In his Sept 2, 2010 testimony to the Financial Crisis Inquiry Committee, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke admitted, implicitly, that LaRouche was right and he was wrong, in the summer and autumn of 2007, when LaRouche insisted that the entire history of the period since the beginning of September of 2007, first under George W.

Since our launching of the working conception of the present form of the NAWAPA project and the principal supporting features required for the implementation of that as an international project of economic recovery launched by our U.S. republic...

President NerObama used the occasion of his Saturday radio address to practically declare the end of the war in Iraq and to brag about what his administration is doing for U.S. veterans of that war. As with everything else he does, however, Obama's statements are contradicted by reality. In Iraq, 49,000 U.S.

Russian websites and Internet forums lit up this weekend and Monday with discussion of Lyndon LaRouche's statements on last week's Federal Reserve move to buy more and more toxic assets, using nothing but the printing press.

What is now the urgently needed launching of the NAWAPA project, demands an essential, implicit rejection of what has been the customary, ignorant but popular misconception of the functional meaning of the term “infrastructure,”...

In his Inaugural address, President Franklin D. Roosevelt identified the horror which the U.S.

Updated! The following report is written as both a confirmation and an amplification of my remarks on the proper principles of Classical drama, remarks made in a telephone in a trans-Altantic telephone conversation at the beginning of this week.

Under Lyndon LaRouche's guiding hand, the basement team is focusing all its efforts on completing production of the first of the NAWAPA video presentations for the LPAC website. In his words, this is the highest priority. The next phase of the three campaigns will focus on the NAWAPA issue. Everything else is subordinate to this focus.

Lyndon LaRouche's most recent forecast has now come true, as he said on Saturday. Wall Street and some others realized as much by midweek of last week, and the whole world will know it during the course of today. Now there's nothing of the economy left to forecast; rather, the forecast now depends on the changes, or lack of changes in fundamental policy.

Following the Federal Reserve's Aug. 10 meeting, the importance of a long interview appearing Aug. 13 with the Fed's lone dissenting vote, Kansas City chairman Thomas Hoenig, was bluntly identified by economist Lyndon LaRouche: "The Federal Reserve has announced its intention to resort to hyperinflation, Weimar-style!"