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TO: ALL POINTS BY: WILLIAM F. WERTZ/SSU

Morning Briefing
Wednesday, May 14, 2008

LYN: THE GREATEST THING IS
TO CREATE GENIUS IN ONE’S OWN IMAGE

The meeting last night between Lyn and the LYM and the NEC was taped. The tape will be posted and a transcript will be made on Wednesday. What follows is a summary report on the meeting pending the availability of the transcript.

Lyn emphasized the changes he has initiated in order to create the conditions under which the generation of young people ages 24-35 can begin to take on responsibility for the organization as a whole. In principle, he said, he no longer will he (sic) accept briefings from Boomers on what the youth are doing. The “cattle car” way in which young people are moved around has been degrading and destructive, and will end. [Fiddlesticks. The “cattle car” approach is as old as the organization, was implemented with a vengeance in the ’70s, destroyed countless marriages, burned out countless organizers, and was entirely sanctioned by Lyn. To blame the Boomers for doing this to the youth can mean only one thing: Watch out, Barbara Boyd!] Changes are being initiated which are an augury of what is to come.

The problem is that the Boomers don’t believe in the future. This is reflected in briefing slugs. The tendency is to produce garbage as slugs, to interpret an event kinetically, not dynamically. Both in the written briefing as well as (sic) in verbal intelligence briefings to Lyn, what is presented is not intelligence which is future oriented, but rather a collection of factoids, like dry turds. People insist that Lyn must hear their facts. The end result is that Lyn is bored to death. [In short: Don’t tax the old man’s attention span.]

What we are doing is future oriented. Do you want to relive the past? The past is sending us to hell. The important thing is not the past, but the future. We should take all this garbage, all the factoids, and not publish them. [Not-publishing—what Lyn does best.]

When Lyn came out of prison, there was initially optimism [nonsense; there was horror], but by 1996 the organization was dead.[Ah, the Man with the Magic Touch.] In 1996, Lyn gave a campaign event presenting his pedagogy of the triple cure, and the audience consisted of corpses.[Happens all the time.] Everybody had died.[Right there in the middle of the speech.] Here he was, presenting the most important forecast [it wasn’t a forecast. It was a drawing] in 10 years by anyone, about how the system was coming down and what to do about it, and the organization was brain-dead. Why? Because people said Lyn was wrong, that there was money still around, that there was no depression.[No they didn’t. Maybe they should’ve, but they didn’t.]

In 2000, Lyn said that Leesburg would be hit by a real estate panic when they stopped pumping money into the system. People denied it would happen. Morality had collapsed. People still acted habitually. They did something day to day, but had no sense of the future.

And contrary to the Boomers, everything Lyn has forecast has happened! [Let’s see—depression, hyperinflation, World War III, Giuliani, Bloomberg….]

What is important for us is what we have done. Lyn’s fight to ensure the deployment of the LYM at the 2004 convention in Boston changed the course of history. [Another “fight” Lyn never fought. This is the one where he blames Nancy Spannaus for trying to sabotage his stupid campaign. Never happened. Maybe it should’ve, but it didn’t.] As a result of that deployment, Lyn was called upon to back up the John Kerry campaign. [James Carville, Hillary Clinton, and Bill Clinton called upon him. Don’t believe me? Just ask Debbie Freeman.] That changed history, even though Kerry lost because he flinched. [No wonder, with LaRouche backing him up.]

On Nov. 11, 2004, we launched a defense of Social Security. There would have been no chance for anybody in the U.S. if we had not done that. We have made it this far, due to future-oriented actions based on a dynamic study of the process underway. [Clear?]

Right now we are sitting on two events. All kinds of things can happen. Normally one would say that Hillary Clinton will have a landslide victory in West Virginia, but the enemy knows the effect that would have. So, one can’t preclude some action to prevent it.

Tomorrow there will be a meeting of Hillary Clinton’s finance committee, which may attempt to shut down her campaign. [I see Nostradamus is at it again.]

There are two British fascists, Felix Rohatyn and George Soros. Both are London assets. Soros is the main force behind Howard Scream. If they control the Democratic Party, the Party will become fascist.

Our job is to shape the future. To do that we have to (sic), to reorganize this organization. The Boomers have lost the ability to think about the future. There are always exceptions, but the organization was dying morally. You have to have a clear vision of the future and intervene to cause the future. Except for the exceptional people, only the 18-35 year-old generation, as a mass, is capable of producing the number of people who will fight the war.

