Why Elephants Love Plastic and Whales Love Oil

In an online program of The LaRouche Organization on July 9, Jason Ross of the Schiller Institute science team took up the issue of why the denunciations of human progress as pol luting are not only scientifically wrong, but intentional frauds meant to change the way society develops – or rather, doesn’t develop. Here is an abridged version of one […]

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Mark Your Calendar: Are You Finally Willing to Learn Economics?

On August 14, from 15:00 to 24:00 CET, the Schiller Institute and the Lyndon LaRouche Legacy Foundation will host an international online conference on the unique contributions of economist LaRouche to the science of physical economy. On this occasion of the 50th anniversary of President Richard Nixon’s fateful announcement of the end of the Bretton Woods system, experts will come […]

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The War Party Attempts to Undermine U.S.-Russia Strategic Dialogue

In the aftermath of the provocation staged when the British naval vessel HMS Defender crossed into Russian territorial waters in the Black Sea off the coast of Crimea on June 23, there has been a back-and-forth between those responsible for the incident –British and American officials –and leading Russians, which demonstrates the fragility of the progress made by the Biden-Putin […]

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Building an Anti-Malthusian Alliance

The videos from the June 26-27 Schiller Institute conference held under the banner “For the Common Good of All People, Not Rules Benefitting the Few”, are available for viewing (in the original English) at https://schillerinstitute.com/ blog/2021/06/25/conference-for-the-common-good-of-all-people-not-rules-benefiting-the-few/. They are also posted, or soon will be, with simultaneous translations in French, German and Spanish.

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Zepp-LaRouche: Afghanistan Requires a Completely Different Approach

The final communique of the June 14 NATO summit in Brussels officially confirmed the end of the alliance’s military operation in Afghanistan, while claiming a highly dubious victory. That followed the announcement by U.S. President Biden in April of the gradual withdrawal of U.S. troops – after two decades of “counterinsurgency” warfare estimated to have cost about $2.6 trillion! As […]

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E-Mobility: the Unsustainable Illusions of Ursula von der Leyen

A letter to the EU Commission signed by 170 international scientists, engineers and motor experts breaks through the apparent consensus in Germany on the “green transition” scheme pushed by EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, at least concerning a key aspect of it: electro-mobility. For these experts, who belong to the newly founded IASTEC association (https://iastec.org/), the Commission’s estimation […]

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The Rapid Rise of Annalena Baerbock to End in an Even More Rapid Fall?

It’s been quite a nosedive: just two months ago, Green Party candidate Annalena Baerbock was still hailed as the next German Chancellor. Now, most mainstream media report that her prospects for the election in late September are seriously jeopardized by the various plagiarism affairs which they prominently present. Although in most cases, the plagiarism charges involve copy-and-paste operations from the […]

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Any EU Energy Blackmail of Switzerland Could Backfire

After the recent suspension of the Swiss-EU association talks, followed by several spectacular defeats for the Green agenda in referendum (cf. SAS 22/21, 24/21), there are hints that the EU bureaucracy may “punish” Switzerland by non-preferential treatments on the energy front. That would mainly involve shutting Switzerland out of EU programs of cross-border grid security like TERRE, MARI or PICASSO, […]

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The Case against Julian Assange Crumbles, As Main Witness Admits He Lied

Sigurdur Ingi Thordarson, an Icelandic citizen and former WikiLeaks volunteer, has admitted to the Icelandic newspaper Stundin that he fabricated important parts of what became the main charges against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange – after becoming an FBI informant! In its English language coverage, Stundin details several parts of Thordarson’s testimony that he now denies, admitting most notably that Assange […]

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Conspiracy Theories and Freedom for Assange

After the Stundin story broke, NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden tweeted on June 27: this is the “end of the case against Assange”. Investigative journalist Glenn Greenwald posted Snowden’s tweet, adding that “It should be” (the end of the case). At the beginning of June, UN Special Rapporteur on Torture Nils Melzer once again called on the U.K. government to release […]

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