Kesha Rogers intervenes at Fred Singer’s Debunking Anthropogenic Global Warming event: Yes AGW is a fraud, but debunking it is not an ‘issue,’ it’s the antithesis of man’s natural role in the universe.

“Intervention”… more anti global warming than your anti global warming.

In Australia.  See too here.:
For the CEC, the theory of human-induced climate change was not merely wrong. It was a lie, a conscious fraud cooked up by, well, Prince Philip, actually, as part of the British Royal Family’s perfidious scheme to depopulate the planet.
But where, one wondered, did that leave Lord Monckton, the man outside whose event the CEC was canvassing? Wasn’t he a British aristocrat? Was he in on the plot, too?
The Larouchie hesitated for a minute.
“You have to realise, they like to confuse people.”

Hm.

STORY NUMBER FIVE:  OCCUPY POST OFFICES!

Dateline Michigan
Walked past a tea party “Obama is Hitler” booth on the way in to a Michigan post office today. When they asked me whether or not I wanted to join their impeach Obama crusade I said absolutely not. So they yelled “You must love Dick Cheney because only Dick Cheney lovers want to keep Obama in office”. What was that all about? Dick Cheney – Obama? How does that compute?
Sound like something Lyndon LaRouche douchebags would say

Dateline Denton

Horn said she also received an e-mail with a photo that showed that the demonstrators — who never advised any officials of their intent to have a presence — had signs taped to the windows of the government center.

Horn had some sheriff’s deputies go to the government center to inform the demonstrators about the proper procedure and forms they needed to fill out to be there.

“Which they didn’t like, but they agreed to it and they left, [and] they came over here and got the paperwork to fill out,” she said.

Horn said the group wanted to appear at county buildings in Denton, Lewisville, Carrollton, The Colony and other locations.

“In my viewpoint, they are bothering people that need to arrive and depart that building to conduct business, and that’s not right,” Horn said. “The content is his business; when it comes to protecting the citizens, that is our business. That’s why I made the motion to deny.” […]

“We got a phenomenally positive response,” Holtzclaw said. “This is uncomfortable for [some people] to confront this dangerous reality, so they call the county commissioners and complain, so they apply an ordinance that is unconstitutional.”

Holtzclaw said the group would be returning to Denton County in places where they are allowed to conduct their political activities, such as the post office.

Dateline Rockport:
“There are people that love us and people that hate us,” said one of the two young men holding signs that depicted the president with a Hitler mustache.
The man refused to give his name, saying only that he and his colleague came up from the LaRouche Political Action Committee offices in Boston for the day.
“We’re here to prevent World War III,” said the man. According to him, the successful revolution in Libya has angered Russia, which will somehow lead to a war.
Most of those who passed the two men in front of the post office just kept walking, though one older woman stopped, telling the men “I’d do anything to stop Obama.”
Ultimately however, she declined to sign up as a member of LaRouche PAC.

Dateline Economist Forum
Isn’t their a policy against Larouche-ians commenting?
Larouchies kicked out of forum for posting spam.

Dateline Tewksbury

Sears says he has no problem with the public assembly on the sidewalk. He pointed out there was a union protest going on at the same time on the Town Common. What caught Sears’ attention was that the Obama sign had been attached to the utility pole, something he believes to be illegal because the pole is privately owned by a utility company.
“I’m pretty sure he didn’t have permission to put the sign on private property,” said Sears, a Republican who plans to run against incumbent state Rep. Jim Miceli, D-Wilmington, in the fall. Sears also said he found the visual of a poster of a black man on a pole resembled “a lynching” and was inappropriate for the center of Tewksbury.
In response to the man’s assertion of police permission, Sears and his wife took the sign and headed over to nearby Police Headquarters. As they arrived, the LarouchePac worker (whose name has not been made available) had already called dispatch to complain about his sign being taken.
At Police Headquarters, the Sears’ spoke with Deputy Chief John Voto and left the sign. According to the police report, a detective photographed the sign and no charges were filed.
“The Municipal Law Unit at the Attorney General’s Office has reviewed the matter and doesn’t see any civil rights violation which would be appropriate for prosecution by their office,” said Police Chief Timothy Sheehan. “They have deferred to the D.A.’s Office for any potential criminal prosecution. The D.A’s Office is currently reviewing the matter.”

Comments:  Oh good! Someone finally see the illegality of attaching signs to phone poles. Does this mean Mr. Sears will now go around town removing all other signs attached to them? ie: month old yard sale signs, we will sell your house in 7 days or buy it from you, lose 50 lbs in 2 weeks, lost cat/dog/mind, etc. etc. etc.
I agree, the thing is in bad taste, and is HIGHLY offensive to my Jewish friends, and therefore is offensive to ME. If the people were there HOLDING the sign and not affixing it to anything, there is nothing to be said. But if it is, in fact, illegal, then yes, I would support the effort to take it down because of its offensive nature. For the record, I’d also support the removal of yard sale signs (or fines for those who don’t remove them after their yard sales).
Henry MacWhirr:  Since some of your best friends are Jewish, let me ask you this: whatever happened to “Never Again”? And let me remind you — the German public became aware of the real nature of Hitler’s crimes long after the opportunity to dump him had passed. You have to watch for the warning signs so that you can act before the window of opportunity closes.
(We’ll have to see if this becomes a big political issue in the campaign.)

Dateline Tewksbury…
The battle began on Wednesday (Feb. 1) at 4:28 p.m., when dispatch received a call from a woman who said there was a man outside the TD Bank at 995 Main St. with a sign that depicted President Barack Obama with a “Hitler mustache.” The caller said the man was posting the sign on a telephone pole.
An officer was sent to the scene, but the involved people, and the sign, were gone on arrival.
Round two took place Thursday (Feb. 2) just before 11 a.m. A man from the LaRouche Committee called dispatch and reported that he was in front of Bank of America, 986 Main St., and that a woman had pulled up in a car and had stolen his political sign.
According to police records, at almost the exact same time, a woman walked into the lobby of Police Headquarters carrying a sign that matched the description. Again, the sign featured President Obama with a “Hitler mustache.”
An officer was sent to speak to the man at the bank. A detective took photos of the sign and Deputy Chief John Voto spoke to the woman who brought in the sign. No charges were filed.
COMMENTS: I saw this dude! I was going to pull over to ask him his [silly] reasons for thinking Obama represents Hitler, but I was running late to class. When I drove by much later, he was gone. Darn

Dateline St Mary’s, New Jersey
The men, both college-educated and Democrats, said they are compelled to demonstrate on behalf of the LaRouche Movement, named for Lyndon LaRouche, an economist that sought the presidential office five times between 1976 and 1992 running on the U.S. Labor Party ticket. They said they have been to “every post office in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.”
The men said their intent was to spread the organization’s message and work toward an end goal of removing President Obama from office.
“We are working as part of a national effort to create a situation where Obama is removed from office by constitutional means, impeachment or forced resignation like Nixon.   (note:  the Org stood against Nixon’s Impeachment back in 1974.)

Dateline Marin
The canvassers were also displaying a large hand-written sign that described the National Defense Authorization Act as “Obama s Hitler act.” The act, signed into law by President Obama in January, enhances the federal government s power to fight terrorism and codified into law the indefinite detention of terrorism suspects without trial.
The other canvasser, who was black and gave his name as Fred Douglas, asked, “If this isn t remotely close to fascism then what is?”
Leaflets the LaRouche group were handing out stated: “The British Empire is out to keep its imperial system of government afloat, by reducing the world population by using their insane puppet in the white house Obama to push thermonuclear WW III, and fascism in the United states. That is where we are headed if Obama is not removed now. You can t vote Hitler out! You must throw him out!” […]
“When they talk about cutting education, when they talk about cutting social programs, it s all code for — we need to let people die,” Dash said.
LaRouche is championing the idea of solving the nation s economic and environmental crises with a “new economics of space colonization,” which would begin “with the industrialization of the moon as a precursor to accelerated, fusion-powered flight to Mars.”
Dash said, “Not everyone is going to be an astronaut but everybody is going to be participating to a certain extent in expanding the boundaries of human potential.” […]
But space is not the final frontier for LaRouche s thinking; according to another leaflet: “The most important frontier of all is epistemological — the elimination of the notion of linear time, and with it the subsidiary notions of reductionism, monetarism, and belief in the existence of absolute space and time.”
In fact, Dash said Newt Gingrich s recent promise to establish a permanent base on the moon by the end of his second term as president was a brainstorm stolen from LaRouche.
“He got that from us,” Dash said.

