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SUBSCRIBE TO EIR Executive Intelligence Review. by John Sigerson, National Music Director of the Schiller Institute The following is an edited transcript of Mr. Sigerson’s opening remarks to Panel 4, “A Human Future for Youth: A Beethoven-Driven Renaissance of Classical Culture,” of the Schiller Institute’s December 12-13 Conference, The World after the U.S. Election: Creating a World Based on Reason. Let me attempt to introduce to you the real Ludwig van Beethoven, and to indicate why ...

Schiller Institute Viktor Dedaj I am a “citizen journalist” who has adopted this mission for 30 years now after discovering and following politics in Latin America. I have been following the past and present evolution of the Latin American situation, especially Nicaragua and later Cuba. It was therefore natural that I was very interested in all notions of knowledge, freedom of the press, and how to circulate propaganda. WikiLeaks: A New Hope in Media When WikiLeaks appeared on the internati...

Dec. 4—The November 27 assassination of the Iranian nuclear scientist, Dr. Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, was the most serious escalation between the U.S. and Israel on one side and Iran on the other so far, since the U.S. assassination by drone of Iranian General Qasem Soleimani on January 3, 2020. In her message included above, Helga Zepp-LaRouche has warned that this terrorist action could be a trap aimed at drawing President Trump into a disastrous war. While details of the attack on Fakhrizadeh’s...

A lie and you could do that with a straight face. but mark halpern, again, what is going to cause jeff sessions much more a problem is when he volunteered the fact. hey, i was considered to be a surrogate for the campaign and i never spoke to any russian government official. that will be the biggest problem. >> i wonder if he thinks his overnight tweet will solve this. i hope he doesnt. he has to speak out and explain this in great detail. its uncomfortable because he is a former senator and the...