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The death of Roosevelt's policies in 1945 was likewise the result of a lack of scientific political alertness. Franklin Roosevelt had failed in one crucial era: he had failed in developing that cadre of a broad-based 'leadership' of men educated in the fundamental principles of classical humanism that stood at the core of his policies. He had failed to educate those around him, and those who would come after him, even the nation as a whole, of the universal history of man in which oligarchism had played a devastating role, the very role that he had fought against so vehemently. He had been a man who was accustomed to make the important decisions by himself. When he died, he left a vacuum which the oligarchy quickly filled.
Franklin Delanor Roosevelt has achieved enormously in his days as the 32nd President of United States of America, for which he disserves to be recognized as the greatest American President of this century. He understood how to use the power of the Presidency for the advancement of the nation, and how to organize the citizenry behind his programs, but he failed in that one final area of raising the universal political alertness to such a level that the momentum he had created could be maintained. Perhaps this was a failure of the nation as a whole. Perhaps political apathy was too deeply ingrained, as it still is. The fact remains, that countless millions have lost their life because that final necessary achievement had not been made, so that the world sank once again back into the darkness of rampant oligarchism.
Here, history is teaching us one fundamental lesson, that personal leadership is no substitute for universal discipline to Principle.
(The above details on the work of President Franklin D. Roosevelt were taken from an assay on the subject published in The New Federalist Aug 28/95 based on historic documents, speeches, transcripts, and eye-witness accounts, including Elliot Roosevelt's book As He Saw It -New York: Duell, Sloan and Pearce, 1946))
The cold war was whipped up through clever attitude manipulation in international politics, by which the U.S. was pitted against the emerging power of the Soviet Union for mutual destruction, which had the potential to either eliminate the two major independent nations of the planet in one go, or to render them impotent for global development as their productive and emotional strength was sapped by the Cold War.
The major apparent aim of the oligarchy was actually spelled out in the "Mutually Assured Destruction" doctrine under which the nuclear terrorist war against humanity was conducted. As it was, the plan succeeded on the economic front, which brought the physical danger to an end.
The plan first succeeded in the destruction of Russia. In a sense, this destruction was Russia's own choice. The postwar destruction of Russia could not have have been so easily arranged without the nuclear terrorist standoff that Russia had no choice but to respond to, and this game in turn could not have been so easily arranged without the psychological effect that the prior use of the bomb has had on the United States and the world. But Russia had been given a chance in later years to end the oligarchy's terrorist standoff. This historic opportunity was spoiled by the alertness and prompt action of principally one man, Lyndon H. LaRouche Jr., the philosophical author of what became state policy as the Strategic Defense Initiative under the Regan administration. He secured the U.S. government's support to invite the Soviet Union to join the U.S in a cooperative development effort for a comprehensive global strategic defense measure against nuclear weapons. The plan was designed so that it could not fail. If the Soviets had agreed, the oligarchic terrorist game would have ended. And if they were to turn it down, as they did, and try to develop such a defense on their own, he calculated that their economy would survive for no more than five years. He calculated that in either case the arms race would end, which it did. The course Russia had chosen wrecked their economy and caused the fall of communism within the exact time-frame he had calculated it would take. History has proven him right.
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