President Trump's leaked "Core 5" plan reveals a revolutionary alliance of the US, Russia, China, India, and Japan—designed to end forever wars and crush the globalist empire. Europe's warmongers are desperate to stop it. Here's why.
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Trump's new national security strategy directly opposes Britain's imperial playbook. After meeting with UK PM Starmer, Zelensky rejected peace terms his own team supported. This isn't coincidence—it's British sabotage, and we have the documents.
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
He was the spark that lit the American flame. Discover the "American Prometheus" who championed science and industry, creating a visionary system dedicated to unleashing human potential and building a productive nation.
In Promethean Action's weekly class for December 6th, 2025, hosted by Tony Papert, Brian Lantz dives deep into
In this week's episode of Promethean Action's class, host Tony Papert is joined by Robert Ingraham
Long before the American Revolution, Massachusetts colonists were forging a new kind of society—one that would challenge the British Empire's attempts to reduce America to a supplier of raw materials and slave labor.
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