"The Power of Reason: 1988" is the autobiography of the man who is arguably the most controversial, intriguing, brilliant, and extraordinary American, and world citizen alive today. As LaRouche himself notes: "Since the beginning of the 1984 Presidential campaign, I have been at the center of some among the leading crisis-developments affecting current history, including the Soviet and liberal establishment efforts to destroy the Strategic Defense Initiative." This book was written, in fact, when LaRouche was known most prominently around the world, as the author of what President Ronald Reagan called, the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI). It was LaRouche's role in convincing the Reagan administration to adopt his plan, that was largely responsible for earning him the hatred of the Anglo-American establishment, including the incoming Bush administration, that led to his unjust indictment and imprisonment which followed. 
The chapter titles: The Making of an Economist; The Case of Norbert Wiener; The Long-Range Economic Forecast of 1959-1960; Who Is Shooting at Us, and Why?; The Secret of the Twentieth Century; I Keep an Old Promise; The SDI is born; My Marriage to Helga; The Founding of a Colony on Mars.

Treason in America: From Aaron Burr to Averell Harriman

History

Chaitkin, Anton

Americas

Ben Franklin Booksellers

Treason in America

Biographies & Memoirs

Historical

Executive Intelligence Review

A currently popular philosophy is summed up in the phrase, “Don't worry, just go with the flow.” This book was written by a leading member of the German Reichstag (parliament), Wilhelm von Kardorff, who discovered that “the flow,” both of his own personal assumptions and of the universally taught doctrines of German economic philosophy and government policy were dead wrong and leading towards a waterfall of complete destruction and impoverishment of his nation. With this book, he launched a successful campaign to redirect the flow (or current) with the introduction of “American System” economic policies into Germany. This book (originally entitled Gegen den Strom! Eine Kritik der Handelspolitik des Deutschen Reichs an der Hand Carey'schen forshungen) was first published in Berlin in 1875. By May of 1879, von Kardorff's campaign resulted in German Chancellor Bismarck's adoption of a new economic program, which he announced in a presentation before the Reichstag. To a large degree Bismarck based his new program on this book and von Kardorff's accompanying educational/political exertions. The flow, or current, was redirected along the lines of the Henry C. Carey-Abraham Lincoln American System policies and Germany became one of the leading scientific-agricultural-industrial nations of the world. By pointing out errors of judgment and axiomatic assumption, this book made history--as it shall do now again. In both science and politics, progress is impossible without a willingness to reexamine assumptions and axioms. A bright future awaits us if we but put aside our conceits. We must go Against the Current!

Against the Current!: A Critique of the trade policy of the German Realm from the standpoint of Carey's researches

Business & Money

von Kardorff, Wilhelm

Zepp-LaRouche, Helga

Economics

Independently published

Who We Are: America's Fight for Universal Progress, from Franklin to Kennedy: Volume I - 1750s to 1850s

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