Bertrand Russell: The Most Evil Man Of The 20th Century

Following Lyndon LaRouche's publication of How Bertrand Russell Became An Evil Man on July 28, 1994, the Labor Day Conference of the ICLC/Schiller Institute featured a panel on Lord Russell and his collaborators, his destructive legacy, imperialistic policies, his disgusting views of mankind, the effort at launching nuclear war, his instructions in mass brainwashing, and central role in continuing the sabotage of science formerly led by agents of the Venetian Empire. From my personal experience, If you want to get any foolish leftovers of the 1960's Counter-Culture upset, just attack Bertrand Russell.

A copy of Mr. LaRouche's article is available at http://www.schillerinstitute.org/fid_...

http://schillerinstitute.org/green_fa...

www.larouchepub.com/lar/1997/wells.html

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[Jeffrey Riley]

I've been checking out LaRouche's wikpedia page. Apparently, he's a very intelligent guy that believes in crackpot conspiracy theories

[OaklandLYM]

I have plenty of videos of LaRouche speaking and he gives live webcasts on the LaRouchePAC website every week, so you don't have to depend on slanders from his enemies to make up your mind about who he is.

[Jeffrey Riley]

Sounds fair. I will just ask this. Do you believe that Bertrand Russell is more evil than Adolf Hitler (or any of his top associates)?

[OaklandLYM]

If you consider how close we've come to the total extinction of all life on the planet because of his organizing of the policy of Mutually Assured Destruction, I would say that that is many times worse than Hitler, who was installed as dictator by the British in the first place.

[Kralhonj]

Utter drivel, Lyndon LaRouche is a dreary, confused individual, associating his thinking with intellectual giants such as Descartes, Leibniz, and Kant is frankly hilarious and doesn't change the fact that he himself is an intellectual pigmy. A mere troll who seems to enjoy revising history and intertwining the dubious past of American foreign policy with the eminent scholar Bertrand Russell. Sad, pathetic lies and distortion.

[joeyfup]

Russell was a great man, A brilliant man. This is utter nonsense. Laruouche..LOL. .what a bozo.

[Jeffrey Riley]

I'm actually reading Russell's "A History of Western Philosophy." An excellent summation of various philosophies. I'm about a minute into this documentary. Who is this crazy lady speaking?

[a salazar]

Your point regarding policy outlook has merit but no matter how you spin it, it still begins with the individual "waking up." After 'awakening" one must choose the manner in which to oppose those entities or entity which seek to infringe on their personal sovereignty and that of their neighbor's.

[OaklandLYM]

We're not talking about your average schmuck on the street. The issue is policy outlook of the British Empire and its effect on the entire human race. When that SOB Tony Blair says that we're going to be in a permanent war with Islam, he's speaking on behalf of an Oligarchy that is willing to commit to unspeakable destruction which the empire has been guilty of too many times in its history.

[a salazar]

Your statement is true. However, my point is this: One should not demonize someone because they don't agree with their philosophy, opinion, etc. It's an individual's responsibility to seek truth and protect one's self from those who seek to control, hurt, or kill them. Those who don't "wake up" will always be subservient to those who are awake because they don't want to think. Therefore, blaming/labeling one man as evil for his views/philosophy is nonsensical. No one can make anyone do anything.

[OaklandLYM]

Correct, the principle of the Oligarchy is always divide and conquer. However, more enlightened principles have been developed such as the 1648 Treaty of Westphalia which have allowed mankind to progress.

[OaklandLYM]

The European people have always been docile subjects. Fundamentalist Islam on the other hand, is a direct outgrowth of British geopolitics since the 19th century.