Dateline Detroit.
I went to a Dunkin Donuts in Southfield and saw a group of people standing outside with a poster of Obama with a Hitler moustache that said impeach Obama. They were trying to get people to sign petitions. Who are these people?
They have setup here in Macomb County as well, saw them in Clinton twp and Mt. Clemens……when I see them I excercise my 1st amendment rights and honk and give them the finger. I’ve even tried to take their picture and they turn away…..I mean if you stand for something why hide your face?
People that want Joe Biden to be president?
They were in Lincoln Park last fall. Same poster. Strange looking folks.
According to what I read they are more in line with the fringe left-wing, but there politics overall seems jumbled .
No, don’t put them over here. They’re stand-alone crazy.
I don’t know. I won’t vote for Obama, I’ve never liked Obama and I think that people that do must ignore what he’s done. They are just as bad as the people that loved Bush. I will vote for whomever runs against him this election, but I saw these people in St Clair Shores at Salvaggios and the guy said something to me and I told his they were idiots.

Blast from the past..
Ahmadinejad and PutinA question to Gerald Pechenuk:  Tinfoil hats, anyone?

Promoting LaRouche’s fringe views? Not on your life. Indeed, Stephanie’s story depicted just why many view LaRouche as an extremist, given that the paranoid pair speaking on his behalf and displaying their outrageous signs would not reveal their names or hometowns, other than to say they were from “the Boston area.” Even that raised credibility questions given that they had arrived in a car bearing Rhode Island license plates.

DATELINE GLOURCESTER

“We’re here to prevent World War III,” said the man. According to him, the successful revolution in Libya has angered Russia, which will somehow lead to a war.

Most of those who passed the two men in front of the post office just kept walking, though one older woman stopped, telling the men “I’d do anything to stop Obama.”
Ultimately however, she declined to sign up as a member of LaRouche PAC.  (“I’d do anything for love, but I won’t do that.“)

READER RESPONSE.Some who read Wednesday’s story may have wondered why we would give these protests an inch of newspaper or online space — let alone show the posters with images many readers view as hateful and offensive. Others might argue that giving these protests any coverage at all only gives the LaRouche disciples and their hateful displays the exposure they want.

So, you might ask, why would your community’s newspaper do that?

Because these repeated demonstrations — by drawing police calls, a number of residents complaints, and, yes, triggering a series of letters to the Times — had indeed become a news story. And given the issues raised by readers and callers, we wanted to be able to let you read just who and what these protesters were all about, and, yes, show you the signs so you could decide for yourself whether they were offensive.

 Dateline… somewhere:
…… visiting my local Post Office ……, what do I found outside, but a LaRouche table, with 2 younger than me handlers.
I approached and initiated the dialogue by saying “I did what you are doing for 5 years. Are you making minimum wage yet ?”
I guess that was inflammatory, but I stayed to view the literature. I saw NOTHING except white/black leaflets, no magazines at all, no newspaper either !
The woman backed down quickly, and gave the moment to her male co-hort who asked “Are you willing to help us stop nuclear war?”
I said, “I’ve was stopping nuclear war in 1980. And I was evicted from my apartment because the local did not pay my rent. I lived on 10$ a day (for 2 people). I was treated worse than all the world’s “workers” you and I think should be paid a fair wage for a fair day of labor.”
He grew agitated IMO.
“Can you give $100 to stop nuclear war ?” I said yes, but I already did.
“I gave thousands of dollars to the cause. But LaRouche lived better than I ever did.”
“He’s an old man.”
Yeah.
What I found most sad about the event was that the fellow did not want to “Socratically” argue with me. He wanted my money now, or nothing to do with me.
I was chilly (not wearing a winter coat.)
“If you’re not willing to help stop world war, then you’re wasting my time.”
I looked around and answered, “there’s no one else here at the table.”
I suppose if I were a better person, I would have offered to go buy them some soup and bring it back to the table.
I think the organization is on its last legs.

Comments:  This article has nothing to do with comparing Obama to Hitler. It’s about people, albeit lunatics, expressing their right to free speech. It’s about other people, equally insane, trying to call police in order to quiet said loonies because they’re offended(!). Fascism indeed.
It’s just plain silly to compare Obama to Hitler. Hitler served honorably in combat during WW1. Hitler transformed the moribund German economy into the economic powerhouse of Europe in just four years. Hitler created jobs.  (For the record, the Bush era joke “Hitler was elected” — is less tasteless.  For more of the record, further comments from this douchebag seem to indicate he’s a real neo-nazi Hitler fan.)

Point:   I believe he is a minion of Satan and someone who wants all Christians on Earth dead.
Counterpoint:  we do have the right to free speech, perhaps only for the time being…. in my opinion he is a marxist

Continuing the theme of third party relays of Larouche, while the Libertarian Party of Harris County doesn’t much have use for him but will humor them for a few minutes, the gate’s wide open with the Constitution of California”, as we see here by chair Don J. Grundmann (as well the “REAL Independent Party — for charges against what he considers the “fake” Independent Party go here):

Mr. Lyndon LaRouche is an honorable American patriot whom I greatly admire because of – 1) He was falsely accused of a crime by the government and sent to prison in an attempt to silence his beliefs. In regard to his conviction he is in fact an innocent man as the government committed a great crime aginst him and his followers. 2) He is hated by the political establishment because he proclaims the singular value of human beings; i.e.; he fights the anti-humanity Darwinian religious view that there are ” too many people ” which is the basis of abortion and ” family planning ” attacks against humanity, especially non-whites, around the world. 3) He believes in and advocates technological development and advancement in order to bring prosperity to all of humanity. Since the political establishment is anti-humanity they hate him for these beliefs. 4) He is not a ” cult leader ” nor are his followers members of a ” cult.” This is simply yet another attack upon him by the anti-people political establishment.
While I have my disagreements with him I find Mr. LaRouche to be a brave and honorable American patriot who deserves great credit for continuing to fight for his beliefs despite the great crimes committed against him by our government. His actual policy perspectives; not those claimed against him by those working to smear him and lie about him; should be seriously considered by all citizens.

Thank you, leader of the Constitution Party of California.

STORY NUMBER ONE:  CAMPAIGN UPDATES  So, apparently Kesha Rogers is not on the ballot.  But that’s not stopping the movement from lumping her onto a “slate“list. It’s the way of the cult, I suppose.  Under this rubric, they may well just run for every elected position with every one of those 300 members I keep hearing they have.
Sans Rogers, the candidate “Most likely to win the nomination” is, I guess,  if you take the examination by the Examiner as any indication of an unsettled Democratic field with a lack of a cohesive party organization, but then again the Examiner is making fun of their Democratic opposition.
Diane Sare.  I never posted that the “Larouchie of the Year 2011” list, but it went Alex Jones, Perry Clark, Diane Sare, Harley Schlanger, and Sky Shields.  Sare has thumped Kesha Rogers for what looks like a “LYM Candidate” slot.

She’s making her way.  Dustin’s interview with  Congressional Candidate Diane Sare of the LaRouche Movement, an ultra-left wing political group which critics say is racist, anti-semitic & extreme.  Good media copy, I suppose.

