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On The Brink Of Thermonuclear War
And it could happen. You have a concentration in the eastern part of the Mediterranean and in the Indian Ocean region, around a kind of a "New Balkans" area, which is the Middle East area. This area is ready to be the cockpit, with the greatest concentration of thermonuclear weapons concentration in the Eastern Mediterranean and in this area in the Indian Ocean. So we could have,— and there is a threat of this,— a triggering, by Israel and by other kinds of factors, a triggering of what becomes a general Third World War. But this time, as we understood since World War II, we've understood that you can not have major wars any more, because the weapons of choice are thermonuclear weapons. You can not put a lid on this.
We're come to the point, as we understood with the SDI effort, which I was involved in, that you can no longer have major wars among nations. You have to find other means of resolving the problems. Now, we're at a point, where, again, we're faced with a potential of a third war, but this time, a thermonuclear war, because the only significant weaponry for this area of conflict, which goes into Asia, is in this area. The only possibility is thermonuclear warfare.
-Lyndon LaRouche
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Thermonuclear war is now an immediate reality. The US nuclear missile-filled submarines movement onto the pacific coast in the context of the removal of any major opposition of Obama in the Federal Government could mean nuclear war in months if not weeks.
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Lyndon Hermyle LaRouche, Jr. (born September 8, 1922), also known as Lyn Marcus, is an American political activist and founder of a network of political committees, parties, and publications known collectively as the LaRouche movement. Often described as a political extremist, he has written prolifically in his publications on economic, scientific, and political topics, as well as on history, philosophy, and psychoanalysis, largely promoting a conspiracist view of history and current affairs.
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Originally posted by Vandalour
reply to post by Clairaudience
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what does THERMOnuclear mean
just wonderingedit on 7-2-2012 by Vandalour because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by bronxbull
reply to post by TheComte
you can clearly see the intentions of Iran, they want to kill all jews and westerners
A fool who ran for president 7 or 8 times but never got on the ballot because his only supporters were disillusioned college kids who still thought Ayn Rand's writings meant something.
Originally posted by Clairaudience
So who is this LaRouche?
LaRouche could be written off as a politician of the absurd—and not written about at all—except that his TV appearances are deceiving and have reached an estimated 10 million Americans. His pitch is a carefully modulated blend of tough foreign policy and support for nuclear energy at home. But offscreen his views veer sharply to grotesque and paranoid right-wing fanaticism. He traces much of the world's troubles to a cartel of British and Jewish bankers. He believes that Hitler was a British tool, that a British oligarchy controls the world's drug traffic, that Secretary of State Vance orchestrated the Tehran embassy takeover, that B'nai B'rith has financed the American Nazi party.
And let me guess, you're in your early-to mid-20's? I've never met anyone over 30 who actually still believed anything LaRouche had to say. Pretty much once they've had a job and worked in the real world—out of college, out of their parents' house—they wake up and can see through the tales he spins.
Originally posted by smallpeeps
Maybe he is just as useless as these, but I still like him more.
Originally posted by JoshNorton
And let me guess, you're in your early-to mid-20's? I've never met anyone over 30 who actually still believed anything LaRouche had to say. Pretty much once they've had a job and worked in the real world—out of college, out of their parents' house—they wake up and can see through the tales he spins.
Originally posted by smallpeeps
Maybe he is just as useless as these, but I still like him more.