Le ZOT: Why you should vote for Lyndon LaRouche

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[_Jim]

Obligatory LaRouche debunk:


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Larouche and LaRouchies - clothed in "political rhetoric" masquerading as 'truth' all the while stealthily 'leading astray' - who does LaRouche target?



The group targets maladjusted, unhappy and confused young people who feel they don't belong. The organizers become their "friends" and give them a cause. They also give them meetings to attend so they feel a part of a group.

One PCC student, who recently broke the group's hold on his life, told the Courier in an exclusive interview about his experiences in the LaRouche organization from his recruitment on campus to his recent escape. The student, who will be referred to as Tom in the story, did not want his real name used. He said it's hard enough trying to "reclaim your life and friends" without everyone knowing you are a former cult member.

"I was going to PCC, and I was at the end of my second semester. In September of last year, I came across the LaRouche table in the quad. "Take a minute come over here." said an organizer as I passed his table. At first they say things that get you really excited about what they are talking about. They look for people like me who are pissed off and want to do something. They want people who are opinionated and who are looking for a place to fit in," said Tom, the 18-year-old who spent a year in the organization.

When I approached the table in quad, the woman I met said she had been recruiting for seven years. She started out by saying "School is a bunch of bullshit and you should join the movement fulltime." While not all recruits say things like that, it is encouraged in order to make a connection with the young people.

"The thing that grabbed me was that she said, "School is a bunch of bullshit." He said I thought it was real interesting that there was a group of people at PCC at a political table telling students that school is bullshit," Tom said when he stopped to talk politics, he was looking for something other than the mainstream political thinkers. They got me to sign up for their paper, and I gave them some money. Then they said to come to a meeting, and I took a bunch of literature home." From what he read, he said it appeared that this group might just have the answers to all the worlds problems. "Then the phone calls started coming," he said.

"That's what they do. They call you every night, sometimes two times a night. If the people they are trying to recruit are being difficult, they harass them even more."

Tom said, it was not hard to get him to a meeting. He went and immediately started arguing with everything the members were saying. "Little did I know, that the more I argued the more they were brainwashing me," Tom said. He said the meetings seemed harmless. They were broken up into two parts. The first part was a political update, and the second part was a class where new recruits might hear about a health issue or be given a history lesson on the revolutionary war. However at the end of the class, they tie it all in to the current situation, and then to LaRouche politics."

You get a similar bent* from Alex Jones (or any 'political' group) for that matter; what matters is the test of time and logic, do their arguments stand up to reality, the 'real world'. It can be difficult for some to 'test' on this level ...


* bent -

1. [n] a special way of doing something; "he had a bent for it"; "he had a special knack for getting into trouble"; "he couldn't get the hang of it"

2. [n] a relatively permanent inclination to react in a particular way; "the set of his mind was obvious"

[Revolting cat!]

ZOT is a term adopted (stolen) by us from action comic books.

[Lyndon LaRouche In 04]

blah blah blah. I bet you just want one of the other Dems to win instead of larouche. don't fear larouche. he would be the most moral president ever and he cares about every american. that;s why he has been running for president for 28 years now.

[ETERNAL WARMING]

Well I was going to vote for Perouka of the Constitution Party. But Roy Moore is considering running, and I really like his take on reforming the Judiciary. He'll put a stop to their legislating and insists that the Judiciary returns to it's Constitutional mandated limits. The Judiciary is really out of control, and it's got me thinking that a vote for Moore would simply NOT be wasted.

[Indy Pendance]

Do you have an alternate theory as why we should vote for him besides a geophysical fact that he's a rock?

[Poser]

Is Lyndy out of jail?

I live in Rochester, New Hampshire, Lyndon's home town. He was considered to be a psychotic idiot when he lived here.

Now, I gather he is a psychotic idiot felon. Hmm... Should I vote for him??? Nope. Probably not. He's filth.

Hello viking kitties!

[Lyndon LaRouche In 04]

thats why you should vote for larouche. larouche does not like these out of control courts either. larouche is firmly PRO LIFE as am I and as was teh late Governor Casey of PA

[Lyndon LaRouche In 04]

http://www.democratsforlife.org/

[Revolting cat!]

OK, so tell me why I should vote for LaRouche and not for the Gus Hall/Angela Davis proletarian multi culti ticket?

[Lyndon LaRouche In 04]

chris john is pro life and running for senate in louisiana. i am trying to get him to campaign with larouche, but it hasnt been working

[Lyndon LaRouche In 04]

revolting cats should definitely vote for larouche. larouche has a great feline rights platform, and he is a cat owner himself.

[_Jim]

blah blah blah. I bet you just want one of the other ...

So - how were sucked in?

You're under a not-so-subtle form of mind control you know - do you know that?

[Lyndon LaRouche In 04]

i'm not sucked in. i am helping larouche because i want to. i remember the first meeting in 1976 of the larouche for president committee in FL. He spoke to us and it was just a great meeting. I'm not sure why i wanted to help him but i just wanted to becausae i believed in what he said and taking the democratic party back from the national party and making it responsive to the people again.

[Hank Rearden]

larouche rocks

"Larouch Rocks"? He's selling rocks now? The ones from his head?

I'll take a box of Larouche Rocks. He can charge it to one of the credit card numbers he "found" and used - you know, the ones that landed him in prison.

[Morgan's Raider]

OK, enough is enough. Lazamataz has been conspicuously absent from the threads I've read tonight. C'mon, Laz, fess up. This is really you just yanking our chains, right?

[Lyndon LaRouche In 04]

nope.

[_Jim]

i'm not sucked in. i am helping ...

THAT'S what they want you to 'think'. You're perfect - a *perfect* LaRouchie ... a perfect little mind-numbed robot doing LaRouche's beckoning ...

[Nataku X]

oh THANK YOU... I actually laughed out loud at that one! You're a hoot! But, Laz, fess up...

[BansheeBill]

Here in the Northeast we heard all sorts of REALLY OBTUSE and poorly produced radio commercials for Loony Lyndon in the weeks leading up to the New Hampshire primary, and I think I recall that he got 88 votes total. People have come to realize that he's a loon.

[_Jim]

Lyndon LaRouche In 04 - do not read the following, do not click on the link, do not visit this web site:


LaRouche Exposed - http://www.pcc-courieronline.com/news/111501/larouche.html

"the last time the organization recruited heavily was between 1967 through 1974 ... They need to recruit [again]"