And Diane Sare has made her mark. Chris Cristie: “Just another day in New Jersey.”  
Sare was among a group of LaRouche supporters who was escorted out of Governor Christie’s Town Hall meeting in Fair Lawn last year for breaking out in song during the event.
She wrote the lyrics, which included “Obama and Christie are both insane,” and set to the music of Beethoven.

Other campaigns:
Rick Perry hopes for the Lyndon Larouche precedent in ballot access.

Mitt Romney will drop out of the race for the Republican nomination, despite leading in all the polls. “I changed my mind and decided I’m actually a Democrat,” he will say. His decision will leave the field wide open, with Ross Perot, John McCain, Ralph Nader, Lyndon LaRouche and Eugene V. Debs all “throwing their hats into the ring.”

Howie G has this to say about possible appearance somewhere.  Today is the LaRouche meeting in downtown Manhattan, and I am even supposed to pick up Albert P. I don’t care, it’s nice to get out of the house. I think that someone is giving a presentation on Shakespeare.

STORY NUMBER TWO:  Newt Gingrich Campaign implodes off of Moon Colonies
Considerthe huallabo Newt Gingrich is getting for statements about space exploration.  One of them being that “by the end of the second term” of a Gingrich administration we will have moon colonies.  Gingrich’s idea is more conservative than the Larouche cult’s, but then again I believe the Larouche cults’ ideas are largely wrapped up with the freedom that comes with never having to go through the task of implementation.

In the mid 90s, Robert Zubrin met with Gingrich, his “Case for Mars” book makes mention of the “Gingrich Plan”, which strikes me as a gimmick — Reward money to entrepreneurs who pull it off, something McCain advocated in 2008 with respect to renewable energy.  If it seems Gingrich’s ideas here are outside the mainstream, consider Larouche’s, and then consider Robert Zubrin.

David Lindsay on Newt Gingrich.
Newt Gingrich has form. He wants “a mirror system in space [that] could provide the light equivalent of many full moons so that there would be no need for night-time lighting of the highways.” Oh, and “a large array of mirrors that could affect the earth’s climate”, thereby extending the growing season for farmers. And now, he has earned the endorsement, which I would expect to be forthcoming, of Lyndon LaRouche, by advocating the old loony’s signature policy of colonising the Moon and then Mars. Yes, that’s right. Mars.

Interesting to note that the wikipedia page on Zubrin has had any mention of Larouche deleted from it.

More on moon colonizing ideas.
There was a little jump in the video right after he mentioned the tunnels, methinks that there was some editing done.
I was intrigued when I first came across LaRouche, but then I spent some time tracking down a lawsuit that named everyone man, woman, and child in the United States as collateral for some mega-trillion dollar scheme to reroute all of the fresh water in North America (The Canadians don’t need it, but Phoenix, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles sure do, according to Larouche’s PAC)… Oh yeah, just found it: NAWAPA and it’s still on his website, but the lawsuit isn’t referenced there that I was able to tell. And yes, the lawsuit was filed by his PAC.
Anyhoo, that episode convinced me that LaRouche is officially bat**** crazy.

 STORY NUMBER THREE:  OCCUPY HARLEM CHAOS.

Start with coverage by In These Times.

The usual movements such as OWS and MoveOn were in attendance, but so were the so-called “LaRouchies,” followers of Lyndon LaRouche and his ideas, and a movement built on a foundation of paranoid conspiracy theories.
In terms of Occupy’s history, the LaRouchies are perhaps most famous for handing the right-wing ammo to level charges of anti-Semitism at OWS whenever they parade around giant banners depicting Obama as Hitler.
And it’s not as simple as dismissively saying “LaRouchies aren’t part of Occupy” because that’s actually not true. They, like the 9/11 Truthers, have been at the OWS meetings and voting with the group since the beginning, so the majority non-Larouche following Occupiers found themselves in an awkward position last night when a small group unfurled a banner of Obama donning a toothbrush mustache.
Occupy couldn’t exactly kick out the LaRouchies, so they instead shifted the OWS protest several feet down the sidewalk to create space between themselves and the banners that quickly became a much-loathed target for some of Harlem’s residents, though many individuals seemed annoyed anyone had turned out to protest the president, regardless of their ideological stripe.

