viernes, 30 de mayo de 2014

LPAC Policy Committee - May 26, 2014

Emitido en directo el 26/5/2014

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Lyndon LaRouche addresses Moscow conference

Publicado el 30/5/2014

American statesman Lyndon LaRouche keynoted an all-day scientific conference in Moscow today, with a 20-minute video presentation entitled "Prospects for the Survival of Mankind."

The International Scientific Conference on The Sustained Development of Mankind in the System Nature—Society—Man (for the 90th anniversary of the birth of P.G. Kuznetsov) was jointly sponsored by the Russian Academy of Sciences, the Dubna International University of Nature, Society and Man, and a number of other scientific institutes.

In this speech, Mr. LaRouche concludes:

"If my proposed, actually presently publicized options for change to improvements, were to be taken up, a physical-economic recovery of the planetary economy is presently feasible among cooperating nations, even if the progress were, regrettably, initially slow.

"Our intention must be that an immortal human species must recover its true mission, and live on, so, presently.

"No ordinary time, but Vladimir Ivanovich's own definition of our human species's life as the only true measure human life, must live on for mankind's destiny as an implicitly immortal species, as a representative of an immortal species extending its influence, from Earth, beyond menacing asteroids, throughout our Solar system, and, perhaps beyond, a destiny named humanity."

This presentation was originally recorded on May 24

miércoles, 28 de mayo de 2014

LPAC Weekly Report: The New Paradigm for Mankind

Musical tuning, Kepler and the Solar System. What is the organization of the universe?

martes, 27 de mayo de 2014

Meet the Texas Democratic Senate candidate who wants to impeach Obama

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/she-the-people/wp/2014/05/27/meet-the-texas-democratic-senate-candidate-who-wants-to-impeach-obama/

Meet the Texas Democratic Senate candidate who wants to impeach Obama

BY NIA-MALIKA HENDERSON
May 27 at 6:05 am

Kesha Rogers is campaigning on a platform that includes impeaching Obama and is on the Democratic ballot in Texas for U.S. Senate (Credit: Chris Jadatz)

It would be fair to call Kesha Rogers’ bid for the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate in Texas inconvenient for Democrats. She wants to impeach President Obama, has been known to appear with a picture of the president with a Hitler mustache, and is more likely to be seen at a Tea Party rally than at Democratic Party functions.

She frequently mentions Franklin D. Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy as the true Democrats who represent an era and an approach that is ideal for the party.

“I am reviving the true John F. Kennedy tradition in the Democratic Party, which is a commitment to progress for the nation, over blind party loyalty,” she said in an email exchange, brushing off talk that she is not a real Democrat. “All that’s left around Obama is a small group of acolytes and sycophants trying to intimidate the rest of the party into not going full steam ahead with what I represent and the true interests of the Democratic Party and the nation.”

In fact, she is persona non grata to Democrats, the subject of a resolution by Texas Democrats that essentially disavows her.

“Democrats look at Kesha’s platform and don’t feel like it represents their values and that’s the reason she has no support,” said Will Hailer, executive director of the Texas Democratic Party. “The views that she is expressing are so outlandish, they are out of touch with all of Texas, especially Texas Democrats. She’s not really a Democrat.”

Still, on Tuesday in the Lone Star state, she will be on the Democratic line, a state of affairs that comes as Texas Democrats look to rebuild a party that has been in retreat over the last several years, dogged by lackluster candidates and a firm conservative grip on statewide offices.

In March, Rogers managed to hold David Alameel, a millionaire dentist and Texas gubernatorial candidate Wendy Davis’s choice for U.S. Senate, to under 50 percent, garnering nearly 22 percent of the vote. The Lyndon LaRouche Democrat won House primaries in 2010 and 2012, losing to Republicans but getting 3o percent of the vote. Acolytes of LaRouche, who has run for president multiple times, champion nuclear energy, think global warming is a hoax and often see complicated conspiracy theories behind world affairs.

To Democrats, Rogers is a distracting millstone, forcing them to spend time and resources to run against her.

