Your daily update for Thursday, Sept. 25 from Diane Sare.

British and Russian Responses to Trump's Latest Ukraine Russia Post — We Need a Statesman

As Helga Zepp-LaRouche warned yesterday, “We are in mortal danger of collapse.” She noted, however, that the danger is not inevitable, if action is taken to stop it. We have stepped beyond the rule of law, into a free-for-all, law of the jungle style warfare between nations. In Gaza City, Israel has announced its plans to open an additional route for 48 hours that Palestinians could use to leave Gaza City. In other words, a mass ethnic cleansing is being enforced against 1 million inhabitants of that city, while an ongoing genocide of the population of Gaza takes place.

While that is happening in Gaza, a strategy of tension policy is being used in the United States to use so-called “left” and “right” profiles to provoke violence, to stop the world from adopting the alternative to a collapsing, bankrupt financial system.
In 2004, Lyndon LaRouche had warned in an article what exactly a “strategy of tension” policy entails, after two pairs of terror incidents had taken place in Europe.

He had said,
“Both acts were part of a global ‘strategy of tension’ eruption, aimed at creating conditions of worldwide chaos and ungovernability. Taken from the top down, these incidents represent a systematic campaign by Synarchist banking circles to blow up the world, rather than allow sovereign nation-states act to reorganize the doomed post-Bretton Woods floating exchange-rate system.”

To properly situate the situation, and intervene successfully, we must look at events in the world from the top-down. We must, emphatically, recognize the a new system is emerging from the nations of the Global Majority—represented most prominently in the Global South, with nations such as Russia, China, and India playing a leading role. We must build a competent leadership within the Western nations, which can collaborate with this emerging order.

That also includes mobilizing in the streets to force an end to the genocide in Gaza. The Schiller Institute, in collaboration with others, took its campaign for the Oasis Plan to the United Nations on Monday, Sept. 15th, along with calling for Resolution 377A, “Uniting For Peace,” to immediately be adopted.

Today’s program will focus on those actions taken this week.

Fireside Chat 9/25/25 – Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness Will We Revive Those Principles

Your daily update for Friday, Sept. 26 from Dave Christie.

Daily Update 9/26/25 – Comey, Soros and Global Britain's Russiagate

This week Diane will be joined by Roger and Denise Ham, authors of "What Is Life? The Passionate Dedication of Louis Pasteur." 

What Is Life The Passionate Dedication of Louis Pasteur

Diane Sare addresses the Kingston, New York 'Occupy Peace' rally. Other speakers included Gerald Celente, Judge Andrew Napolitano, Garland Nixon, Scott Ritter, Joe Lauria, Dennis Kucinich and Ray McGovern.

Video courtesy of Gerald Celente. The entire event may be viewed here:    • Peace and Freedom Rally  

Kingston Rally Join the Global Majority!

This week's LaRouche show features Lyndon LaRouche’s remarks to a June 18, 1997 policy forum titled “Never Again! Stop British-Backed Genocide in Africa.” From 1994-1997 literally millions of innocent African men, women and children perished in the greatest, deliberate mass genocide since World War II, all as a result of a conscious depopulation policy perpetrated by puppets of British and other foreign-run mining companies. 

At the time, LaRouche's FDR PAC distributed a mass pamphlet exposing "a rate of genocide more intense than that under Hitler’s Nazis" attempting to rally Americans, especially African-Americans, to mobilize our government to stop it. Unfortunately, the appeal fell mostly on deaf ears. Why? How did Americans become so behavior modified and morally compromised to accept such evil? What actions must we take NOW to atone for this crime against humanity and the current genocide in Gaza, this time being committed in front of our very eyes?

For more, see: "‘Never again’: the battle cry to halt African genocide" https://larouchepub.com/eiw/public/19...

1997 Forum w. Lyndon LaRouche - Never Again! London’s Holocaust Against Africans

Last week's UNGA session showed that most of the world wants an end to Netanyahu's ethnic cleansing policy, and opposes U.S. support for Greater Israel.  Pro-war media focus is instead on allegations of Russian drone swarms and false charges of hostile intent of Global South leaders against the dollar -- i.e., to block out the potential for a new architecture of peace and cooperation for economic development, in opposition to the London-neocon policy of Permanent War.  Don't fall for the Strategy of Tension, mobilize support for the consolidation of a New Paradigm!  


Daily Update w. Harley - Drone Delusions and False Flags

Friday September 26, 11am ET/5pm CET

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In response to recent world events, we call upon you and your organizations to join the International Peace Coalition in a vital discussion. Please send reports and initiatives for the agenda ASAP.

Please mobilize your organizations.

In response to recent world events, we invite your organizations to the International Peace Coalition in a vital discussion with Maj. Gen. (ret) Dr. AK Bardalai, retired Indian army served for 36 years, deployed as a UN peacekeeper in Lebanon, Deputy Head of the Mission and Deputy Force Commander of United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) India; Video interview from Col. (ret.) Douglas Macgregor, retired colonel in the United States Army, former government official; reports from organizers around the world and others soon to be announced. Please send reports and initiatives for the agenda ASAP.

Friends of the International Peace Coalition,

The United Nations General Debate continues, with a growing chorus of voices speaking against the genocide in Gaza, and dangerously confrontational discussions, led by Europe, about Russia.

In the Mediterranean, a civilian flotilla headed for Gaza reported drone attacks overnight. In response, Italy and Spain decided to dispatch warships to the flotilla—not to fight, but to help if rescue is needed. That careful phrasing says a lot. Are these countries looking for ways to show support without starting a fight they think they cannot win?