And on to Occupy Movement round up
When the Tea Party started gathering the LaRouchies showed up at their rallies. The Tea Party was blamed for the then novel Obama as Hitler posters. When Occupy Wall Street was spreading across the country the LaRouchies showed up at occupations. Fox News used those same Obama as Hitler posters to claim that Occupy Wall Street was Antisemitic. Now a Front Page diarist here has fallen victim to that same confusion.
The diary on the Rec list makes the implication that Occupy Wall Street has somehow assimilated Lyndon LaRouche’s cult of personality. That the two movements have merged citing some dubious claims made in a piece by Allison Kelkenny. Her piece also points out how the two groups tend to mix like oil and water.
LaRouchies started showing up at Occupy Seattle in Westlake square. They always stood at the far end of the square from Occupy Seattle encampment, and never took part in any GA or mingled with the occupiers. We started gathering volunteers to stand in front of the LaRouchies with their Obama as Hitler signs with our own signs. I took part in this screening effort a couple of times. More than a few heated exchanges between the two groups took place  Eventually they got discouraged and stopped showing up.
LaRouchies have become to political protests all across the spectrum what the Westboro Baptist Church has become to military funerals.
but I took BBB’s diary as more of a cautionary tale… than an indictment.
I know in my heart that the OWS movement (and it’s growing constituency) is, at it’s core, too generous in spirit, compassion and resolve to ever become simpatico with shallow, impudent, fringe groups like the “LaRouchies.”
involved in this protest who are from Harlem and who do ally themselves with OWS are definitely not LaRouchies.
Where they fall in the spectrum of Harlem politics would take too long to explain here -but the short version is she, and a few others are Green Party.
I hope I didn’t conflate the two in my post.  I am in no way suggesting that Nellie and the Occupy Harlem people were part of the LaRouchie group or invited them or anything like that.
Totally separate thing.  The LaRouchies show up at these things and have done this type of thing for decades now.
Everyone see Nellie at the very beginning of the 11 minute video that Horace posted above (and I posted again below for convenience).   She’s no LaRouchie.  I agree with what she said about the 99% and the 1% and the office of the presidency enabling the 1%, which is essentially what she was saying.  The LaRouchies with the big signs stood out like a sore thumb.  They were not part of the Occupy Harlem (and other orgs) event that Nellie was there for.
for well organized protests done by organizations and movements that do have leaders too.  Left and right, apparently.  You see them at anti-war protests.  LaRouchies were at Netroots Nation in Austin too.  Had a table set up out front, talking to people and giving out literature.
LaRouchies are like political bed bugs
“like”??? Didn’t really need that word.
set up in front of the downtown Macy’s, or Benaroya Hall, home of the Seattle Symphony. I’ve never heard it suggested that Macy’s or the symphony are somehow besmirched by their noxious philosophy.
The larouchies go where and say what they please. For better or worse, we are still a somewhat free country.
There have been users here concern trolling the occupy movement from the beginning, often on the flimsiest of pretexts. It will probably get worse this year, because occupy will not bend a knee to either party.
The question is “How can Occupy get rid of the anti-Semitic, Paulista and LaRouchie lunatics who cling to it when Occupy runs on near-consensus?”  While answering, remember (a) that LaRouche can mobilize people anywhere and any time, (b) that $50 is plenty to hire a homeless person to act like a jackass and (c) any successful divorce from the lunatics will teach any authoritarians or APs that remain in Occupy just how to get rid of the next faction.”
This, not the evictions last year, may prove to be Occupy’s hardest test.
Do we have proof that the “nazi” chants were by  the LaRouchies? Whose brilliant idea was it to protest Obama in Harlem? Did anybody in the movement reach out to the AA in Harlem for their thoughts on this?. It looked  like OWS was not welcome in Harlem by that community.
Does anybody actually know anyone who is a LaRouchie?  Any of your family members, coworkers or friends?  Yet they show up to protest events to try to make protesters look like fringe.  Left or right, doesn’t matter, as long as somebody is protesting the status quo, the LaRouchies will be there to try to discredit them.  But I don’t know even one in real life and I never have.  Funny, that.
2. Yes, I know actual LaRouchies.  Spent time around college campuses and you’ll meet young and idealistic students who haven’t quite figured out what’s wrong with LaRouche but buy into the ostensible vision of him as a credible and legitimate counterweight to the two-party system.  That’s why the LaRouche team recruits at campuses so often.
Invariably they are young, high school or college age, white, and always come off as very idealistic… at least until they start talking about their “revealed knowledge” and how they’re “fighting the power” (they don’t actually say it in those words, but that’s basically what they’re getting at). I’m not sure if they were just very well paid actors, or if LaRouche or some other charismatic lower down in the organization took advantage of their idealism, desire for authenticity, and wish to do something to fix the world’s problems.
It’s really very depressing, because when they show up they are usually very well organized and, as I say, come off as very determined and idealistic. They could do so much if they put that idealism and drive to work in service of a cause that wasn’t headed by a megalomaniac who doesn’t give a damn about them.
The demographic really is similar to the Paulites in a lot of ways.  And a lot of LaRouchites are even more rabid.
even if the LaRouchies hadn’t shown up (which, sad to say, should be expected at this point), it is still just a terrible message to send to protest Obama outside the Apollo (!!!). Obviously, this wasn’t fully thought through.
Hopefully this doesn’t develop into some epic internal shitstorm. The organizers of the Occupy event should just admit that it was a bad idea, learn from their mistake, publicly denounce the LaRouchies, and in a week or two something will happen and everyone will forget about this.
For me, because I’ve had to interact and deal with LaRouchies in the past, my reaction would be: “ignore ’em.” They’re nobodies. They’ve been spouting crazy shit for years. Thirty years ago, a LaRouchie at the airport tried to convince my dad that pornography and the New Math were what was destroying society. As a mathematician who learned his trade in the ’60s, and with a copy of Playboy under his shoulder, he laughingly replied that, well, he represented both.
There’s nothing to see here. Just a bunch of kooks showing up like they always do and saying stupid shit. I’m surprised this has gotten as much attention as it has.
Pick up something – anything – written by LaRouche.  You’ll find it’s convoluted, impossible to comprehend, barely-recognizable-as-English, horse pucky.
Just another con artist who uses one of the oldest tricks in the book – write something utterly incomprehensible, while at the same time, tell people you’re a genius.
Some fools are bound to believe you.
One pamphlet I picked up had some stuff about building a railway line that connected North America to Asia, by way of a bridge across the Bering Sea. It’s a great idea in principle, but it would be incredibly hard to build. And that was one of the ideas that made sense. Another was going on about circles and squares and Nicholas of Cusa and something about how the Renaissance was better than the Enlightenment. I didn’t understand it then as an impressionable fourteen year old, and I somehow doubt I’d understand it any better now that I’m older.
LaRouchies are troublemakers. Have been for decades. They get a lot of things right, but unfortunately what they get right is drowned out by their idiotic extremism and nutbar ideas in the remainder. This is a group that has been all over the map for decades, and at this point we can safely say that all it’s got is an ideology of opposition and rebellion. That’s it. It doesn’t oppose anything specific, and isn’t rebelling against much in particular. It’s just full of angry conspiracy theorists who want the world to make sense again. It was a radical socialist organization in the 70s, laid down with the KKK and white supremacist groups in the 80s, and pioneered credit card fraud in the same period. It’s leader, Lyndon LaRouche, is a paranoiac who cannot tolerate any dissent within his organization. And while, as I said, perhaps 70% or 80% of what he says is right on the mark, the Chinese say the same thing about Mao, and he was responsible for the “Great Leap Forward” and the Cultural Revolution. Like with everybody, it’s the 20% or 30% that’s batshit crazy that you have to look out for.
If anyone here feels sympathy towards the LaRouchies, I beg their pardon, but this is personal with me. When I was young and naive, I got hoodwinked into giving $5 to a LaRouchie for some of their literature that by rights he should have been handing out for free, and ever since then I have felt offended every time I see them. I understand the desire to not be divided and conquered, but I really don’t see anything that the LaRouche organization has to add, and I don’t think that it could contribute to the OWS movement in any constructive way.
I mean, who are these crazy people really. They’ve been around for years disrupting the progressive wing of  local Democratic organizing. And also the left. Perhaps we need a new rule, as soon as you start throwing around the word “facist” you must leave the meeting.
For all that I’ve said, I can’t quite make them out myself, but they’ve definitely been stirring up trouble for decades now. I think we had some try to make trouble at a precinct caucus back in ’03 or ’04, but thankfully the party organization there was organized and smart enough to know them for the clowns that they are and was able to stop them from causing any damage.
They’ve been doing the Obama Hitler Mustache thing for years now, before he was even elected President. I saw a bunch of them camped out in front of a post office once with a card table, and one of those posters hanging off the front of it. I was very tempted to walk right up to them, grab the table, and flip it over, or at least give them a verbal horsewhipping. In the end, I did neither, which is probably for the best. I’m not sure if I’ll restrain myself from dressing them down if I ever see them again though…
Part of the Laroucheies schtick is having a choir singing.  Check the video posted upthread at around 2:55 and you will see the Obama Hitler banner has a web address to the Laroucheies at the top.  I took a quick screen capture click the image below to see it larger.
you’d find that the cult seems to be used as an agent every now and then. I first noticed when they set up in parking lots and such, pushing what became known as “Star Wars.” The idea hadn’t even been floated in public at the time. Sort of like test-marketers.
I deduce he is used by disinfo people, and he takes the occasional insider tidbit given him in exchange for services to dazzle his saps with his power and connections.
I wouldn’t be surprised to see that they were plants, and in both movements. Although that he sees it as a chance to break into leadership of the revolution is certainly a part of it.
If you want a laugh, you can read him talking about “well, I warned Pres. Kennedy…” or “I told Dr King…” as if he was at table with them, instead of being some unconnected, unknown in an apartment writing letters to them.

Once again:  #Ows officially disowns LaRouche’s and rejects any accusations of  similarity between the two groups.

Others sang, “Obama is a Nazi.”
Passersby said they were angered by the protesters’ presence. One group of four encouraged protesters with signs to “use that shit for toilet paper.”
Diane Sare, a Congressional candidate in New Jersey’s 5th District from the fringe LaRouche Democrats group, used the event to campaign against Obama. She insisted that his policies violate the Constitution.
“Sadly, Obama is the worst president we’ve ever had,” she said. “He bombed Libya without going through Congress, he signed NDAA [the National Defense Authorization Act] on New Year’s Eve when everyone was drunk, and he’s allowing U.S. citizens to be detained without a trial.”

The La Rouche movement have made it their trademark to compare Obama with Hitler. I’m sure we’ll see more of this from them. Yes, it’s clear it didn’t come from Harlem residents.
Actually I think that Ron Paul is a Racist, Bigoted fool, Lyndon LaRouche is just a plain fool.

HARLEM OCCUPY attempted.  What I did say is that OWS did a poor job of outreach in Harlem, and I stand by that. All I can convey to my readers is what I witnessed first hand, and that was several tense conflicts between Harlem residents and the Larouche followers. Again, all I convey is what I saw happen, and that was many passersby expressing anger at the image of Obama-as-Hitler paraded around by the Larouchies.
The result was mass confusion. Occupy’s productive messages about Stop And Frisk and NDAA were lost in the circus created by the Larouchies. Again, not Occupy’s fault (I attempted to explain in the article that it’s not as simple as Occupy banning the Larouchies because they’ve been part of the movement since the beginning,) but I had to report what actually happened.
… As to the LaRouche supporters, I’m sure they received a less than warm welcome in Harlem. But, whether or not they have members in the General Assembly, they also met up with a hostile reception in lower Manhattan on the very first day of Occupy Wall Street on September 17th from at least a small group of occupiers. Why were the LaRouche supporters newsworthy in Harlem and not in the Financial District?

