Breaking! Lyndon LaRouche endorses Hillary! ***

[smalll]

Lyn said the following: "Now that John McCain has become the presumtive nominee of the Republican Party, the Babylonian-Venetian-Anglo-Dutch world-wide synarchist conspiracy will now be able to coalesce and throw its energies behind McCain's campaign for the White House. The Democratic Party of FDR remains the last hope for constitutional government, for the noble intellectual tradition of Plato, Nichola of Cusa, Liebnitz and Riemann, and for the preservation of the regime of national sovreignity set in place by the Treaty of Westphalia in 1648.

Now is the time for Democrats, therefore, to rally around a nominee. In my considered opinion, Hillary Rodham Clinton must be that nominee. Barack Obama's campaign is nothing more nor less than a nefarious plot conceived, engineered and put into action by the Babylonian-Venetian-Anglo-Dutch world-wide conspiracy of synarchism to crush the Larouche movement. Young people are purposely being diverted to Obama's camp and away from my LYM (Larouche Youth Movement.) Our "cadre school" training sessions are left with fewer and fewer attendees. Our literature tables on street corners accross the country are disappearing for lack of wild-eyed sleep-deprived organizers to man them. What chance do we have to recruit young people on college campuses, stuff their heads with generational contempt for the Boomers, separate them from their families, break them psychologically, and force them to devote their lives to our movement when Barack Obama is around? I'm a scary-looking eightysomething while Barack is a youthful fortysomething easy on the eyes. And I've never been endorsed by Scarlett Johansen, Q-Tip or Bobby DeNiro.

This nation and this world needs Hillary as our next President. And the LaRouche Movement needs Barack Obama off the streets and out of the campuses, if we are ever to succeed in our efforts to build high-speed rail corridors across Eurasia, re-connect Asia and the Americas with a new Bering Land Bridge, and terraform the planet of Mars."

[FlyingSquirrel]

1. ...

:wtf:

[JVS]

2. CULT

[southern_dem]

7. ...

:rofl:

[kurth]

3. Down with the Babylonian Venetian Anglo Dutch worldwide conspiracy of synarchism

[robcon]

5. Up with the Babylonian Venetian Anglo Dutch worldwide conspiracy of synarchism

Let's put Larouchism in its place. (Oh, those Anglo-Dutch conspirators!)

:)

[jonnyblitz]

13. all run by the Queen Elizabeth drug cartel and Henry Kissenger.

:crazy:

[madeline_con]

4. I always ask Lyndon what he thinks. Right after Oprah. n/t

[greyl]

6. Because Obama's campaign is part of worldwide conspiracy to destroy the Larouche movement.

According to your non-sourced OP, that is.

[smalll]

8. Well, here's a link to Larouche's main website --

http://www.larouchepub.com/ If you browse around there, you'll find it. ;)

[lurky]

9. You're a damn Venetian Anglo-Dutch SNARKIST.

Damn you!

:rofl:

[smalll]

10. One kick for tonight -- come on people, this stuff is BREAKING!

Breaking hard!

[smalll]

11. Kick for the lunchtime crowd. /nt

[Recursion]

12. Does that mean his supporters...

...will stop crowding the sidewalk along Comm Ave handing out those ****ing leaflets when I'm just trying to get to class on time?

[bicentennial_baby]

14. Exactly!!

:rofl:

[smalll]

16. Oh I'm afraid he isn't promising that -

if Hillary gets the nom, he'll piggy-back on her general election campaign and those poor lost souls will still be pushing leaflets, only they'll be updates, like "McCain is a Child of Satan" -- and in fact, he'd have more lost souls to push them, what with Obama no longer being competition for Larouche's recruitment efforts.

So to be honest, this endorsement really means that you should vote for Obama. He wins the nom, and there'll be no one left out there to work the sidewalk for Lyn!

[Alexander]

15. Why didn't he endorse Lee Mercer? (All three)

I think they'd find they have a lot in common.

[joeybee12]

17. Does anyone remmeber his supporters at tables in the airports in

the 1980's????

[smalll]

18. Yep. His line was extreme right Republican then, kind of John Birchy.

He knows how to ride the tides of history at least. The 80s didn't look too good for lefties.