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''' | "'''"LaRouche''' is acknowledged by Haz as a formative influence — with clear-eyed reservations. | ||
Lyndon LaRouche was | == From the streams == | ||
* On the movement ([https://infrared-transcripts.pages.dev/en/kick/infrared/28522a2c-5501-4634-8a80-b0a995dfd29a/ INFRARED RENAISSANCE stream]): "I learned a lot from the LaRouche movement. As much as there's disagreements there... One of the things that happens with these organizations is they lose the ability to try new things. They get in a rut, and the rut is imposed by the state." — the LaRouches as case study in organizational resilience AND state-imposed sclerosis. | |||
* On the man ([https://infrared-transcripts.pages.dev/en/kick/infrared/2ddd2d78-2193-45bf-874d-7b5976daee61/ Political bloodsports debate]): "Lyndon LaRouche was somebody who was a communist with anti-Malthusian..." — corrected by his interlocutor: "LaRouche wasn't a communist. He was like a Luxemburg Marxist economist and then broke with it. He really abandoned any semblance of Marxism." | |||
* The physical-economic program (World Land Bridge, NAWAPA) enters Infrared's platform directly from this lineage ([[World Land Bridge]], [[North American Water and Power Alliance]]). | |||
== The lesson drawn == | |||
Take the development economics and the infrastructure vision; refuse the cult organizational form — "the rut imposed by the state" being what destroyed the LaRouches ([[Project Cyclone]]). | |||
== | == See also == | ||
* [[New Deal]] | |||
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Revision as of 10:20, 21 August 2026
""LaRouche is acknowledged by Haz as a formative influence — with clear-eyed reservations.
From the streams
- On the movement (INFRARED RENAISSANCE stream): "I learned a lot from the LaRouche movement. As much as there's disagreements there... One of the things that happens with these organizations is they lose the ability to try new things. They get in a rut, and the rut is imposed by the state." — the LaRouches as case study in organizational resilience AND state-imposed sclerosis.
- On the man (Political bloodsports debate): "Lyndon LaRouche was somebody who was a communist with anti-Malthusian..." — corrected by his interlocutor: "LaRouche wasn't a communist. He was like a Luxemburg Marxist economist and then broke with it. He really abandoned any semblance of Marxism."
- The physical-economic program (World Land Bridge, NAWAPA) enters Infrared's platform directly from this lineage (World Land Bridge, North American Water and Power Alliance).
The lesson drawn
Take the development economics and the infrastructure vision; refuse the cult organizational form — "the rut imposed by the state" being what destroyed the LaRouches (Project Cyclone).