Hm.  Well.  It continues.

And so it goes… “Congress gives Obama his Hitlerian Enabling Act.  Repeat since Carter. …

STORY NUMBER FOUR:  STATE OF THE UNION IS FULL OF LOCUSTS

The finish of a webcast where Larouche gave his version of the “State of the Union.”

If I go, I can forecast with something near to the power of prophecy: that which will have destroyed my life shall not long survive. Either the good people of this world will destroy that force, or what that force has unleashed upon this world, will surely destroy the Establishment which has permitted such evils to be unleashed. Unless the Establishment changes course, and heeds my warning, those two outcomes are the only choice for all the nations of this planet, and that a choice whose consequence will come upon this entire planet during the years just ahead, Either way, Satan and his evil mother shall die.

And never let it be said that I don’t link to people of all political and religious purusasions.
God will still Bless His people in times of Famine..
LaRouche is a smart man but has no spiritual discernment.. like most people trying to “save” America through politics an politicians like Ron Paul(hates Israel).. they dont even have a clue that America is under Gods judgement and we are in the last days before Jesus return..
Notice how LaRouche keeps calling everybody stupid an puppets and clowns.. yet LaRouche himself is spirutally blind, deaf, an dumb, like most talking heads in the Secular news media.

STORY NUMBER SIX:  PO TOUR

Dateline… somewhere
And here in my peaceful little hometown, I am treated to the sight of LaRouchies having their asses royally kicked by gawd and everybody for schlepping around a giant poster of the Prez with a Hitler moustache. I’m am so not even VISITING”

Dateline  Columbia:
The organizers, Brinkley said, were merely trying to mobilize people against the bill. “That’s all we’re doing out here,” he said. The man who took offense to the poster “didn’t really talk to us or anything—he just reacted to the mustache.”
Another LaRouche supporter was in the area this week—New Jersey congressional candidate Diane Sare protested outside Obama’s rally at Harlem’s Apollo Theatre on Thursday and handed out fliers in support of her campaign.
This was the second time the man who toppled the table had a reaction to the photo, he said—the first time, on the Upper West Side, he was arrested and put in jail. “I told the police officers, ‘OK, you’ll see me again if I see this in my neighborhood,’” he said.
Though Rebello called the police to take matters into their own hands, officers did not see any reason to arrest the man.
“Nobody’s hurt,” a police lieutenant on the scene said. “No property damaged, everybody’s happy. We’ve got a happy ending.”
I don’t know what those guys are unto. They tried talking to me. I am of Indian ethnicity. When I disagreed with them, they asked me whether I was even from the US! It is really unclear to me what exactly it is that they are doing. good for CC’ 83 I wish I had thought of that!

Dateline Belmont

For the most part, most residents pass quickly by the table with political pamphlets and posters manned by a pair of Lyndon LaRouche supporters questioning the legitimacy of President Obama’s administration.
But the tactics being used appear less to inform the public then to provoke a reaction. Several people Saturday, Jan. 28, reported a “loud, angry display” of anti-Obama sentiment from two protesters at the post office. […]
Police found the Belmont resident in nearby Belmont Center. He said the protesters – who he had words with before entering the building – appeared to be waiting for him to exit the post office as they began singing a derogatory song about the president.
He admitted “nudging” up to the table but not swinging at either of the pair.
Witnesses said they saw a heated argument take place although no one saw a swing or a cell phone being hit.
HENRY MacWhir hates this article.

Dateline Summit.  A video.  “Remove Obama.  And we can have Biden or Hillary or whoever.”

Dateline Mountain View  NAWAPA is the key to survival and impeach Obama.

Dateline East Providence
When the two first arrived on scene, their signs and pamphlets were set up on a table. The two were later required to remove their table, however, because of a city ordinance. Section 14-5 of city ordinances, “Sign Prohibition,” states no sign shall be placed within or upon any street or sidewalk except by permission of the city manager.

Dateline Fenton Michigan

MISCELLANEOUS

The Simpsons joke continues in meme-like fashion.  I guess “Nuclear Nutery” is waiting to decide whether to make that declaration.  I feel kind of sick relaying this, not sure if it’s propaganda or true, but this group is spot on in a few areas including some public interest such as the welfare of the public. […] Kinda weird.  Yeah, Russia is concerned.
The other Simpsons joke about Grandpa Simpson comes to mind with this “Palm Beach”er item.

DAYS IN HISTORY:
Today, on what would have been Korematsu’s 93^rd birthday, the Japanese American is considered a hero for refusing to go along with the government’s order to intern Japanese American citizens during World War II. When California Rep. William Dannemeyer and right winger Lyndon La Rouche wanted to quarantine gays with HIV/AIDS in the mid-late 1980s, AIDS activists would often refer to the experience of the Japanese Americans in the internment camps and resisted the repetition of history.
1986 Illinois nominations come up in this article on “The Rise of David Axelrod”.
And ye know this.  It’s illegal for prisoners to vote, but they can run for President of the United States! Even though it’s unimaginable that the United States would elect a prisoner, it has actually been done more than once. In 2004, Lyndon LaRouche, an 81-year-old Democrat ran for President for the eighth time. On his fifth try in 1992, he ran from a prison cell where he was serving for tax evasion, mail fraud and conspiracy. In 2004, Leonard Peltier, an American Indian activist from the Peace and Freedom party ran for President from prison, as well. His crime was killing two FBI agents in 1975 in South Dakota. Apparently, he’s been trying to get a parole hearing since 1986.  (Eugene Debs remains the greatest prisoner running for President.)

And that realm of Comparisons, ala Free Republic.

Ron Paul.
Well duh. I’ve been pointing out the similarities between the Paulistinians and the LaRoushis for a long time.
With the proportional delegate scheme the GOP is using this year, Lyndon LaRouche II has a fairly decent shot at winning. Do not underestimate this 911 Truther to be as incompetent as LaRouche. He has a plan and may take over the convention no matter that the outcome for the other candidates is.
LaRouche??? Maybe… LaDouche??? DEFINATELY!!!
Funny. Like a clown. I began calling him Lyndon LaRuepaul just last week.
In my opinion, conspiracy theorizing hacks like Larouche, and Paul have much credibility. Through the scope of hindsight, what they have spoken of, has not only come to pass, but has been seen as mainstream news. NOW we call them nuts, but they are and were right about the course of history.
Lyndon’s still breathing, isn’t he? What do we need a new one for.
I’ve always said, that the only difference between LaRouche and Paul is LaRouche draws a Hitler mustache on whoever the current President is, while for Paul he does so with whoever the Fed Chairman might be. Other that that they are of the same cloth and so are their followers.
Is Ron Paul the New Lyndon LaRouche?  Yes, with Pat Paulsen icing on the cake.
LaRouche. I first ran into his people in the early 80s. They were giving away copies of his Fusion Energy Foundation magazine, “Fusion.” There were a number of reputable nuclear physics people onboard.
It was an interesting magazine. Somehow I stupidly gave them my contact information and they started hounding me for money. The guy on the phone would go into a non-stop rant on something or other. The idea was, if you give me money, I’ll stop talking. I would let the guy talk forever and then say, no, not able to give you any money today.
They were hard to shake off, but they eventually went away.
LaRouche’s movement is alive and well and six members of his organization are running for US Senate. People on FR have strong views about LaRouche without ever reading a word he or his organization wrote. He is the one who popularized the image of Obama with a Hitler moustache. Anyone here who has the intellectual integrity to research source material rather than the flap jawed puppetry of ideological hacks can do so with the click of a mouse button here:
And like LaRouche before him, Paul has also left a whole bunch of conspiracy-mongering moonbats who’ll be a likely problem for years to come.
I wont hide my admiration for Lyndon Larouche. I believe he is one of the most amazing people on this planet. I can’t say I agree with all his ideas but i admire his way to analyze things and putting the history in perspective. The guy is brilliant .
The paultards are probably having lunch with their brethren, the LaRouchies, another fine group of true constitutionalists..
Rick Potvin also likes Henry MaKow.  Of course he does.
it’s that Paulbots are LaRouchies who’ve aged out.
So he’s a republican that wants to cut government and is pro-life that doesn’t make he and his followers whack jobs or nut job Larouchies. Persoanlly, I’d LOVE to see Ron Paul Obama debates,

Jeffrey Steinberg adds some pretty useless political commentary to Iranian tv, creating a controversy for Iran’s propaganda outlet where there is none.  Also seen on Iranian tv, this which features Richard Becker of the A.N.S.W.E.R. coalition in San Francisco and Gretchen Small form Executive Intelligence Review in Washington.  FANTASTIC!  International ANSWER, eh?