“Given the considerable amount of negative coverage of Rogers by the Texas media, the near-universal rejection of her by Texas Democratic elites, Alameel’s vast financial advantage, and a minuscule primary electorate of less than 300 thousand voters restricted mostly to activists, it will be interesting to see how well Rogers does,” said Mark P. Jones, a political scientist at Rice University. “The better she does, the worse it reflects on the Texas Democratic Party and its far from stellar anointed candidate who will be located at the very top of the ticket in November.”

Rogers is scheduled to be out with a radio ad Tuesday, in which she says she wants to “kick the corrupt Obama regime out of the Democratic party and pick up where our nation left off under a truly great President, John F. Kennedy.”

In an email exchange, she fleshed out her platform, which is one part Tea Party and one part liberal populism.

“Obama must be impeached, for protecting and expanding the impeachable criminality of the Bush and Cheney administration,” she wrote. “Glass-Steagall must be reinstated, ending the “Too Big To Fail/Jail” bailouts of Wall Street, while protecting commercial bank accounts, Social Security, pensions, and social safety nets.”

Beyond the economy, she wants to return to the moon and revive NASA, which has been an economic engine in Texas.

“Obamacrats attack me for reviving JFK’s vision for space exploration, because they don’t want to allow people to be optimistic about scientific progress and discovery,” she wrote in an e-mail, in which she also described a vision for destroying asteroids. “We must restore a national commitment to a fully funded space program, both manned and unmanned.”

Her anti-Wall Street rhetoric matches Alameel’s, who in an interview slammed Democrats and Republicans for being in the grip of corporate America.

“I don’t see upward mobility for the middle class. Our economy used to be the envy of the world and the American dream was alive and well, because our leaders didn’t bow to Wall Street,” Alameel said. “I would like to make sure that we change the direction of our government and free our government from the domination of Wall Street.”

And how does Alameel, the heavy favorite in Tuesday’s primary, explain how Rogers managed to push him to a run-off, delaying a probable general election campaign against Republican Sen. John Cornyn?

Voters, he said, simply didn’t know who she was in March, but now they do.

“Since the primary the Democratic party has let everybody know, and we making sure that every community and every county knows who she is, from phone banking and robo calls we make sure that the majority of voters know who she is,” he said. “I make sure that I show them her picture standing around with a portrait of our president with a Hitler mustache. They are really offended by her.”

For her part, Rogers cites disaffected Democrats, upset with Obama over his drone and NSA policy, as well as his record number of deportations.

“The mass base of the Democratic Party is defecting in droves, into the Republican party or into non-participation,” she said. “I represent the only real factor of recruitment in the party, around real solutions.”

While Rogers is likely to lose on Tuesday, with her most high profile race so far, Jones sees a future for the unlikely Democrat.

“I would expect that we will be seeing more of Kesha Rogers in the future,” Jones said. “She has run a much more credible campaign than any LaRouche candidate I can think of.”

Washington Post: Vamos a ver más de Kesha

http://spanish.larouchepac.com/node/21614

Washington Post: Vamos a ver más de Kesha

27 de mayo de 2014 — Con el título de "Meet the Texas Democratic Senate candidate who wants to impeach Obama" (Conozca a la candidata demócrata al Senado que quiere hacer juicio político a Obama) [1] la bloggera del diarioWashington Post, Nia-Malika Henderson, escribió un artículo de dos páginas sobre la campaña de Kesha Rogers que, más allá de los usuales clichés mentirosos, ésta incluye contenido substancial de una entrevista por email con la candidata. La propia candidata Rogers le añadió luego a los aspectos útiles del artículo, al publicar en la página electrónica de su campaña la entrevista completa que le diera por email a la periodista, antes de que se publicara el artículo de Henderson.

Partes del artículo:

" 'Yo estoy reviviendo la verdadera tradición de John F. Kennedy en el Partido Demócrata, que es un compromiso con el progreso para la nación, por encima de una lealtad ciega al partido', dijo ella en un intercambio por email, restándole importancia a quienes dicen que ella no es una demócrata real. 'Todo lo que queda alrededor de Obama es un pequeño grupo de acólitos y aduladores que tratan de intimidar al resto del partido para que no avancen a todo vapor con lo que yo represento y el verdadero interés del Partido Demócrata y de la nación s'.

