Diplomacy, Not War! Peace Will Expose NATO’s International Assassination Bureau!!

Today, Executive Intelligence Review Magazine, the 50-year-old weekly of record founded by Lyndon LaRouche, released an article written by Q. Ambassador Anatoly I. Antonov, the Russian Federation Ambassador to the United States. This was provided for exclusive publication, to the Schiller Institute, Executive Intelligence Review, and its daily EIR.news. In the article the ambassador referred to a “Russian initiative to create a new international anti-colonial movement, ‘For the Freedom of Nations!’ to eradicate modern practices of exploitation and hegemony.” He said: “Russia stands for the formation of a fairer and more stable multipolar system of international relations, based on the UN Charter and, above all, on the principle of sovereign equality of states. We advocate the emergence of a global order that will reflect the cultural and civilizational diversity of the modern world, and take into account the right of every nation to determine its own destiny.”

In her reply, titled “We Must Revive the Art of Diplomacy!” Helga Zepp-LaRouche, Editor-in-Chief of EIR and founder of the International Schiller Institute, said: “The barely failed assassination attempt against now-Presidential candidate Donald Trump shocked the world into the reality of how fragile the international situation has become. It should be a wakeup call for all: We have no choice but to resort to diplomacy as a way of conflict resolution in the age of thermonuclear weapons. That means one always has to take into account the interest of the other—all others; that is the foremost lesson of the Peace of Westphalia, which ended 150 years of religious war in Europe. At that time the war parties agreed to sit down at the negotiating table. They realized that if the fighting were to continue, there soon would be nobody left alive to enjoy the victory. That is exactly the situation we are confronted with today.”

Tonight, Gerry Rose will discuss the broader strategic importance and implications of Ambassador Antonov’s speech, of Helga Zepp-LaRouche’s response, and of the actions that you are about to undertake, with The LaRouche Organization. We must use the process of diplomacy to shift “the tide in the affairs of men” away from that disastrous course of action we have been on since September 11, 2001, and since November 22, 1963, from which we must now depart. Last Saturday, we were one inch away from chaos. Can we afford to get any closer?