To use the logic deployed by the Larouchians at, for instance, Factnet…

The Weekly Standard must be Larouchies, huh?  Huh?  Huh?

I haven’t read the article.  The telling point would be if the author of this piece uses the phrase “cadre” to describe the Baby boomer generation.

II.  Armageddon IN 2012!  NOT JUST FOR THE MAYANS ANYMORE!
Or Jehovah’s Witnesses?

That’s what she said, right?

III.  EVERYONE’s INTERVENING TO STOP THE APOCALYPSE!!! Dave Christie, candidate for U.S, Congress in the state of Washington dissects the insanity of Her Royal Doge and how to cure it.
Dec. 21, 2011 (EIRNS)—The LaRouche movement is now moving on five continents, to avert the greatest danger mankind has ever faced: the bankrupt British Empire’s provocation of World War III. Mass leaflettings at churches, concerts, and shopping areas are being carried out everywhere, with messages from both Lyndon and Helga Zepp-LaRouche

So, the big Intevention happened in … um… Houston.  Kesha Rogers invited herself to a Libertarian Party Dinner.  And spoke.  Didn’t get to big a crowd reaction from the audience, I would say…  But here’s what they’re saying online.

gold fringe on flag.
And then there’s…
Great Speach I hope the larouche people and the libertarians can solve their minor diferences and make america great again
Yeah.  Minor differences.  The Libertarians can be pursuaded on NAWAPA, right?  As well…
It should give Mr. Hoenig some pause that LaRouchies are very outspoken advocates of Glass-Steagall, btw.)

And the Libertarians and Larouchies can surely team up for this:  All righty then.  The escalating mobilisation of the LaRouche organisation across the planet to stop the British Empire’s drive for thermonuclear World War III, is beginning to penetrate all layers of the population and its institutions, and it is throwing a monkey wrench into the British gameplan. LaRouche’s leadership is giving others the courage, and understanding, to also stand up and fight. […]
The British Empire, LaRouche has explained, has the ability to trump internal resistance to their war policy in both the U.S. and Israel, which is why he has insisted that the only durable war-avoidance option is to dump President Obama. Only in that way, can we remove British control over the U.S. thermonuclear trigger.

First layer of the population.  Well, we got Armegeddon Times, eh?.  They’re working on The Libertarians in Harris County.  And then Iran.  Here’s what they’re circulating in Iran.  And.  Manila.  The Larouche Irish Brigade can work wonders in Ireland utilizing the tools of bloggery.  Turkish Central News Agency, eh?

Rogers is the LaRouchie candidate who won the nomination in 2010. Let’s not make that mistake again, shall we? A third candidate, KP George of Fort Bend, has also filed, but since he did so in FBC he’s not in this report.
Let the sales job begin!

IV.  POST OFFICE TOUR

The Teapot Atheist:
The Lyndon Larouche supporters are two blocks away from my office parading their Hitler-mustachioed Obama posters and hurling epithets at passers-by, demanding more attention than I would even give the Salvation Army homophobes extorting money from well-meaning shoppers for their parody-paramilitary anti-gay crusade who are just one block farther. Huddling around the Park Street T stop, the Larouchers greeted me not long after a parade of ads on the side of the subway for another awful Christian scam, the Daybreak “crisis pregnancy” center, where young women who need help and honesty can be tricked into an evangelism session for the low, low price of one phone call plus their dignity and future. I prepared for work this morning while, on the news, the Beloved Successor stared dull-eyed at the casket of the bloodthirsty psychopath who recently left us to join his father in the Eternal Presidency of the DPRK. Surrounded by wailing North Koreans, I saw his eyes, no intelligence there, no glimmer of a better future for his people swimming between his chubby cheeks and his drooping brow – just a stillborn’s gaze, staring blankly at nothing in particular as though surveying faces in the clouds.  […]
The cultist-kings of North Korea are marching boldly into the next generation. Our oldest idiots (seriously, is Lyndon Larouche even still alive?) are still pestering us on the subway, when they aren’t busy sweeping away our democratic revolutions or telling us which superstitions might have the best angle on our reproductive choices.

Dateline Amesbury
They cut out cardboard and wrote signs that said: “I’m with stupid” with an arrow pointing to the other protesters, “Who got our soldiers home” and “Keep smart in office.”
There were no jeers or angry confrontations between the two sides.
“It’s mostly having fun and speaking out (about) something we believe in,” said Matt Knight of Amesbury, who graduated from Amesbury High School in June.
The two men protesting with the Obama pictures defaced with a Hitler mustache wouldn’t give their names. They gave out literature from the Lyndon LaRouche Political Action Committee.
As cars passed by, the two men were soliciting donations and telling motorists Obama is leading the U.S. to World War III.
It wasn’t the message the two men were protesting that drove the students to start their own protest; instead, it was the Hitler mustache.
“It’s one thing to protest (for) something you believe in, but to relate him to a very negative figure such as Hitler — it just seems a little too extreme,” Knight said. “So, we kind of felt like we should brighten it up.”

Comments:  Attention seekers of all sorts–from LaRouche supporters in Amesbury to radical Orthodox Jews in Israel–attempt to tie their opponents to Hitler because it garners attention.
What’s remarkable to me about these students is that they apparently spoke out positively, something rarely seen and not so easy to do in this winter of our discontent.

Dateline Bremerton
Ahah. Things are getting clearer. Not more rational, just clearer. I suggested to the angry guy at the post office that he had no idea what fascism was. This did not have a soothing affect on him. If Obama is trying to be a fascist, he’s making a lousy job of it. Any fascist worth his salt would be sending out goons to stomp on his opponents with heavy boots, or maybe give them 5-minute trials before “disappearing” them. If Obama were a self-respecting fascist, he’d round up this guy at the post office and we’d never see him again.

And a one and a two and a three… I have heard of high school kids cribbing their school papers from Wikipedia, but here we have an example of an editorial/blog that was written in precisely the same way. Your description of LaRouche and his views is utter nonsense. He is a Franklin Roosevelt Democrat, and has been consistently so for decades. The Wikipedia article is simply tripe recycled from poison pens like Chip Berlet.
COUNTERPOINT!

Rob, Thank you for the quick story on the larouchites, I had a similar encounter today at the Issaquah Post Office. I challenged many of their comments about the Global economy and as soon as they realized I disagreed and held my ground they told me to “Go Away” and accused me of harrassment, it was a bizarre experience. […]
The sad thing is the LPAC members actually believe they are involved in important political work when in fact they are so fringe and obscure in their beliefs and approach they make themselves inconsequential.

