The Mission of Mankind



President Trump announced yesterday that he is faced with the most challenging decision in his life: when, and perhaps more importantly how?do we restart our economy once the scourge of this pandemic is contained? Under this pressure, he said he will compile a council to advise him on every aspect of the decision, yet the decision is his alone.

If he is to succeed, then the American people must also rise to meet our greatest challenge, and the ideas of LaRouche must be exonerated and freed for full public discussion, as there has always been a higher quality of moral devotion when our nation rises to her intended role.

Presidents Washington, Lincoln, and FDR captured this in their commitments to all Americans, and to all people everywhere. Lincoln looked to the special relationship with both Mexico and Russia during our most deadly crisis, the Civil War. Roosevelt looked to China and Russia as our most important allies to rescue the world, and begin global reconstruction.

As we face a global pandemic and a massive economic shutdown globally today - the most unprecedented challenge to our nation and the world, the question before us today is: will we rise to that higher level of devotion, to a devotion for future generations and not only for ourselves, but for the development of all nations.?

For as we all know, as severe as this situation is here in the U.S., in many parts of the world the effects will be unimaginable.

Here is LaRouche reflecting on such questions in 2003:

"All great leaders have the commitment to immortality. Not immortality in the sense of the flesh, but to say, I have only one life, how shall I spend that which is limited anyway? In the simple way, a family - they sacrifice for their children and grandchildren. They say, I am doing something for humanity. I produced good children, good grandchildren. We make the society better; therefore, I achieve a certain kind of immortality.

"The typical politician lacks that, ...{and} when you don't have that, how do you expect the people, who are tied up in their concerns for their immediate family interests, their insecurities, their concern for this and that, their income problems; how do you expect them to come out of their littleness, if the leaders of society act like little people themselves? Act like little mannequins? What you need are true heroes. Not the heroes of the sword, but the heroes of the spirit. You need a combination of courage, like that of Jeanne d'Arc, but you also need the wisdom that goes with it, the wisdom of the soul.

"Now, let us come back to the United States, and our crazy culture, that we destroyed.

"I saw it happen, because when I came back in April 1946, the majority of American soldiers in India, were fully in support of U.S. support for Indian independence. One year later, two years later, back in the States, of those I knew, 95 percent had gone over to the other side. That is how it happened. The point is, what had made the?Americans moral, was that FOR provided them with a program for recovery from the Depression, and with the task of war, and gave them a sense of mission, that they had to do something good for the world. He brought them out of the Depression. When he died, I began to see this. The first thing, was with the soldiers in Canchapara. I was there on my way to Burma, and a bunch of soldiers came to me, on April 12, 1945, and they wanted to talk about what it meant for us, that the President had died. I answered first off the top of my head, but I came to the right answer. I said, I am worried, we had a great man, who led the nation, but the war is not completed. I am afraid of the effect, when a little man, replaces a great man."



Are we great men and women today? It is undeniable that the ideas of Lyndon LaRouche have never been more important, nor more relevant than they are today.

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