EIR Online interviewed Claudio Giudici, an activist with the LaRouche movement in Italy (MoviSol) and leader in the national taxi drivers union, who is now leading a national strike against IMF dictator Mario Monti. Giudici has grabbed national headlines and is currently escalating the fight with prominent calls for the policies of Lyndon LaRouche. Visit Claudio Giudici's YouTube channel here and watch his television interviews.

Cody Jones continues the discussion with more breakthroughs in the understanding of the mind and its role in the creative development of the universe, the true domain of physical economy. The nature of the galaxy as we currently understand it is explored through the scientific method of J. S. Bach.

Sergey Pulinets asks: Could the low moral level of world leaders and their inability to deal with the world's crisis cause the extinction of civilization? Also, Sam Little and Hal Cooper ask: What can we do from the United States to foster development between the United States and our Canadian and Russian neighbors?

After a strategic report from Matthew Ogden, as an introduction to this live, International webcast, Sky Shields presents physical economics policy and discusses how the development of the Arctic stands as a choice for humanity, to break from the threat of thermonuclear extinction under Obama.

Does Solar activity equal tectonic activity? Or, is a refinement of this question required in order to understand the cause of earthquakes?

Summer Shields asks: If mankind as a whole developed biologically under a very specific electromagnetic frequency bandwidth, then is there something more to the concept of prescience or intuition? Is creative discover a universal process connected with electricity or magnetism? What does this say about human morality?