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November 11, 2007 in Citizen Journalism Tags: Lyndon LaRouche
I’m reading a fascinating article on the death of a Lyndon LaRouche follower, and I came across this paragraph:
What was really killing LaRouche’s enterprise (in addition, of course, to its peculiar philosophies and inability to keep a simple balance sheet) was that its leader was clinging to a dying medium. Enamored by print, he had failed to exploit the Internet. The Web could have solved many of his problems. Compared to printed material, online propaganda is virtually free to produce, and the Internet offers limitless space for disquisitions on esoteric subjects. (If anyone was made for blogging, it was surely Lyndon LaRouche.)
November 11th, 2007 at 3:46 pm
Did it ever occur to you that maybe, perhaps, just maybe, LaRocuhe is right, and that all the lying and denying of what he has said and continues to say about the causes of and solution to the ongoing crash of the global financial system are nothing more than smokescreens by people who are purveyors or dupes of people who just plain out oppose Larouche’s FDR-Lincoln Foudning Fathers American System solutions. THE CRASH IS undeniable. Attack and LIE about LaRouche as much as you care to, then when you are finished blowing smoke, tell me what YOUR SOLUTIONS are to the crash that he correctly and uniquely forecast.. And have fun when you do it……
November 12th, 2007 at 9:31 am
Gerald, cut the nonsense. You have been in this cult for a few decades. Every month convicted criminal Larouche tells his cult members that the world economy is going to crash so you have a reason to get up every morning and raise money for him.
You know very well that we stole millions in promisory note scams with our supporters in the 1980s. You know full well how some of our fundraisers did credit card scams.
Over the decades your friends have all left and what is left is just a few hangers on with no where to go . Larouche was drunk every night in his multi million dollar mansion while you and Mindy worked 16 hour days, 7 days a week for this madman.
Gerald, Ken killed himself this year. Do you think what you read by madman Larouche is sane?
People can read about the cult in a few places
factnet.org look under “discussions”
lyndonlarouche.org
laroucheplanet.info
justiceforjermiah.com