by Barbara Boyd, LaRouche PAC:

LaRouche PAC’s 2020 Terms of Battle outlines our campaign to destroy the coup against the Presidency. That requires the re-election of Donald Trump by a large margin and adoption of Lyndon LaRouche’s Four Laws for economic recovery by the new Trump presidency. If our campaign is successful, the President will sit down with Russia, China, and India, and develop a new Bretton Woods fixed exchange rate monetary system—deploying that system to generate long-term credit in order to build a new economic platform developing the entire earth. This would end the reign of the Anglo-Dutch speculative financial system, create thousands of productive jobs here, fire the imaginations of our young people with moral purpose, and end the threat of war.

Literally insane musical performances shown at the 2020 Democratic Convention

We wrote last at length about the situation in the United States on the eve of the Democratic Convention, and our predictions as to what would happen there were correct in every respect. The memorable Republican Convention, devoted for the first time in centuries to the nation’s working men and women, has come and gone and violence has continued to roil our cities and is escalating.

We promised to deliver you a piece about Antifa prior to Labor Day and we just missed our deadline. This involved a deeper exploration than we had originally anticipated because it unearthed the street warrior division of the present Democratic Party, a deployable force largely created by intelligence agency operations, public and private, and private wealth funds, largely those of the children or widows of the superrich.

It is the staged confrontations of this street force, since Donald Trump’s election, which have been used to paint Donald Trump as a “fascist” and “racist” who must be stopped at all costs, including what the crazed Democrats now openly threaten as a new Civil War. Refuse Fascism, the coordinating group for Antifa, is calling for open street battles now, in every major American city, starting September 5. A Canadian organization, true to the British intelligence roots of all of this, the Blackspot Collective’s Adbusters, is calling for a siege of the White House commencing September 17th.

The answer to this, and we will come back to this theme repeatedly here, lies in the ideas of the American Revolution and Trump’s desire to transform the rotten Republican Party back to something akin to Lincoln’s Republican Party. Lincoln brought the entire population into the war to save the nation. He schooled the nation in the ideas of the American Revolution and their roots in the European Renaissance, which in turn had rebirthed the dialogues of Plato and the methods of the great Greek geometers. Then, as now, these ideas have been shelved and are largely hidden from the American public.

Lincoln’s economic policies, consciously adopted by Lyndon LaRouche in his Four Laws for Economic Recovery, powered the most powerful economy in the world to that point, an economy based on large and new infrastructure, fundamental scientific discovery, and technological progress. That economy allowed the American people to overcome the multi-nation British directed assault on the American Republic which was the Civil War. Lincoln’s economy became an exemplar to the world, spreading the ideas of how to mount scientific and technological revolutions to Japan, Germany, and throughout the world.

The United States faces a similar multi-nation assault now, launched by the globalist imperium centered in the City of London, Wall Street, and Brussels—the men and women of Davos who want to continue Barack Obama’s managed decline of the United States, incorporating it into their post-pandemic world order. We need to answer it with a revolution like that launched by Lincoln now. It needs to fire the imaginations of our young people with science and high culture—rescuing the future. It is the young who the world’s oligarchs are seeking to capture now as a force for pure destructive violence.

NYPDK: New York Police Department Killers (2020)

So, bear with us as we here tell the story of Antifa, its sponsors, and how to attack it. It’s not a simple story and its history is hardly known by the aging baby boomers who lived through a similar period once, let alone the young people who are pretty much denied all knowledge of actual history. And we’re publishing, at the same time, a companion piece about Lincoln and his transformation of the Republican Party.

This story falls into four phases. First, we tell the story of 1968 Berkeley and demonstrate its exact parallels to those rioting in our streets now. In the second part we trace the history of anarchist cult formations in history and show how they have always been used as an instrument of state-sponsored violence and destabilization. In the third part we trace the evolution of the use of this force by the intelligence community and the Democratic Party in the ongoing coup against the President. In the last part, we focus on Antifa today and its philosophical origins in the Frankfurt School, Critical Theory, and Critical Race Theory.

