RWB 45 Anton Chaitkin

Reality with Bruce de Torres 45 Anton Chaitkin

Anton Chaitkin is a historian and investigative journalist who has made groundbreaking discoveries about the lives and intentions of those who fought for mankind's improvement, and their imperial opponents.

His most recent book is WHO WE ARE: America's Fight for Universal Progress, from Franklin to Kennedy: Volume I - 1750s to 1850s. He’s currently working on Volume 2 of this 3-volume series. He also wrote TREASON IN AMERICA: From Aaron Burr to Averell Harriman and co-wrote GEORGE BUSH: The Unauthorized Biography. At AntonChaitkin.substack.com he writes about the fight between the pro-humans and the empire.

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Anton grew up an activist. In 1966 he met Lyndon LaRouche, and they began to criticize the changes already happening in our society and strategy after JFK was killed. They wanted to rescue what was best in our civilization and country. By the 1970s Anton saw the fight between the empire and the nationalists, the progressive people. This has been his topic ever since.

Kennedy was the last of the nationalist presidents with the national interest in mind. The US recently gave $3 billion to Israel for their attack on Lebanon, parallel with our war on Russia with Ukraine as the proxy. This evil, this terror, helped by the media, may anger us but it makes people, the enemies of the empire, passive.

We need to touch people’s hearts. How do we do that with history? The US has changed fundamentally, especially since Kennedy’s death. But the heritage of our accomplishments and the framework of our structure are still an inspiration for action.

The focus must start with the material needs of mankind. Solving those in cooperation with all nations is the road to peace. Then we can courageously take on the trans-Atlantic empire, the new Nazis, really, in London, New York, and Washington DC, who don’t represent the interests of our country. We can learn from how we met our material needs in the past.

Benjamin Franklin, Abraham Lincoln, FDR and JFK encouraged our industrialization so we could prosper and defend ourselves from the predations of the empire, which in Africa and Iraq, for example, still prevents countries from developing to keep them weak, to be able to exploit and control their resources.

It’s not enough to see how dangerous things are today. We need millions of people inspired by what’s great about our past to defy the imperial agenda and work for peace and prosperity in cooperation with all the nations of the world.

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