A New World Order Based on Natural Law — Panel One

Dennis Speed —"Lyndon LaRouche Speaks: A Talent Well Spent"

27:06 Jacques Cheminade, president of the French party, Solidarité & Progrès — "The Coming World of Lyndon LaRouche"

1:16:03 John Gong, Professor of Economics at the University of International Business and Economics, Beijing — “Chinese Investment and American Infrastructure under the new Sino-US relations”

1:42:06 H.E. Ambassador Vassily A. Nebenzia, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of The Russian Federation to the United Nations, presented by Counsellor Theodore Strzhizhovskiy, Mission of The Russian Federation to the UN — “Prospects for East-West Collaboration: The Russian Federation’s View”

1:50:33 William Binney, Former Technical Director, National Security Agency (NSA), USA

2:16:50 Jason Ross, Schiller Institute co-author “Extending the New Silk Road to West Asia and Africa” — “The Urgent Need for a New Paradigm in Africa”

2:32:41 Dennis Small, Executive Intelligence Review Ibero-America Editor — “Justice for the World: Why Donald Trump Must Exonerate Lyndon LaRouche Now”

Q&A Session

[geoffgriffiths]

Most Americans regard lying as marketing and salesmanship to produce creative outcomes.

[oldspammer]

crater cities? That would naturally be a sink for water flow and would soon flood with water that would stagnate and be a place of decay. High ground would be better. Where am I mistaken? If you add to that a freeze, thaw cycle of the seasons, it would cause brick/stone work to get fractured prematurely causing foundational collapse. What was he thinking it would be like?

[oldspammer]

1:24:00 The growth of Mexicans in the US population would be fine if they were majority entering universities or colleges and graduating and creating innovation, becoming professors, the architects of beautiful crime free cities with factories or production for self sustaining themselves, but why were they not doing that in their native Mexico?
Why is Mexico full of drug lords and gangs?
The answer may be in the idea of tribalism, or mediocre intellectual capacities and whatnot. One problem that emerged from the 1940s onward was a continuous rise in Mexico population through the Christian credo of be fruitful and multiply without bounds--banning contraception, birth control, abortions via Roman Catholicism, etc. With too many mouths to feed, borrowed monies were squandered without means to repay them other than oil natural resources. What if smart girls there only married and had babies with smart husbands and they had most of the kids rather than the poor unwashed masses doing huge reproductive activities?

There is a video from a while back about a book "confessions of an economic hit man" or similar such title. The loaned monies are spent creating infrastructure that very few people would use properly. The work was all done by US contractors whose expertise left that country when the workers did. The expensive infrastructure and huge debt / compounded interest were all that were left.
When I was a little kid and learned of this stuff, foolishly all I could think of was that they used the money to buy food, then eat it with the results being flushed down the toilet. When I learned of the economic hitman scheme, a light turned on.
The only way was to pull themselves up by their own bootstraps and never borrow any foreign debt--create the currency themselves by spending it on local talent.
Trouble with that is usually that the hired "talent" has "no talent" because they were family and friends of the management / government / corruption dudes.
Someone said that it was all about the gene pool, testosterone, and huge amounts of abstract thinking abilities to spark innovation from the inside.
The US population suffers from women becoming hedonistic and behaving like men--lots of meaningless sex with men they would otherwise be unwilling to have father their children and with whom to settle down to have a family. After a huge preparation for careers in universities and starting their careers, women in the USA often wait until it is too late to have the necessary 3 babies to sustain the US population via organic activity.
A change would be nice to encourage genius level young adolescence teens to pair up and have their children while much younger so that their career building can happen a few years later so that the population remains at sustainable levels to keep the lights on. Since few genius level people have children with one another, it slightly would increase the chances that their offspring would be similarly gifted. Often families might have just one such child, and then the child is a genius but does foolish things and ends up dying of a brain aneurysm at age 30 or whatever tragic outcome.

[larouchetv]

The exchange between Binney and the Russian consulate representative is precious. So loose and extemporaneous. The kind of exchange you could not write a script for.

[Jkstolz]

It's so obvious to those who are awake and saved.
Please stop ✋

[Mr.S]

Natural law? What did the lion say to the lamb? CHOMP!

[azaral]

The biggest challenges facing the world are the 22 trillion debt that will never be repaid, global language barrier, pollution, destruction of environment, population, water and food availability, AI and the political management of these issues at a global level.

[joylove]

Many thanks for great work you guys have been doing, much appreciated. Bless you and your family.