Posted on 08/13/2009 8:41:11 AM PDT by lakeprincess
"Lyndon LaRouche and his organization have declared war against Obama's so-called health care reform because it is a direct copy of the policy Hitler declared in October 1939, when Hitler issued the order for euthanasia against those determined, by a board of medical experts, to have 'lives unworthy to be lived,' " Ms. Spannaus says.
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtontimes.com ...
“Lyndon LaRouche”
Hold wacko batman - the only thing I have ever even considered having in common with this man.
Hmm,
A Marxist against a Trotskyite.
This should be interesting.
Well, he’s right about one thing. There were numerous ties between the American euthanasia/family planning movement and the Third Reich.
Hitler got a lot of his ideas from Margaret Sanger & Co.
The (well deserved) demonization of Hitler set back the euthanasia movement in the West by a couple of decades. But then they got their act together and began again. Now the assisted suicide movement is spreading, and Obama is performing wonders for the abortion of inconvenient babies.
I’m concerned the LaRouche organization may be spreading itself too thin. Are they still going to be able to take down the Queen of England’s drug cartel and attack Obama’s health care at the same time? </sarc>
i hadn’t heard this name in years...thought he was dead....
Lyndon LaRouche hasn’t received much MSM coverage in over 15 years. Why is his opposition to Obamacare getting it now?
The answer is simple: Everybody knows he’s one of the biggest kooks in American history. Publicizing his opposition to Obamacare puts the stigma of LaRouche’s kookery on all opposition to Obamacare.
Saul Alinksy would have approved of this MSM tactic.
He surrounds himself with some pretty smart folks.
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