LaRouche Points: An Essay

A brief preface gives a brief biography of LaRouche and outlines the scope of the essay. Chapter 1 takes great exception to LaRouche¿s theology. I refute his assertion that Chapters 1 & 2 of Genesis are in conflict, a common assertion made by many sceptics. I take issue with his view that the Old Testament is racist. It is not. Lyndon was a Marcion heretic. Chapter 2 cites a video by Helga Zepp LaRouche from the Schiller Institute outlining her views (and likely Lyndon¿s) on education. She likes the Humboldt model of general education first with some research followed by work at this or that. I prefer self-teaching and on the job training by others to get you going on the fast track. The basics of life take precedence over a rich man¿s or middle-class child¿s lazy, hazy student days. Put the brats to work, paying due consideration to their health both physical and mental, no bullying, needless degradation or breaking their bodies with slave driving. But work first. Chapter 3 takes on LaRouche¿s dislike for the repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act. This is an evasion of the matter at hand, a red herring. We take issue. Chapter 4 looks at the man. We see indications of a bully, a ruthless manipulator and man who let his arrogance land him in jail. We end with some glib remarks on philosophy.

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