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NATO Must Be Dissolved

Col. Richard Black (ret.), prerecorded remarksFor Schiller Institute Conference, Dec. 12-13, 2020 SEN. RICHARD BLACK: I’m very pleased to be here with SchillerInstitute, and I want you to just know in advance that I come at this as a very patriotic American. I’ve risked my life hundreds of times in combat.So I’m very patriotic but […]

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Conference: The World after the U.S. Election Creating A World Based on Reason 12-13 December 2020

PANEL 1: “Hang Together, or Hang Separately”: Free and Sovereign Republics, or Digital Dictatorship?(Saturday, Dec. 12, 2020, 9 a.m. EST) Panel I speakers:Moderator’s Welcoming RemarksHelga Zepp-LaRouche, Schiller Institute President: IntroductionMarino Elsevyf (Dominican Republic), Attorney-at-Law, Member of the 1995 Martin Luther King International Tribunal: Report from the International Investigative Commission on Truth in ElectionsDavid Meiswinkle (US), Attorney-at-Law; […]

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COVID Out of Control in the U.S. With Record Deaths; Hospitals Can’t Keep Up

Daily COVID deaths reached a record high of 3,100 yesterday in the United States, with a total number of 106,600 patients hospitalized nationwide–the highest number ever according to the COVID Tracking Project. The total number of deaths has reached 289,529, and the average of daily new cases is over 200,000. Over the past week, there […]

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SpaceX Starship Prototype Sn8 Makes Important Test Flight

The SpaceX Starship prototype Sn8 made a test flight on Wednesday which demonstrated the maneuvers which will be used in descent and landing back on Earth from deep space destinations.  At roughly 12 kilometers altitude the stainless steel vehicle flipped over 90 degrees to become roughly parallel to the ground, and used its flaps and […]

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Webcast: In a World Shaken by Crises, Join Us to Discuss Solutions!

In a preview of what will be the focus of this weekend’s Schiller Institute conference, Helga Zepp-LaRouche emphasized today during her weekly dialogue that an underlying theme will be to address the “wrong method of thinking” which characterizes most political discussion in the western world. One cannot solve problems by applying the same mistaken method […]

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International Investigative Commission for Truth in Elections Issues Statement on the U.S. Presidential Election

International Press Release The International Investigative Commission for Truth in Elections met on November 28 in a hearing sponsored by the Schiller Institute to hear testimony regarding irregularities and charges of voting fraud in the U.S. Presidential election. The following is the statement issued today by the distinguished panel of jurists. A number of the […]

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China, Japan Both Returning Solar System Samples to Earth

While China’s Chang’e 5 mission’s orbiter and ascendor are on their way back to Earth with extensive lunar soil samples from various depths, a Japanese space capsule returning the world’s first asteroid subsurface samples has landed in the remote Australian Outback. The spacecraft Hayabusa2 (“Peregrine Falcon2”) released the small capsule on Saturday and sent it […]

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Governors: Anti-China Policy Wrecks U.S. Economy

Nine former governors of American states met in the Fall to address what they described as “the toll a deteriorating U.S.-China relationship has had on their states.” The National Committee on United States-China Relations  and the U.S. Heartland China Association are hosting a forum on Monday, Dec. 7, with four of these former governors, who […]

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China Looking Forward Into Helium-3 Future

Related to the ongoing Chinese mission to collect lunar soil samples on the Moon, CGTN is pointing to the vast reserves of helium-3 there, writing: “Modern science has revealed that most of the energy we use today originated from sunlight – coal and oil are basically storage of ancient sunlight. Scientists and engineers have been […]

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