Israel has closed the West Bank’s only crossing to Jordan, meaning that the only way for Palestinians to travel internationally—or to ship or receive goods—is by entering and passing through Israel. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has announced that he is absolutely opposed to the establishment of a Palestinian state, and his actions to further destroy, isolate, and splinter the Palestinian communities in the West Bank aim to create more "volunteers" for the "voluntary emigration" he promotes, while making the establishment of a Palestinian state even more difficult.

Look to Europe. Reports of drones near major airports shut down air travel in Copenhagen and Oslo, while NATO warned Moscow after alleged airspace violations into Estonia. NATO officials insist they’ll defend every inch of Allied territory, yet they also avoid stating what steps they would take.

In the United States, hundreds of doctors and health workers warn that cuts and staff losses are hollowing out care for U.S. veterans. YouTube, under political scrutiny, says it’s walking back years of pandemic- and election-era content removals. As Pentagon planners talk about controlling orbital space, many Americans are asking who’s minding urgent needs closer to home, who is thinking about the economic future of the country, and the planet.

Meanwhile, the Global South is not sitting around waiting for permission to act. Leaders from Brazil, China, Nigeria, South Africa, Türkiye, Iran, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and others are, in various ways, coordinating more openly—on peace talks, on development, on how to maintain their independence in a world where Anglo-American NATO demands that they choose sides.

A change in strategic geometry is needed, and a new security and development architecture is needed for the world.

It is time for the so-called "West" to join, and productively contribute to defining, the unstoppable new paradigm.

"It is in the fundamental self-interest of the nations of the Collective West—no longer truly united—to cooperate with the states of the Global Majority and to jointly address the great challenges facing humankind: overcoming poverty and underdevelopment, ensuring lasting world peace, and securing the right of every person on this planet to fulfill their potential," writes Helga Zepp-LaRouche in the Schiller Institute’s appeal to the countries of the West to cooperate with this new world economic order.

International Peace Coalition #121 -  Providing Leadership and Structure for a New World System

The first two weeks of high-level speeches at the UN General Assembly has come to a close. Yet, the question still remains, whether humanity has the moral fitness to survive. The UNGA meeting, according to China’s Global Times, was an intense collision between nations on the matters relating to the unspeakable genocide taking place in Gaza, NATO’s continuing war of aggression in Ukraine against Russia, and the need for a global architecture which ensures all nations’ path to security and development.

Yesterday, Chinese Premier Li Qiang gave an important reality check on the status of international law in world affairs, given Israel’s actions in the Gaza Strip and the lack of supposed law-abiding nations in the West to deter Israel. He warned that, “should the era of the law of the jungle return and the weak be left as a prey to the strong, human society would face even more bloodshed and brutality…. Humanity has once again come to a crossroads.”

Likewise, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov told a meeting of G20 foreign ministers that the refusal among the Collective West “to adhere to the principles of the [UN] Charter reveals neocolonial ambitions, fueling global instability and multiplying regional conflicts.”

While the Global South is taking responsibility for restoring lawfulness and principles to international affairs through prioritizing mutually beneficial relations with other nations, while committing to economic development through investments in energy, infrastructure, science, and culture, the trans-Atlantic sector of “civilized” countries is being isolated more and more and on the brink of financial disintegration, which would be through the collapse of $2 quadrillion of derivatives assets and financial speculation.

What can stop such a sudden collapse? The Hobbesian-like struggle between nations, and the reduction of international law to the “law of the jungle,” was explicitly rejected in the U.S. Declaration of Independence. This was relevantly pointed out by Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto in his remarks to the UNGA on Tuesday. Like one of his predecessors, Sukarno, who had explicitly referenced the American Revolution as an anti-colonial revolution which gave hope to nations striving for their independence, Subianto recalled the better traditions of the West, as if showing a mirror. He said, “It is indeed a great honor to stand in this august General Assembly Hall, among leaders who represent almost all of humanity. We differ in race, religion, and nationality, yet we gather together as one human family. We are here first and foremost as fellow human beings—each created equal, endowed with unalienable rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. The words of the U.S. Declaration of Independence have inspired democratic movements across continents—including the French Revolution, the Russian Revolution, the Chinese Revolution, and Indonesia’s own journey to freedom. It also gave birth to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights adopted by the UN in 1948. ‘All men are created equal’ was the creed that opened the way to unprecedented global prosperity and dignity.”

Will the people of the United States appeal to the Global Majority through the Declaration of Independence? How many people in the U.S. presently have even read that document thoroughly, or even agree with its basic principles, that all men and women, regardless of race, creed, nationality, or religion, are entitled to “Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness?” The revolutionary movement of Benjamin Franklin, which led to a successful international conspiracy to create the first republic across the Atlantic, is what we can draw from to redeem the United States, as we approach the 250th birth of our nation.

Manhattan Project Sept 27th - Creating a New Security and Development Architecture Out of Disorder

The 20-point peace plan between Israel and the Palestinians was vague on economic solutions.  There is little reason to believe that peace can be guaranteed without economic incentives.  Netanyahu has proven to be a liar and a war criminal.  Without a commitment to advance mutually beneficial economic programs, peace will remain elusive.  LaRouche's "Oasis Plan" is a unique plan, as it addresses what is necessary to advance the physical economy of the whole region.  

Gaza Peace -- No Deal Without Economic Plan

For more on our work, and to join our efforts, please visit:
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Daily Update w. Harley - Drone Delusions and False Flags

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