Foundation has Music, Art, Science Summer Camp NYC

Music, art, science... you dig??  More importantly, does your kid, age 12-19 or so dig?  This could be the big one.... see www.ffrcc.org   These are some really smart kids from the last 2 years of the camp...  run by the Foundation for the Revival of Classical Culture.

Syria Bombing for a Bad Youtube Video

How could Trump be fooled by this.?? He must be really desparate because of all the Russia hysteria.   We had a US/French/British bombing of Syria for a bad YOUTUBE video, produced by the British intelligence operation known as the "White Helmets."  These are really the friends of all the terrorists and Al-qaeda creeps in Syria.... and also the ISIS.... Damn British Lies Stand Exposed More and More: The British hand behind the Big Lie which charged the Syrian government with gassing its own people April 7, now stands more exposed each day, before the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) has even started its work on the scene (expected by April 18.) This exposure...

Chinese and African Art in Harlem, Djibril Ngawa

This is from the closing of the art show collaboration between Africa and China.... African Artist Mr. Ba Djibril Ngawa worked with a Chinese scholar to draw paintings around Chinese calligraphy.  Djibril, who is from Mauritania in Northern Africa, perhaps wanted to express his joy that China has been making increasing investments in infrastructure in many parts of the African continent, also known as the One Belt One Road project.

Djibril's bright colors have created a sort of orange and black musical instrument... and perhaps the figure behind it is playing it, around a Chinese letter of calligraphy.  In this very abstract work, you can make your own stories up.  Show just closed at the Dwyer Art center in Harlem, NY, entrance on West 123rd Street, around the corner from St Nicholas and Frederick Douglas Boulevard.

Come to the MLK concert April 9 in NYC

#mlk #mlk50 http://ffrcc.org   come to the event Apr 9 at St Barts  Martin Luther KING memorial and commemmoration

Come to my event in NEW YORK to Commemorating MLK at St Barts April 9 music and speeches

Non Violence Concert and MLK, post latest school shootings- April 9 NYC

Time for a new student non-violence movement, Harlem and Bronx dudes, especially in the wake of the Parkland Fla mass school shooting.  Dangerous times indeed, time for a new SNCC-- student non violent coordinating committee.

On Monday, April 9, at 7 p.m., The Foundation for the Revival of Classical Culture will present a commemoration of the life of Martin Luther King with music and speeches at St. Bartholomew’s Church, 325 Park Avenue, NYC. Artists from the Harlem Opera Company, and the New York City Schiller Institute chorus will perform.  Headline artists are Simon Estes, operatic bass-baritone, Roland Carter, composer, and Ed Asner, actor. Performances include: Recitations from the speeches of Martin Luther King, Spirituals, sections of Beethoven's Mass in C Major, and the Lacrimosa from Mozart's Requiem.  Roland Carter will conduct his own arrangements.

    Bernard Lafayette, the keynote speaker, was a founder of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC),  and a leading organizer of marches in Selma, Alabama and the March on Washington, DC. He has been a school principal, and taught the principles of non-violence in many settings in the USA and internationally.

In April 9, 1968, 50 years ago, Bernard Lafayette was also at the funeral of Martin Luther King in Atlanta Georgia. This concert is dedicated to celebrating the triumph of Martin Luther King's stand against injustice, even at the cost of his life. “Either we go up together, or we go down together.”

In the words of King,“Like anybody, I would like to live a long life. Longevity has its place. But I'm not concerned about that now. I just want to do God's will. And He's allowed me to go up to the mountain. And I've looked over. And I've seen the Promised Land. I may not get there with you. But I want you to know tonight, that we, as a people, will get to the promised land!”

For more information and to purchase reserve seats tickets call: 718-709-8722 or visit www.ffrcc.org.  Reservations recommended. Tickets: $15 reserved seats; $10 suggested donation at door.

Russia has a message, does Harlem get it??

I hope Harlem and Bronx NY dudes get the message.... Putin of Russia is not playing around at all...



The West Has Been Outwitted, But the Warmongers Are Panicked and Pushing for War: The West has been 'sleepwalking, in their arrogance,' said Helga Zepp-LaRouche this weekend, first missing the boat on China's New Silk Road, and now outflanked by Vladimir Putin's dramatic announcement on March 1 that Russia has successfully developed weapon systems based on new physical principles...



Hypersonic weapons....

possibly Laser anti-missile weapons???

Larouchepac says get Trump to Build infrastructure

Fireside Chat with Mike Billington, February 22, 2018, 9pm EST: The past week's developments brought us the aged British gruel of Mueller's so-called Russiagate indictment, the FBI's outrageous dereliction of duty in the Florida shootings, followed by major dangerous escalations by the Anglo-Americans in Ukraine and Syria -- Obama's flashpoints for his New Cold War with Russia and China.

All of this is one coherent picture: The coup in the U.S. must be preserved, even if its chief claims are now recognized as preposterous and absurd. The FBI, turned into an informant factory by Robert Mueller and absorbed by running stings against the hapless, has lost the ability to recognize a public danger even when it is tipped about it repeatedly. The Anglo-Americans, slaves to the paradigm of the Anglo-Dutch Empire, which Lyndon LaRouche identified as the real sickness, the real danger, are simply incapable of the creativity required to take mankind to the next stage of its progressive development. They are only capable of manipulations of a population which they have collapsed into a New Dark Age.

How do we mobilize those in our society who now yearn for the deeper, truer voice of actual humankind? How do we educate the passions toward a realization which benefits the whole of humanity, so that we find that voice, 'capable of communicating and receiving intense and impassioned conceptions respecting man and nature?' How do we become Shelley's poets... 'the hierophants of an unapprehended inspiration; the mirrors of the gigantic shadows which futurity casts upon the present; the words which express what they understand not; the trumpets which sing to battle, and feel not what they inspire; the influence which is moved not, but moves... the unacknowledged legislators of the world?'

Join us for tonight's discussion.