Dateline Sweden:
Bumper-sticker-type sticker on a rubbish bin I pass every day on my cycle ride in to university. According to someone (besides the man himself, who last ran for POTUS in 2004), the next US president will be… not a re-elected Barack Obama, not Mitt Romney, not Newt Gingrich, but… Lyndon LaRouche. Talk about leaping out of the frying pan (Obama), sailing over the fire (Romney) and the industrial-scale furnace (Gingrich), only to land in the Hellmouth itself.
I have had to deal with LaRouchites (as his extremely devoted followers are called) on at least one occasion: when Daniel Ellsberg of Pentagon Papers fame came to speak at Northwestern. They heckled Ellsberg mercilessly about… IIRC, the importance of building a nuclear missile shield, which had nothing whatsoever to do with the subject of his talk. At least based on that experience, LaRouchites (along with, I think, the man himself) have the teeth and the tenacity of bulldogs.

Dateline Occupy.
“At the tail end of this perplexity emerged Occupy Wall Street, a failed cause before it even started, made up of some sweet people and also some hard-line ideologues (many of whom have, let me say this clearly, an anti-Semitic bent).”
Yesterday in Cambridge, some Lyndon LaRouche people were distributing pro-occupy Wall Street literature which had pictures of Obama wearing a Hitler mustache. They accused him of being pro Wall Street,” as if Wall Street were Nazis.
I have to see an condemnation by “occupy Wall Street” of the LaRouche people.
For the record, I have.  To the degree we have structured organization, it’s in their quasi-official website forum — denying a place for Larouchies, amongst others.  Read back in the archives of this blog, which works to collect this schtuff.

Dateline Pleasanton:
Consider the source first kiddies. Lyndon Larouche has been a pimple on the ass of the political landscsape for over 30 years. Now associated with a far right wing agenda he actually began as a far left-wing, conspiracy theory slinging, “New era Roosevlt-esqe” hero of the little man.
He is for all intents and purposes a complete nut job that has less than zero credibility and even less influence than your local dog catcher would have on the political scene. The stunts he pulls and the people that support him (try to engage one of his “supporters” next time and the battle of wits will be over in less than a minute btw…) are don strictly to outrage and incite both sides of the political fence.
Go away Lyndon! Shooo! Scat!

Dateline…Have you ever voted for Lyndon larouche?  Would you? No I have not, but if he were to be in my country I may think of it for the comedy value

Dateline Seattle, from flickr user Wonderlane:

Dateline Frankenmuth
‎A group from metro Detroit calling themselves the La Rouche Pac demonstrated on a street corner in Little Bavaria. They say President Obama is instrumental in creating a global climate for World War Three.  Alan Egre, one of the organizers, said, “[Obama] just passed a bill under the National Defense Authorization Act which, you can be detained and be held indefinitely and that’s what Hitler started with.”

Memories.
The two stories I am about to tell were never broadcast thoroughly, but they are of interest to folks who follow corruption details in these United States.
My wife and I took Sherman to supper at Ginos, a Southside steak house of earned reputation. I had recently visited Lyndon LaRouche and when Sherman heard that, he told us a story about his own visit to the LaRouche cult HQ. I already suspected that Lyndon made waves because he wanted to run the Fed himself, hence he became a conspiracy maven.
Sherman said the La Rouchies were a cult, and were programmed to music. He described being on hand when members of the cult sprang to attention around the banquet tables, then ‘resembled zombies’ as the music blared. “If I could run, I would have run the hell out of there!” Sherman grinned.

Hm.  I assume this was tongue in cheek.
At the end of every radio broadcast, Skolnick would sign off with the following statement: “To Hell with the Queen of England!”

Dateline Dover

The demonstrators, who were handing out flyers and seeking donations, represent the Lyndon LaRouche Political Action Committee, a known anti-government entity based in Leesburg, VA, who partake in peaceful demonstrations depicting Obama as a member of the Nazi regime.

Neither of the demonstrators would comment publicly. However, one did ask for a $100 donation.

Lyndon Larouche himself is a convicted felon and how the Dickens anyone would give his organization financial support totally bafles me. He was sentenced to 15 years’ imprisonment in 1988 for
Actuary, the Larouche campaign organization is distinctly anti-government, anti-semitic, and generally anti most anything that does not fit his conspiracy-laden view of the world.

V.  It probably tears Ron Paul fans to pieces to see the Romney — Santorum side by side in the papers, a modification from the earlier Romney — Santorum — Paul when it became clear they’d finish a virtual tie in the Iowa caucuses.  There’s an uncomfortable trick of the media at work in this nomination — we’ve had Romney sitting there all along, the eventual nominee — and we’ve had Paul sitting there all along, trending his askew electorate.  And the anti-Romney has simply gone from one candidate to the next, as the media focuses on each one individually, and then his/her… problems come to light.  And so Santorum comes in, simply because he was the last in line.

With increased Ron Paul attention, we have increased Ron Paul comparisons to…

The biggie is Commentary Magazine, which is blunt with the title “Is Ron Paul the New Larouche?”  And here is its history:
Into the vacuum left by LaRouche came Ron Paul.
Two comments worth picking up:
When you can show me Lyndon be elected to Congress 12 times and gain the amount of support of Paul, then we can talk… Until then stop with these ridiculous articles..
 More to the point.  But we should understand that unlike Ron Paul, Lyndon LaRouche actually ran a classic cult, the real deal: top down thought control, indoctrination, self -promotion of a world-redeeming prophetic charismatic cult of personality, self-criticism of lieutenants, psychological depersonalization and directed de-indiviudualion of disciples. etc. Ron isn’t doing any of this.

This whole fascination with Ron Paul (whose prognostications on the one issue he purports to be expert – monetary policy – have been all wrong) is analogous to if Lyndon LaRouche actually, finally, managed to get the Democratic nomination, or be competitive in Iowa.

 Still, if LaRouche could get Democrats to vote for him in 1992, I suppose that Ron Paul can collect some of these true believers to form something that looks like a coalition.

From Democratic Underground forum on the Ron Paul supporters.
I remember back in the early 90’s the talk was the same with the Larouche’s
Same here. Paul is filling the void left by LaRouches’ 3 decades of not getting any attention
What a bunch of fools! I saw a bunch of them at the Boston Occupy, no they were not a majority, but they are hanger ons, sort of like the Larouchies. It’s like a cult.

Will an eccentric Texas billionaire jump into the campaign and throw everything into chaos?  (I’m looking at you Lyndon LaRouche!).

I ‘ve always seen Paulians as leftoverLaRouchies..

And Ron Paul supporters are demented cultists, a teensie bit more rational than LaRouchies, which isn’t saying much.

When it comes to the cult of personality for which Lyndon LaRouche has been accused of doing that for a very long time….it’s no wonder why LaRouche seems to be quite fond of Philip Giraldi, a former foreign policy adviser from wRONg Paul’s 2008 campaign.
Giraldi is well noted for being pro-Iranian.  He pushes regular anti-Israel conspiracy theories daily on Antiwar.com and other websites.  The fact that LaRouche is praising Giraldi and his propaganda expose there is something sinister affort.  Giraldi’s former boss is basically tied for first with Mitt Romney in Iowa.

I tell you, the whole Ron Paul thing is scary to me. Those people act and look like LaRouchies. …
Ah, yes, the LaRouchies! Yikes! I’ve had my run in with them down at Zuccotti (I’ve written about OWS – some very funny stuff, if I do say so myself). I was a Tory for one year…in 1988…when I was 10. If I HAD to affiliate with any British party, …

 possibly a Lyndon Larouche person.

Ana from NY:

Below is a fragment of a letter (painful, “separation”) I sent yesterday to a friend (former obviously):
“No, …, the crowd of “poor, poor, poor” supporters of OWS, such as Chris Hedges, Roseanne Barr, Russell Simmons, Michael Moore, La Rouche, Ron Paul, American Neo-Nazi Party, Katrina Vanden Heuvel, Nicholas Kristof (G&S wife), etc. (not to mention the foreign organizers with an ugly past who designed the poster, gave the name, defined the theme and ordered to show up at a certain place and time) is not for me. I was not raised by decent parents and I did not spend decades studying, thinking and shaping myself to enjoy being among assorted demagogues, bigots, charlatans and pure, undiluted evil, dressed like the bottom of 99% (Marie Antoinette’s crowd comes to mind) and bubbling about “them,” “1%” and “the establishment” (they are not – sure). In addition to genuine revulsion, the fact that I am a convinced and consistent Social Democrat who understands the needs of this country differently than you and your favorite crowds prevents me from any participation in activities which clearly are distractions.

