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.
In this episode of Saturday Night Promethean Action Class, we are joined by Will Wertz, a longtime associate of Lyndon LaRouche and an expert in translated works of Friedrich Schiller. In light of the recent assassination of Charlie Kirk, Wertz delves into the significance of tragedy as emphasized by Lyndon LaRouche, illustrating how great drama helps us understand current history. The episode explores Schiller's tragedies, discussing themes of tragedy vs. heroism, the civilization of love, and the Anglo-Dutch imperial system. By examining Schiller's plays alongside historical contexts and LaRouche's teachings, Wertz enlightens us on the imperative of breaking conventional axioms for the progress of society.
00:00 Introduction and Tonight's Agenda 00:52 The Principle of Tragedy in Art 04:16 Charlie Kirk's Assassination and Its Implications 09:32 Schiller's Tragedies: An Overview 21:06 The Tragedy of Wallenstein 34:33 The Tragedy of Don Carlos 42:37 The Tragedy of Mary Stuart 46:58 The Anglo-Dutch Imperial System 50:53 Lyndon LaRouche's Four Laws and the Way Forward 54:09 Conclusion and Call to Action
Worked with LaRouche's political movement since 1971. Translated works of Schiller and Cusa into English. Former editor of Fidelio magazine. Author of "Beware the British East India Company!"
Philosopher and expert in anti-entropic science (dynatropy), Cusa and Leibniz. 50 year collaborator of Lyndon LaRouche. Author of “Riemann for Anti-Dummies.” Classical double bass player.