The Frankfurt School’s Critical Theory holds that fascism is a natural excretion of the nation-state and its authoritarian power structures. This is the central belief structure of Antifa. It was and is a lie which is aimed at covering up the actual sponsors of fascist movements in the City of London, Wall Street, and the European oligarchy, who used these movements to launch World War II for their strategic ends. It is also the foundational lie in the imperial Malthusian scheme to dismantle the nation-state and replace it with a globalist order in which central banks control economic policy and the population lives in small communitarian, racially homogeneous city states, modeled on the guild societies of feudalism.

Critical Race Theory, a spinoff of Critical Theory, is also a central cult belief of Black Lives Matter and Antifa. The President has just used an executive order to ban it from Federal agencies, where it had been mandated as “diversity training,” including at NASA, the FBI, and Sandia Labs, among other locations.

I. Has Berkeley, 1968, Become the Democratic Party?

As a young student who entered college in 1968 at that petri dish for the New Left known as the University of California, Berkeley, the current Jacobin Democratic Party and the ideas permeating their terrorist division, Antifa, are horribly familiar. In fact, in typical baby boomer and British intelligence fashion, nothing has really changed at all, with respect to the nihilistic worldview, violent music, and romance with gang violence permeating the tracts of Antifa, as well as its nominal Alt Right and neo-Nazi opponents, and, apparently, the emergent Democratic Party.

The big names on my political science and English literature reading lists were Herbert Marcuse, Norman O. Brown, George Lukacs, Mikhail Bakunin, Franz Fanon, Friedrich Nietzsche, Jean Paul Sartre, Georges Sorel, and Hermann Hesse. These are the same ideologues whose ideas Antifa’s squads follow today. And, like the Democratic leadership of today, the more my professors played with and articulated the ideas of these sick philosophers, the crazier most of them became—although I don’t recall any of them, like Nancy Pelosi recently, labeling the President of the United States an “enemy of the state.” Nor do I recall them, as Andrew Cuomo just did, stating that the President of the United States would need an army to protect him should he choose to travel to the State of New York.

One of my professors, a leading political scientist, simply broke down in front of our seminar, manically drawing a Tower of Babel and what he claimed were its appendages, over and over again, on the blackboard.

In studying the rise of fascism during the interwar period in Germany, I was shocked to find out that Hitler was an ardent environmentalist. Around the same time, I first met Lyndon LaRouche’s movement, then factionalizing the New Left. I read a pamphlet LaRouche wrote, “The New Left, Local Control, and Fascism,” and realized that the anarchist-syndicalist views which surrounded me had actually been the bread and butter content of Mussolini’s rise in Italy and the early Nazi movement in Germany. Both left- and right-wing anarcho-syndicalists in Italy and Germany had campaigned for popular support. The supranational elites, operating from Britain, France, and Wall Street, rewarded the winners with totalitarian control of government for purposes of war.

Believing myself the ultimate anti-fascist and New Left revolutionary, I was, actually, surrounding myself with fascists.

Needless to say, Cotton Mather, Benjamin Franklin, Alexander Hamilton, Henry Carey, Abraham Lincoln, Edgar Allen Poe, James Fenimore Cooper, William Shakespeare, Gottfried Leibniz, Jonathan Swift, Friedrich List, and Friedrich Schiller, the great authors of the American Revolution and the fight for its further development, were nowhere to be found at Berkeley in 1968. And, as I was later to discover, it was precisely the long-standing imperial control of synthetic political and religious sects for purposes of maintaining control over populations, which the ideas and organization of the American Revolution upended. No wonder you couldn’t find these guys in Berkeley’s bookstores or the University’s library shelves. The greatest antidotes in history to fascism and other imperial inventions remain largely buried today.

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