| On Feb. 24, 2021, I published a letter where I demanded that Barbara Boyd and a number of other individuals associated with the Lyndon LaRouche Political Action Committee (LPAC) “immediately cease and desist, both now and in the future” from “using Mr. LaRouche’s name,
likeness, and potentially other confusingly similar terms.” The content of that statement still stands, and people should reread it. It is, however, urgent that it be updated at this time.
After an amazing, universal approval of every single policy of the Trump administration, as if not only Trump himself but even the worst neocon and neoliberal elements of his team were more infallible than the Pope—such as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, and his brazen promotion of cryptocurrency and every imaginable form of financial speculation—Mrs. Boyd and her gaggle have definitely abdicated from the human species by supporting Trump’s war of aggression against Iran. When Trump threatens to “bomb Iran back to the Stone Age,” he is openly bragging that he is waging war against the Iranian people, and that is a war crime.
Such unconditional support for Trump, at a moment when the entire civilized world—including those who had some hope that Trump would fulfill his promises to end the wars and not start new ones—is turning away from him in disgust over his rejection of international law, his kidnapping of a head of a foreign country and the assassination of a supreme religious leader of another, and now the mass killing of a civilian population, sheds light on the moral and intellectual demise of the Boyd gaggle, now gathered as Promethean PAC and Promethean Action. That this pitiful bunch has the nerve to compare the greatest intellect of our time, my late husband Lyndon LaRouche, with President Trump, who is known to not read a single page, shows their loss of moral judgment.
Whether these intellectual nobodies were actually taken over before they discovered and announced in late 2020 that they had “irrevocable” differences with the movement of Lyndon LaRouche, by some agency, in order to be groomed to later try to confuse people about the ideas of LaRouche, probably will only be established after a new “Church Committee” of sorts is established—an idea which was vehemently opposed by Boyd earlier, for some strange reason. In any case, there are still some people around who have a vivid recollection of how far she was willing to go for a ride.
Anybody who has the slightest inkling about Lyndon LaRouche would know that he fought his entire life against such barbarism as is now being demonstrated by Trump in respect to Iran, and by Barbarian Boyd. |
