China holds 220 million American voter files — and your government hid it. Trump declassified it all last night, hours after Barbara called it on the show. The blockade, the coverup, the SAVE Act — and your questions, answered live.
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Join Bruce Director and Tony Papert as they present a groundbreaking speech by Lyndon LaRouche from September 1990. Delivered while LaRouche was imprisoned, this prophetic address was given to an international conference and reflects on significant global changes at the time, including the fall of the Berlin Wall and shifts within the Soviet Union and China. LaRouche's words explore the looming dangers of globalism, the role of Western Christian civilization, and the ongoing struggles against oligarchical forces. Follow along with the text and join the discussion on the enduring relevance of LaRouche's ideas in today's world.
00:00 Introduction and Context Setting
00:15 Lyndon LaRouche's 1990 Prophetic Presentation
07:55 The Global Strategic Crisis
14:14 The Conflict Between Paganism and Christianity
32:58 The Role of Creative Reason in Human Progress
46:12 The Superiority of Christian Civilization
53:29 Conclusion and Open Discussion
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