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Political movement promoting Lyndon LaRouche and his ideas
Lyndon LaRouche’s “Four New Laws” are a programmatic package calling for separation of commercial and investment banking (Glass–Steagall), a national bank/federal-credit system to fund productive inve...
Former movement members describe a tightly controlled, work-intensive life driven by ideological study, long hours, internal surveillance and pressure to subordinate personal finances and relationship...
The available reporting documents a pattern in which — most visibly through and its leader — amplifies narratives that mirror talking points about and the West, and it has hosted and circulated interv...
Lyndon LaRouche left a hybrid legacy as a prolific fringe ideologue whose movement combined heterodox economic schemes, international organizing, aggressive electoral tactics and persistently outlandi...
The original statement asserts that a forthcoming clarification will reveal “who are traitors & who are patriots” and links that promise to a conversation featuring and ; the claim implies an imminent...