November 4, 2026—While political pundits and podcasters prefer to cast Tuesday’s election as a partisan affair, it was not. The vote was a repudiation of the destructive policies dictated by the satanically perverse Epstein class, carried out by whichever ruling party happened to be in power. In 2024, that party happened to be the other one.
It is now time to rise above the rabble and to act on principle. It is time for the people of the United States to reflect on the culture that has been thrust upon us by tyrants, who know that the only way to accomplish their Malthusian agenda is to not only divide us internally, but to delete from our collective memory the first of the “self-evident truths” expressed by our founders in the Declaration of Independence. Do you remember? “….that all men (human beings) are created equal, [and] endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights.”
A young Abraham Lincoln and even the slave-owning Thomas Jefferson understood that once you declare that a universal principle is no longer universal, because there is someone to whom it doesn’t apply, you have violated a principle of natural law. This is why it was Jefferson, of all people, who wrote the paragraph abolishing slavery (which was stricken by others) in the original draft of the 1776 Declaration of Independence.
When we state that all human beings are created equal, this does not merely apply to those born within our borders, or who hold American citizenship. So, the movement which is emerging inside the United States in rejecting both major political parties must grow into a new understanding of the nature of humankind, and from there, the nature of relations among sovereign nation states. What Americans want is not a new party; we want a new direction for our nation as a whole, and a relationship of our nation to other nations based on equality and trust.
It is time to set our sights higher. There is no problem that the American people are facing that doesn’t involve changing our relationship to the rest of the world. If we insist on being the global hegemon (which we are not, in case you didn’t notice), we will function merely as a tool for the very Epstein class elites against whom we just voted. If we try, in our economically and culturally bankrupt state, to impose our power on the rest of the world, Armageddon will be upon us in the near term.
We are already facing the worst financial crash in human history while the wizards of Wall Street and the City of London pile trillions of dollars of debt onto our backs, cannibalizing what’s left of the physical productive base. We are facing scarcity of food, energy, and clean water sooner than you think if we don’t make an abrupt policy change now.
The United States must become part of the new paradigm which rejects the colonial legacy of the “survival of the fittest” (read “richest”) and “might makes right.”
Most of your neighbors have probably never heard of the “Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence” which emerged from difficult negotiations between India and China in 1954, and then became the pillar of the 1955 conference of the non-aligned movement of nations meeting in Indonesia. I believe that the vast majority of Americans would like these principles to inform our foreign policy and I commit myself as a candidate for President of the United States to upholding them. They are:
- Mutual respect for each other’s territorial integrity and sovereignty
- Mutual non-aggression (no attack on another nation)
- Mutual non-interference in each other’s internal affairs (despite political differences or sympathy for one faction)
- Equality and mutual benefit (cooperation that serves the interests of all)
- Peaceful coexistence (living side by side in peace despite different political and social systems)
I would add to these the two principles of Lyndon LaRouche’s economic method: there must be an increase in the potential relative population density of the planet as a whole, and a corresponding increase in energy-flux density. Change is universal and constant, so either we grow in harmony, or we collapse. There is no other option. LaRouche’s approach is embedded in the Ten Principles put forward by his widow Helga Zepp-LaRouche a few years ago, which may be found below.
I am urging all independent candidates for federal office in 2028, and the American people, to join me in insisting that our republic rise to this standard. I know that Abraham Lincoln, Alexander Hamilton, and John Quincy Adams (among many others) would agree with me.
Russian Academician Sergey Glazyev, who is also State Secretary of the Union State of Russia and Belarus—and is well acquainted with the ideas of Lyndon LaRouche—has expressed hope for a Russia–China–U.S. partnership, and I hope that Presidents Putin, Xi, and Trump will meet at the APEC meeting on November 17 and 18. This would definitely be a welcome advance, but only a first step toward creating an entirely new economic and security order among nations, where every nation from every continent has an equal voice in the chorus of mankind.
Isn’t that what we expect from our leaders?