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Executive Intelligence Review, Volume 16, Number 1, January 1 LaRouche Delivers the Signal post under such Soviet-pre-orchestrated pressures, makes that in­ cident the signal occurrence within a pattern of developments re­ quiring the mobilization of a global anti-communist resistance force. The rules of resistance Wherever we are faced with the conditions which compel the forces of anti-communist resistance to launch "People's War" against the adversary and his instruments, we shall wage such forms of war under the following rules and yonditions. A worldwide I) It shall be a form of warfare described as "People's War." 2) It shall be fought accorping to those rules of justified warfare anti-Bolshevik associated with St. Augustine. 3) The heroes around whom this resistance shall be mobilized resistance struggle is the memory of those anti-communist resiSTance fighters, who fought German and Italian fascism, and often communists, too, during the period up to and following 1945. Issued on Nov. 14, 1988 by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.: To affirm our honor to the memory of those heroes, we teach children to despise Beate Klarsfeld, and all witting accomplices of Moscow"s pre-orchestration of the forced resignation of West Ger­ the KGB's VVN, as wearing the face of the enemies of God and many's Bundestag President Philipp Jenninger set off the trip-wire humanity. For the same reason, we despise as low dogs those who warning. betrayed U.S. justice and spat in the face of God, by sending the In this circumstance, like that of the fabled Good Samaritan of American citizen Karl Linnas to his death at Soviet hands. These the New Testament, I find myself in the circumstance the responsi­ persons are an example of those we demand be brought to trial for bility for a certain action falls upon me. So, as the Hand of Provi­ their crimes against God and humanity. dence fell upon that Good Samaritan, in that fashion, it has de­ 4) The enemy is communist authority and the accomplices of manded that I do an awesome deed, which I do here and now. that authority's actions against our forces. All who fit that descrip­ So, let the alarm be sounded; the trumpet shall not sound an tion are the forces of the enemy for the purposes of defining our uncertain note. actions of warfare. All these bear the face of the enemy, and shall Let those who refuse to submit to Soviet worldwide imperial be brought as low as required, whenever it serves the cause for aggression rally to the ranks of a new, global resistance movement, which we fight that that be done. prepared to fight the agents and accomplices of Soviet interest in the 5) All who die or suffer otherwise in this war shall be to us as same spirit as anti-communist resistance organizations fought the martyrs, whose honorable deeds in this cause shall be legendary in fascist tyrannies of Germany and Italy. the tales told to future generations. Let us swear the Rutli Oath from "Wilhelm Tell." Let it be made 6) If we are obliged to enter into such warfare, it would be the clear, that wherever the communist imperial interest shall destroy enemy who has forced this upon the world. Were he wise, he would governments, or subvert them to such a degree that they become hesitate to provoke this war. virtually pro-Soviet varieties of Quisling rule which so cease, trea­ sonously, to be lawful authority, the new Resistance shall launch Organization of the resistance . what modem China's experience defines as "People's War" against I) The resistance is organized and spontaneous, and whether the communists and their accomplices. organized or spontaneous, is variously open or covert. Let no one doubt, that once such conflict were forced upon us, 2) Openly organized forms of organization, serve to carry the there is no turning back, whatever the cost, until the mop-up of the political banners of the resistance as a whole. These are the voices' last remnant of the adversary has been accomplished within each which define the principles and policies of the resistance. and all of our nations. 3) Covertly organized forms of organization flank and envelop the enemy in the institutions of society from which the enemy seeks The Jenninger issue allegiance and support. Covertly organized efforts seek tQ cause For the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the Nazis' 1938 those institutions to exist to the enemy's disadvantage. Kristallnacht atrocities against Germany Jews, the president of West 4) The most covert form of activity is that which is either Germany's lower house of parliament, the Bundestag, Philipp Jen­ spontaneous activity, or is caused to appear so. ninger, prepared the written form of an address. On the subject of 5) He or she is a member of the resistance, who adheres to the the conditions leading into that Nazi crime against humanity, the principles and policies of the resistance. These principles and poli­ written text of the address is among the noblest