I'm not advocating for LaRouche. I don't know much about the man. I do know that he has written about the significance of drug money in the global economy. That is a subject which has recently become very significant in my understanding of the dynamics of what is going on.

Here is something I came across in the past year from the LaRouche camp, which might cause one to be very skeptical:
http://www.larouchepub.com/other/2005/3233spoonbenders.html

Gen. Albert Stubblebine III was the head of U.S. Army Intelligence, INSCOM (Intelligence and Security Command), from 1981-84, during which time he launched a series of secret projects at Fort Meade, Md., involving remote viewing and other occult practices. General Stubblebine was, perhaps, the U.S. Army's most senior and loudest advocate of the full gamut of New Age warfare.

Shall I assume General Stubblebine is one of your favorite truthers?

Until I started writing this message, I had been under the, apparently mistaken, impression that Jeffery Steinberg (author of the above linked page) had contributed to the video below. But, in keeping with my low standards of scholarship, I decided to verify that, and was unable to do so. I'm not sure what to make of the claim by Marshall Thomas that Michael A. Aquino made the rank of General, but Michael A. Aquino really was in Military Intelligence, and I do believe that MindWar is a legitimate military document. Aquino really was/is involved in the Church of Satan and the Temple of Set. OK, so the stuff in this video is bloody weird:

Even stranger is that a lot of it seems to check out. So is Jeffery Steinberg a nutter?

I also know that one of the first places I encountered the idea that 9/11 was an inside job was when passing a table set up by LaRouche supporters who had a big picture of a laughing Dubya in a cowboy hat with the WTC burning behind him. At the time I cut a very wide path around them.

It is wrong to insist that LaRouche not be listed as a 9/11 Truther. Your desire to have him removed from that list is illiberal, arrogant and dishonest. And above all, it is un-American. I'm almost forced to wonder if you might have an ulterior motive.

Here's some more junk science I wasted my time reading:

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