" 'Se debe hacer un juicio político a Obama por proteger y extender la criminalidad enjuiciable del gobierno de Bush y Cheney', escribió (Kesha). 'Se debe restablecer la Glass-Steagall, para poner fin a los rescates a [los bancos] 'Demasiado Grandes para Quebrar o Encarcelar' de Wall Street, en tanto que se protege las cuentas de los bancos comerciales, el Seguro Social, las pensiones y las redes de seguridad social' ".

El artículo termina con esta cita de Mark P. Jones, a quien caracteriza como científico político de la Universidad Rice de Texas: "Yo esperaría que veamos más de Kesha Rogers en el futuro. Ella ha realizado una campaña mucho más creíble que cualquier candidato de LaRouche en que yo pueda pensar".

Puede leer el artículo complete en ingles aquí. [1]

Enlace:

[1]

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/she-the-people/wp/2014/05/27/meet-the-texas-democratic-senate-candidate-who-wants-to-impeach-obama/

Washington Post: We'll be Seeing More of Kesha

http://larouchepac.com/node/30901

Under the title "Meet the Texas Democratic Senate candidate who wants to impeach Obama," Washington Post blogger Nia-Malika Henderson wrote a two-page story on Kesha Rogers' campaign which includes substantive content from an e-mail interview with the candidate, beyond some of the usual lying cliches. Candidate Rogers herself may have further added to the useful aspects of the article by posting the entirety of her e-mail interchange with the reporter on her campaign website before Henderson's article appeared. From the article:

"'I am reviving the true John F. Kennedy tradition in the Democratic Party, which is a commitment to progress for the nation, over blind party loyalty,' she said in an email exchange, brushing off talk that she is not a real Democrat. 'All that's left around Obama is a small group of acolytes and sycophants trying to intimidate the rest of the party into not going full steam ahead with what I represent and the true interests of the Democratic Party and the nation.'

"'Obama must be impeached, for protecting and expanding the impeachable criminality of the Bush and Cheney administration,' (Kesha) wrote. 'Glass-Steagall must be reinstated, ending the Too Big To Fail/Jail bailouts of Wall Street, while protecting commercial bank accounts, Social Security, pensions, and social safety nets.'

The article ends with this quote from Mark P. Jones, described as a political scientist at Texas' Rice University."I would expect that we will be seeing more of Kesha Rogers in the future. She has run a much more credible campaign than any LaRouche candidate I can think of."

Read the full article here.

For the world to see: No politics in space (ISS crew embrace)

Publicado el 27/5/2014

ISS crew members were asked whether US-EU-Russia tensions over Ukraine influenced their relations. Here is their emphatic answer.

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lunes, 26 de mayo de 2014

Rogers, Steger sobre sequía, 12 abril 2014

Publicado el 13/4/2014

Cabildo abierto simultáneo de Kesha Rogers y Mike Steger por la crisis de sequía, 12 de abril de 2014

Kesha Rogers Interview 5/25/14

Publicado el 26/5/2014

The only Un-bought and paid for Democrat in this Texas race for Senate. Kesha returns to M&P after too long a wait to discuss her campaign. It was a pleasure.

Kesha Rogers Here's my ads in the Houston Chronicle

Kesha Rogers

Here's my ads in the Houston Chronicle

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TX Democrats work to campaign against Dem. Kesha Rogers

http://www.myfoxdfw.com/story/25011005/roger

TX Democrats work to campaign against Dem. Kesha Rogers: As hard as Texas Democrats are campaigning for Wendy Davis, they are campaigning equally as hard against Kesha Rogers, who is running for U.S. Senate nomination.

TX Democrats campaign against Dem. Kesha Rogers

Posted: Mar 18, 2014 7:28 PMUpdated: Mar 18, 2014 7:50 PM

By: Shaun Rabb - bio | email

Adapted for Web by: Sarah Crandall - email

As hard as Texas Democrats are campaigning for Wendy Davis, they are campaigning equally as hard against Kesha Rogers, who is running for U.S. Senate nomination.