utterances in honor cies are defined by the open political organizations associated with of the victims during the entirety of the past fifty years. the resistance, from whatever location, and under whatever circum­ Almost the entirety of this address was delivered to the Bundes­ stances they are able to perform this function. tag's open session by Herr Jenninger. During that delivery, certain 6) The combat functions of the resistance are estimated to be members of the Bundestag walked out in actual or simulated protest. about one percent of its total warfare-effort. Promptly, the KGB's assets and most of the European liberal press 7) For the most part, the resistance does its work silently, responded to the address with statements about it which are shown cloaked in mystery, avoiding as much as possible, to report what it to be utter lies by comparison with the written text and electronic has done, or not done, or to report where it has been or not been. As record of the oral reading. much as possible, the spoor of its work is a shadowy presence in the Investigation shows that this reaction among the liberal press statistics until such time as its victories enable it to assert its presence was pre-orchestrated, in cooperation with known assets of the Soviet and work in its own name. KGB, such as the VVN organization. You can join the resistance, where you sit or stand, without This coincides with a patternof recent and current developments contacting any office or person to do so. But swear the Rutli Oath which show institutions of Western governments capitulating to against communist tyranny and its accomplices, to God and to demands of Soviet agencies and KGB-controlled or KGB-complicit yourself, and you have joined. Thereafter, act accordingly, as your persons and agencies, in a more or less equally naked, and shame­ conscience, and your knowledge of the resistance's signals, prin­ less way. The fact that Herr Jenninger was induced to resign his ciples, and policies, compels you. Founder and Contributing Editor: Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. Editor: Nora Hamerman Managing Editors: Yin Berg and Susan Welsh From the Editor Editoral Board: Warren Hamerman, Melvin Klenetsky, Antony Papert, Uwe Parpart­ Henke, Gerald Rose, Alan Salisbury, Edward Spannaus, Nancy Spannaus, Webster Tarpley, William Wertz, Carol White, Christopher White Science and Technology: Carol White Special Services: Richard Freeman 0 those with any sense at all, it is clear that the conviction of Book Editor: Janine Benton T Advertising Director: Marsha Freeman Lyndon H_ LaRouche and six associates on Dec. 16 in Alexandria, Circulation Manager: Joseph Jennings Virginia was a political frameup. Even those who might believe­ INTELLIGENCE DIRECTORS: contrary to fact-that the defendants did something wrong, would Africa: Mary Lalevee Agriculture: Marcia Merry have to admit to themselves that the only reason LaRouche and his Asia: Linda de Hoyos friends would have been indicted, was because of their offensive Counterintelligence: Jeffrey Steinberg, Paul Goldstein political role. Economics: Christopher White Against all odds, LaRouche and his friends mounted an effective European Economics: William Engdahl, Laurent Murawiec legal defense in Alexandria. Yet they were denied the most funda­ lbero-America: Robyn Quijano, Dennis Small mental right: trial by a jury of one's peers. During the initial "weeding Law: Edward Spannaus Medicine: John Grauerholz, M.D. out" process, Judge Bryan refused to strike for cause, many jurors Middle East: Thierry Lalevee who were tied to law enforcement or who had relatives in federal law Soviet Union and Eastern Europe: Rachel Douglas, Konstantin George enforcement. When the judge had finished excusals for cause, there Special Projects: Mark Burdman were 28 potential jurors left, of whom seven were U.S. government United States: Kathleen Klenetsky employees, two others had relatives in federal law enforcement, and INTERNATIONAL BUREAUS: Bangkok: Pakdee and Sophie Tanapura four had extremely negative profiles. The judge then refused to allow Bogota: Javier Almario additional peremptory strikes to the defense. Only two of the 12 final Bonn: George Gregory, Rainer Apel Copenhagen: Poul Rasmussen jurors had to answer any individual questions. Most never had to say Houston: Harley Schlanger a word during the selection process. Lima: Sara Madueno Mexico City: Hugo Lopez Ochoa, Josefina Under these circumstances, the finaljury included three govern­ Menendez ment-payrolled employees, including Blister Milan: Marco Fanini Horton, an employee New Delhi: Susan Maitra of the U.S. Department of Agriculture who became the ringleader of Paris: Christine Bierre Rio de Janeiro: Silvia Palacios the anti-LaRouche lynch mob the jury turned into. Readers of EIR Rome: Leonardo Servadio, Stefania Sacchi know well that the USDA is a hotbed of hostility to LaRouche, who Stockholm: Michael Ericson Washington, D.C.: Nicholas F.
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