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LaRouche:
Obama's Impeachment Is a Strategic Priority
After receiving confirmation of the report by Blood Feud author Ed Klein that President Obama ordered Hillary Clinton to lie about the Benghazi attack, Lyndon LaRouche directed his Political Action Committee to pull out all the stops in the mobilization for impeachment.
Klein Book:
Obama Lied on Benghazi 9/11
'What Did the President Know, and When Did He Know It?'
Obama Is Risking World War III;
We Need a 'Slam-Dunk' Impeachment
An interview with Francis Boyle, professor of international law at the University of Illinois College of Law, with The LaRouche Show.
Congress:
Obama Must Get Its Okay for War
Court Ups Pressure on Saudis Over 9/11

Russia and China Outflank British Empire War Drive
While London presses for strategic confrontation with Russia and China through its control over the Obama Presidency, Moscow and Beijing are moving to create a new economic and monetary order.
Xi Jinping in Seoul:
South Korea Chooses Development Over War
Sudan at the Crossroads:
Sanctions Are Killing Off Africa's Breadbasket
An eyewitness report from Khartoum by Lawrence K. Freeman, who met with a wide range of people and institutions in and out of the government.

U.S. Suicidal War on New Chinese Infrastructure Bank
Why is President Obama fighting so hard to kill an international public bank which could quickly quintuple the combined infrastructure investments of the World Bank and Asian Development Bank?
Hamilton's Model:
Bankruptcy Reorganization for a Credit System
While Alexander Hamilton's debt restructuring differed significantly from the total program required today—since he was dealing only with honorable war debts of the nation, not speculative looting by private banks—the principles involved hold valuable lessons.

The British Empire's Cold War vs. the U.S.-Russia Alliance
Once it was clear, no later than mid-1943, that the Allied effort would defeat the Nazis, the British began a massive redeployment of their intelligence and propaganda capabilities to target the Soviet Union. Their aim was to rupture the U.S.-Russia alliance, and recruit the United States as a military and political collaborator in an immediate post-war attack on the Soviet Union, including the use of the new atomic bomb. Part 1 of a two-part series, by Stuart Rosenblatt.
Ensuring a Pro-British Successor to Roosevelt