The 1979 oil shock wasn't a market event — it was engineered by the same imperial establishment now trying to pin an economic crisis on Trump. Barbara Boyd exposes the playbook and explains why unconditional surrender is the cure, not the cause.
In this episode, the discussion explores the escalating tensions surrounding Iran and how U.S. strategy could reshape the geopolitical landscape. The conversation examines military power, global alliances, and what the future could hold for the region.
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It was truly an historic moment in American politics. As Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. referenced on Friday, his endorsement of President Trump is akin to Lincoln’s team of rivals, but even more so, it is a commitment to the American people worthy of Washington and Lincoln.
As RFK Jr.’s campaign transitioned from the Democratic primary into an independent run, this author criticized that decision and questioned the motivation, raising concerns that his campaign may now spoil the election in favor of the Democrats. But, since he launched his race in Boston, it was clear that Mr. Kennedy held a true and genuine devotion to the American people, to ending the war in Ukraine, and addressing the extreme corruption within the U.S. government.
RFK comes on stage during Trump's Rally
Today, every patriot can only commend him for his sense of personal character, and especially his devotion to the immortal cause of this nation, that immortal cause for which his father and uncle gave the last full measure of devotion.
When Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated, Robert F. Kennedy, Sr., read these lines from Aeschylus, “And even in our sleep, pain which cannot forget falls drop by drop upon the heart, until in our own despair, against our will, comes wisdom through the awful grace of God.”
In this long fought war for the survival of our nation, I have often returned to these words.
It is now time for our nation to win! And it is time to renew our nation’s character for generations to come.
Kennedy’s speech announcing the suspension of his campaign, and his endorsement of Trump.
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The 1979 oil shock wasn't a market event — it was engineered by the same imperial establishment now trying to pin an economic crisis on Trump. Barbara Boyd exposes the playbook and explains why unconditional surrender is the cure, not the cause.
In this episode, the discussion explores the escalating tensions surrounding Iran and how U.S. strategy could reshape the geopolitical landscape. The conversation examines military power, global alliances, and what the future could hold for the region.
Trump called Britain "uncooperative," dismantled Lloyd's three-century grip on the Strait of Hormuz, and inherited a united Gulf alliance — all in 72 hours. This is what the end of empire looks like.
In this Monday night live discussion, Mike Steger and special guest Bruce Director (a longtime collaborator in LaRouche-related strategic work)
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