While not unheard of, it is unusual for any party to actively work to defeat someone who claims the same party in a primary or primary runoff.

Some Democrats say Rogers is not a Democrat, and they are active on social media and other ways trying to turn voters away from Rogers before the May 27 primary runoff.

Monday, Dallas County Democrats tweeted out "Friends don't let friends vote Kesha Rogers in the primary runoff."

"She's a member of the LaRouche Movement, which has a history of violent exclusionary and discriminatory rhetoric," said Taylor Holden, Dallas County Democratic Party Executive Director. "The Dallas County Democratic Party does not recognize members of the LaRouche Movement, including and especially Kesha Rogers."

Rogers says President Obama has earned what she calls his "Hitler" moustache – a picture of him with a drawn-on moustache. Rogers shows the photo on her Facebook page and says he needs to go.

"Call your congressman right now and say, ‘Why have you not impeached this president?'" said Rogers in a YouTube video.

"Having her on the ballot would just be bad," said Democratic Congressman Marc Veasey.

Veasey says it's his mission to keep Rogers from winning the runoff race.

"When you look at the things that she says, her rhetoric about impeaching the president, that is not something or anyone that we want representing the party in November," said Veasey.

SMU political science professor Cal Jillson says Democrats don't want Rogers running under their brand.

"Keisha Rogers is way off on the fringes, so the Democratic Party doesn't want to be identified with her very strange issue positions," said Jillson.

Jillson says that the fact that Rogers and David Alameel are the Democrats fighting for the Senate nomination says something else.

"It says that the party is weak, and the frontline candidates, candidates who have some experience, success in running statewide, don't exist in the Democratic Party."

Yellow Dog Democrats are hoping to take a bite out of the Rogers campaign.

"This one, especially because she was able to get into the runoff, poses a real threat to the good work we're trying to do at the Democratic Party," said Holden.

Rogers finished second to David Alameel in the primary election.

Through her campaign manager, Rogers agreed to an interview with FOX 4. However, in a subsequent email, she canceled, saying she had too much on her schedule on Tuesday but could talk at a later date.

Kesha Rogers El Paso Meet & Greet

Publicado el 20/5/2014

On April 15th Kesha Rogers for US Senate hosted a meet and greet in El Paso. Here is her address to the gathering.

Riemann II(b): Abelian Functions

Publicado el 8/5/2014

The Apollo mission was estimated to have had a $14 return for every $1 invested. But were they the same dollars? The incommensurable jumps in economics defy normal accounting methods, and Riemann's work on Abelian functions provide an insight into how such leaps can be conceptualized as the substance of economy, rather than as exceptions. This is a difficult topic -- questions and comments are welcomed below. (Feb 2011)

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Riemann II(b): Abelian Functions

Publicado el 8/5/2014

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Disintegration of the Nation-State(full lecture)

Publicado el 6/2/2013

Presentation at panel 5 at the Feb. 20, 2000 ICLC Schiller Institute conference. Speakers were Dennis Small on "saving the Nation-State is childs play", Linda de Hoyos on "what are our children and what are they doing?", John Hoefle on "prosperity for some, tragedy for all", & Jeff Steinberg on "the architects of the assault on the nation-state. These are some of the essential videos done by the Larouche Movement, all of which should be carefully studied many times over even if possible.. And sharing these everywhere u can is considered a good idea as well..., so please help us to help you and Spread Them Widely. The World needs to Learn a Thing or Two These Days, right..?

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The Fusion Torch

Publicado el 11/11/2013

Second in the Nuclear NAWAPA: Gateway to the Fusion Economy video series.

Interview Mother Agnes Mariam on Syria

Publicado el 14/11/2013

Interview with Mother Agnes-Mariam who discusses the true accounts of the current Syrian conflict.
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Statement by Maine State Rep Andrea Boland

Publicado el 5/12/2013

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Maine State Rep. Andrea Boland delivers a statement after a day of organizing on Capitol Hill with LaRouche PAC. Rep. Boland is the primary sponsor of legislation for the re-introduction of Glass-Steagall banking legislation at the 2013 National Conference of State Legislatures.