But here’s a novelty. From David Lindsay, who lives in some concern about an emerging Larouchie electorate.
I knew that Newt Gingrich reminded me of someone, and now I know who. Gingrich is the Republican Party’s Lyndon LaRouche. […]
Gingrich has all of LaRouche’s lunacy and none of his occasional flashes of brilliance. Mainstream Democrats need to become the party to end the bailouts, restore Glass-Steagall, bring home the troops from Afghanistan, eschew future such adventures, invest in key infrastructure, uphold the traditional definition of marriage, really fight against drugs, introduce single-payer healthcare, resist climate change hysteria, and defend both classical education and working and middle-class access to it. Or the LaRouche Movement will. But, in spite of its history even into the fairly recent past, the Republican Party will not.

Newt gets some of this love too.

So Newt wants me to believe that the system is broken even when the likes of LyndonLarouche or Al Sharpton can get the necessary signatures? That doesn’t pass the smell test to me. Does it to you?.

As does… Christopher Hitchens, like Lyndon Larouche, used to present himself as a leftist.
Fun idea: look up the verbal jousting Hitchens did to some Larouchies a few years’ back.

Alan Grayson‘s staff …  Matt Stoller, the former Senior Policy Advisor to Rep. Alan Grayson and a fellow at the Roosevelt Institute
I was called in meetings of Democratic legislative assistants a “Larouchie”, and the bill to audit the Fed was referred to by one staffer as a “piece of shit”. Yet, despite the staff opposition, the number of sponsors continued to climb, first hitting ..
Thank you, Barney Frank, for efforts on that one.  And we know he’s a Larouchie.  (Actually oddly enough Barney Frank figures in some of those wackadoodle Ron Paul newsletter solicitations.  Politics swerves in odd directions sometimes — Frank was name-checking Ron Paul in his last quasi-tough re-election campaign.)

Each cycle brings out the crazies like the LaRouche cultists, and each brings his own brand of insanity. Like most lunatic candidates, Jones will get exactly as many votes as he has family members, maybe less. The only positive the Jones campaign can hope to exploit for additional votes is that he shares a name with a member of Monty Python. That Terry Jones was born in the UK, and therefore can’t constitutionally be elected President, but he still stands a better shot next November than this nutjob.

Say… When you’ve lost Godlikeproductions and David Icke…

That douchebag and his organization are scam artists.

Lyagain, Larouche gives Obama too much gravity as being a truly decisive voice in geo-political affairs.

lyndon laroach, neo nazi and as many described him a cult leader, very suspect guy, fuck him!

Niewert’d get along great with the LaRouchies, or those who think that the Freemasons control world events.
This one’s pretty comical.  After dredging through NWO conspiracy theories and picking at Chip Berlet, we get the Larouchie comparison.

… Hm.

The next time one of the Larouchies… Schlanger, Steinberg, Larouche… goes on Alex Jones… they need to alert the masses of Alex Jones listeners to the full dimensions of the Hitler problem.  Rand Paul is Hitler too, right?  Not just Obama?

VI.  Rick Potvin Corner.
I’m now a category at Rick Potvin.
He recommends Ed Hamler.
And he gives into the Larouche War on Christmas.
“Reviewing Nero”.  Yeah, there was also a movie about fish you could compare Obama with.

 The bottom line:
“The End of the Line of the Anglo-Dutch System” makes for entertaining if not quite accurate reading. It is beyond me how a drastically weakened Britain at the end of WWII set out to “systematically the American economy” by undermining the Bretton Woods system. Wouldn’t such a weakened country have a similarly degraded bargaining position? Nor is it explained why the British Bretton Woods delegation led by John Maynard Keynes of all people would be more keen on “neoliberal” principles than his American counterpart, Harry Dexter White. Ah, but why quibble about historical accuracy when you can do creative writing?
Surely, there’s some entertainment value with this.

“Anti-ZIonists” cut into the Larouche cause of the moment:
Obama’s “work” might be concluded, but that just means that our job has only just begun. Yesterday there was message that was released concerning the beginning of World War Three by Lyndon LaRouche.Many have not heard of him, but I’ve followed his antics for almost as long as I’ve been involved in this nightmare. He has run for president many, many times, and always without even minimal success. Rumor has it that his wife is the Chancellor of Germany, but I don’t know this to be a fact. What I do know is that he has studied world Affairs for decades, and in many respects his views can often carry a great deal of weight. (1)However he began his message by suggesting that the USA use Section 4 of the Twenty-Fifth Amendment to free ourselves from the insanity of Barack Obama. I wondered at the time why he had not bothered to quote that amendment for his viewers. Here it is:  […] (2)Of course after reading it, the entire offering from LaRouche becomes a farce because Israel has penetrated all three levels of control over the office of the presidency—with the Zionist occupiers of Israel.
There you go.  Larouche working for the Zionists.

Read number two at the bottom of the attached linked. Many younger folks here may not know of Larouche, but he even ran for president in the past, but of course didn’t win. Many of his predictions are to stir fear in the minds of his followers, but isn’t that what many folks attempt to do these days? Just do a little investigating on your own, and you will see how often this guys predictions come true.

LOL…hes calling Obama insane?Thats rich….lyndon is nuttier that squirrel crap.I’m no fan of Obama but the Mans far from an insane bumbling idiot

He’s anti Obie which is fine, but he’s still a damn loon. He’s nothing more than a wannebe “Charles In Charge.” He never has proof of what he claims…it’s all just his own tin foil opinions. He thinks his way is the only way to the absolute truth and light. He’d build a giant statue to himself if he could find a city that would display it! He needs to cut back on that red crap he’s coloring his hair with too…the Bozo look went out years ago.

Game for everyone.  What is this comment referring to, and who is this Jacque Fresco?
I can’t remember what the third one was about but basically its sort of like a pseudo-cult. It isn’t a political cult in the exact same way Ron Paul, Lyndon LaRouche, and Alex Jones are because these people do not seem to hold Peter Joseph and Jacque Fresco up to that level. Of course Jacque Fresco doesn’t really care too much for these people, but it is these movies that have increased his visibility and I give them credit for that.
Give up?  Here’s your answer. 
Personally I have mixed feelings on Zeitgeist. It has some good ideas but it sort of reminds me of the LaRouchies and what the Ron Paul people are becoming.

And finally…

Dear Editor: In response to the letter by S. Ann Robinson, Cotton Mather, along with his father Increase, were the men who stopped the Salem Witch Trials by demanding that the accusers prove their case scientifically, without “spectral evidence”. [See “Increase Mather, The Foremost American Puritan” by Kenneth Murdock, Cambridge, Mass., 1925, pp. 294, 299-301, or “How the Nation Was Won” by Graham Lowry, Executive Intelligence Review, Washington, D.C., 1987.] Cotton Mather’s book, “Essays To Do Good”, is cited by Benjamin Franklin in his autobiography as one of his greatest inspirations.

Like so many true American patriots, the Mathers have been defamed by British imperial historians, who would have us believe that the Pilgrims and Puritans left Europe not because they wanted to pursue scientific progress for the common good and the glory of God, and the European oligarchs wouldn’t let them, but because they were religious fanatics.
The truth is that the British Empire, the flagship of European oligarchy, is the chief source of religious fundamentalism, satanism and atheism in the U.S., with devils like Jonathan Edwards deployed to replace Renaissance Christianity with either Bible-thumping superstition or unabashed embrace of Aleister Crowley’s “do what thou wilt,” for the purpose of destroying our republic.
Richard Burden, Leesburg.

History comes alive?