The worst thing that can happen to a bankrupt and decadent empire, whose continuing control depends on the mental malleability of their intended victim populations, is for people to start calling their bluff. That, much to the City of London and Wall Street's dismay, is a key process underway planet-wide. The Chinese government, for example, is brushing aside those who are urging confrontation between the U.S. and China, stating instead that there are "bright prospects for China-U.S. cooperation," while reminding the world that "China will remain an important engine for world growth," as...read more
John Sigerson presents the first of a two part class on the development of motivführung and its implications to Lyndon LaRouche's method of economic forecasting.read more
Cueing off the chatter-of-the-hour and issue-ism from the mainstream media and most elected officials, you see only confusion and impossibility, or worse. But, step back. When you look at the big picture, in the proper time frame, you see how there are grounds for confidence. The United States can be broken free from its subjection to the policies of the neo-British empire system, of monetarism, warfare, and anti-science guff, which has held down the world for decades.read more
If the growing number of reports that Donald Trump and Xi Jinping will meet in Florida next month are true, the way is open for President Trump to collaborate with China's global growth and progress driver -- the so-called New Silk Road or Belt and Road Initiative -- as Barack Obama refused to do. The horizon goals Trump set out for America's "250th Anniversary" in 2026 -- peace with nations including our current "adversaries," a renewed modern economic infrastructure, "our footsteps on distant worlds" -- would then have far better prospect of being reached. Those goals are not on the...read more
The Chinese government has launched a global organizing drive to ensure that the upcoming Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation (BRF), to be held in Beijing on May 14-15, consolidates a "broad, international consensus on the Belt and Road Initiative," in the words of State Councilor Yang Jiechi, the top-level Chinese official in charge of preparations for the Forum. Noting that "the global economy is yet to emerge from the profound impact of the international financial crisis," Yang emphasized in a March 10 interview with China Daily that "we hope the BRF will help...read more








