Topic: Lyndon Larouche

Susan Kokinda of Promethean Action argues that the British "North Sea Nexus" is actively working to undermine Donald Trump's National Security Strategy. She claims the British House of Lords and intelligence networks are terrified of a U.S. shift away from post-WWII strategic architectures. Kokinda, a former LaRouche associate, posits that Trump is attempting to end the "special relationship" that uses American military power for globalist schemes.

Lyndon LaRouche appears on the Alex Jones show to argue that reinstating the Glass-Steagall Act is the only way to prevent an unavoidable financial crash. The hosts discuss how the repeal of the act under the Clinton administration allowed commercial banks to merge with investment banks and insurance companies. They speculate that future civil unrest may lead to the use of FEMA camps.

The book "Dope, Inc.," originally published by the Lyndon LaRouche organization in 1978, has been re-released with claims regarding British involvement in the opium trade. The hosts discuss the book's introduction, which thanks US intelligence services, suggesting a complex relationship between LaRouche and the CIA. Separately, listeners who ordered 10-10-10 coins via PayPal are warned to seek refunds before the 90-year dispute window expires due to production delays.

The resignation of National Security Advisor General James Jones is linked to a speech he gave in Russia regarding the nexus of international organized crime and drug trafficking. The discussion explores theories from the LaRouche movement suggesting British and CIA involvement in the Afghan poppy trade. The hosts examine the "Dope Inc." theory, which posits that global banking interests are the primary beneficiaries of the heroin trade.

Rumors circulating on sites like NewsFlavor and Russia Today suggest that President Barack Obama is facing a mental breakdown and that some are considering the 25th Amendment for his removal. The hosts analyze the "unqualified" and "narcissism" memes being used against the President. Dvorak dismisses the reports as "bullshit" and traces their origin to Lyndon LaRouche-style conspiracy theories.

The hosts discuss the political figure Lyndon LaRouche and his recent international webcast from Washington D.C. on July 22nd. LaRouche predicts a total collapse of the dollar and a transition to a North American Union featuring the "Amero" as a purely electronic currency. The conversation also touches on LaRouche's views on George Soros and his perceived anti-British stance.

The hosts discuss Lyndon LaRouche's claims that Barack Obama is a "programmed" candidate funded by George Soros to destroy Hillary Clinton's campaign. They explore the theory that Soros represents British interests and discuss his historical role in the devaluation of the British pound.