Trump's 5-year plan demolishes London's Iran oil scam. Barbara Boyd exposes the Iran Terror Premium — $10 trillion drained over 25 years — and the nuclear century Trump and the Gulf States are building to replace it.
There's no resource crisis — only a technology crisis. The critical minerals challenge proves what counts as a "resource" is defined by our technology, not nature.
In this episode, Paul Glumaz tackles the complex issues of homelessness, drug addiction, and crime affecting west coast cities, focusing on Seattle. Paul details the rise of the 'Homeless Industrial Complex,' highlighting key figures like Frank Chop and pivotal policy changes that have contributed to the current crisis. He critiques the lack of law enforcement on drug-related crimes, the implementation of housing-first policies without treatment, and the broader societal and political dynamics at play. The session offers historical context, proposes solutions like 'treatment first,' and emphasizes the need for a unified movement to reverse the devastating conditions.
00:00 Introduction to the Homeless Industrial Complex 01:28 Personal Experience and Observations 03:29 Historical and Economic Context 04:24 The Rise of the Frank Chop Machine 06:45 The Growth of Nonprofits and Social Services 10:50 Strategic Developments Leading to Current Conditions 22:33 Proposed Solutions and Initiatives 25:25 Conclusion and Open Discussion
Founding member of the LaRouche movement in the 1960s. Former editor of LaRouche’s writings and EIR magazine. Regular host of our Saturday class series.
There's no resource crisis — only a technology crisis. The critical minerals challenge proves what counts as a "resource" is defined by our technology, not nature.
The globalists didn't just attack our economy and sovereignty — they waged a centuries-long war on our culture. Toni Sellars and Mindy Pechenuk trace the battle for classical music from Brahms to the boardrooms of Wall Street.
The U.S. is exposed on critical minerals — not just in the ground, but in how we process them. Ben Deniston on the higher-energy technologies that could close that gap for good.
The universe isn't a machine. Bruce Director makes the case that consciousness, creativity, and Plato are coming back to science — and why that matters for everything.