The generation of Boomers broke down with only a few exceptions who are still capable of fighting. If you can’t think of creating a future, you can’t think about what to do in the present.

The key changes Lyn has put into effect are that there shall be no more “cookie cutters” [block that metaphor] waiting for orders from Boomers. He won’t tolerate that. He does not want to be briefed by Boomers on the youth movement; he has been lied to too often. [That’s for sure. How many people do you know who have told Lyn the truth?] People don’t necessarily intend to lie, but matters of importance have been omitted too often. [I’m telling you, Barbara—watch out.]

Lyn emphasized that what has changed the organization for the good is the combination of the choral work and the science work. This combination is not elective; it is indispensable. If you don’t take this course, you flunk Humanity. The function of science is to shape the future. How was history shaped? By getting away from empiricism. To become people who will shape the future, you have to understand the {principles} which will shape the future. The history of science is the way to shape the future. If you don’t understand this process, you don’t understand how to shape the future. What shapes the future is the discovery of higher principles to change human behavior. The future is a process. If you are not going upward, you are just producing more rubbish. Never repeat. “Mommy, come see what I just did!” Think like a scientist to shape the future. Apply that to our political work. Understand what it is to be human. It is better to be human than a Boomer.

Lyn said he doesn’t want to know who hit whom, that the baby made dodo (sic) in the potty.

We are in danger of losing civilization. We are on the verge of a Dark Age. And the decision will be made in the U.S.

The Clinton’s (sic) are human. They have made mistakes, but they are human, most of the rest were not. They have a quality of humanity. Everything else is artificial.

[What IS he talking about?]

Suppose the PPP crowd grabs the Democratic Party. Every good Democrat will become a Republican. No one in his right mind will play with PPP people—fascists like Rohatyn and Soros. If they took over the Democratic Party, then people in their right mind would destroy such a Democratic Party, just as they would destroy the Nazi Party. Under those conditions, McCain would be told to do as he is told. Patriotic forces in the U.S. would act to control him, to put diapers on him. To save the nation they would mobilize to destroy the Democratic Party under the control of the PPPs (sic). We must shape the future. This is no time for business as usual. [Note Lyn positioning himself to support the Republican ticket. What was that business about Molly Kronberg’s Republican treachery again?]

Lyn concluded by emphasizing that we are changing the entire organization. We are integrating the youth organization. The 24-35 year-olds are doing the work. There are two nerve centers: First, there is the Basement, which is the science driver; and secondly, there is the LYM editorial and operational center. These are one and the same thing. This youth operation is now coordinating the field organization here and abroad, especially in South America. We now have an active process through the hemisphere. The activity center, the project center, is in Purcellville. We will have something, Washington, D.C. as an extension of that. This is the center of the organization, the baseline of activity. It will have increasing autonomy based on the principle of decentralized centralization….


Comments:

1. First, fabulous headline. “Creating Genius in One’s Own Image,” eh? It’s just a flat fact—Lyn thinks he’s God, only more so. And he’s never gotten over blowing his Sanfort-Binet test in kindergarten, either.

2. Note that Lyn is trashing even his favorite Boomers, the ones who used to direct the youth (That would be Barbara, and Bruce, and maybe even Jeff and Michele.)

3. Note that there’s Youth Basement, and Youth Editorial, and Youth Operations, and Youth Washington—and Lyn’s not listening to Boomer intelligence any more, so what WILL the Boomers do? And does anybody care?

4. When Lyn came out of prison in January 1994, he promptly began attacking everyone in sight—with special venom aimed at PMR and WorldComp. The NEC began dropping out in droves. Demoralization was rampant. It was just so ghastly to have him back. And that leads me to…

5. The famous 1996 campaign speech where the audience was a bunch of Labor Committee corpses. What makes this especially hilarious is that it was taped to form the core of a LaRouche Presidential campaign TV half-hour broadcast (you know, the ones that cost hundreds of thousands of dollars and made no difference whatsoever). ANYhow, in order to fill up the hotel room or hall or whatever, all the Labor Committee members who were working in Leesburg were forced to drive to Alexandria in the evening after working a full day, and sit in the hotel listening to Lyn drone on. The Labor Committee members were all exhausted; many fell asleep. It was all captured on tape—and it WAS a TV half-hour ad broadcast nationally at great cost—and it was hilarious, and Lyn was furious.

6. Lyn prepares his troops to attack the Democratic Party as fascist, and to back McCain. The ironies are endless.