Trump meets King Charles as the UK government wobbles and the Kirk assassination probe widens. We track on‑the‑ground actors, the funding networks behind them, and a youth awakening challenging the oligarchy’s grip. What happens next will shape history.
Charlie Kirk’s assassination has ignited a movement. Don’t be misled by psyops and chaos online. Here’s what we know, why Charlie’s mission is growing in his death, and why prosecuting the network behind the violence is essential to saving the Republic.
Join author Robert Ingraham and host Tony Papert in Promethean Action's weekly class on the life of George Westinghouse, the forgotten American inventor who revolutionized the age of electricity and pioneered labor rights. Learn about Westinghouse's groundbreaking work, his strong friendship with President William McKinley, and his visionary approach to improving the lives of his employees. Discover how Westinghouse's contributions, from air brakes to hydroelectric power, continue to impact modern society. This informative and engaging session also touches on Westinghouse's battles with Wall Street and his unwavering commitment to the welfare of the working class.
00:00 Introduction to the Class and George Westinghouse 00:58 Setting the Context: Current Events and Relevance 02:32 George Westinghouse: Early Life and Background 04:28 Westinghouse's Innovations and Contributions 10:42 Westinghouse and McKinley: A Unique Friendship 13:57 Westinghouse's Philosophy on Labor and Capital 24:22 Westinghouse's Model City and Employee Welfare 30:04 Westinghouse vs. Edison: The Inventor Debate 35:17 The Dangerous Job of Brakemen 37:33 Westinghouse's Innovations in Train Braking 41:45 The Struggle for Adoption of Air Brakes 43:42 Westinghouse's Foray into Electricity 49:03 The Battle of the Currents 51:30 The Chicago Exposition and Its Impact 57:28 The Niagara Falls Project 01:05:23 Westinghouse's Legacy and Final Thoughts
Author, historian, political organizer. Published books on American history, Dante, the global drug trade, the Anglo-Dutch Empire and National Banking. Former Editor at Executive Intelligence Review.
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.
Robert Ingraham exposes the gulf between Hamilton's productive credit and oligarchical central banking. Learn how to eliminate Fed corruption, end inflation, and finance America's greatest expansion.