From: covici@ccs.covici.com (John Covici)
Reply-To: covici@ccs.covici.com
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Subject: `Never Fear: I Shall Never Give up'
Date: 21 Jul 92 5:39:12 GMT
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              `NEVER FEAR: I SHALL NEVER GIVE UP'

   Presidential Candidate
   Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
   July 20, 1992

   This is presidential candidate Lyndon LaRouche speaking for
purposes of attribution for any coverage.
   On two forthcoming institutional occasions in the near
future I shall make more definitive and comprehensive statements
concerning my independent candidacy for the November 1992
elections. However, at this time there are a number of
observations which cannot wait, I think; people are looking for
some answers. 
   First of all, two things are obvious. George Bush is still
the disaster he was up to this point. He has not improved lately.
I would not be surprised if he were to resign for health reasons,
but knowing George's health a little bit, I wouldn't be surprised
if he refused to resign and just stubbornly clung to the
position, at least for awhile--despite the fact that what is
obvious about his health conditions, even at a distance observing
him in his few public appearances, the man is sick. 
   On the other side, it is not at all unfair to describe the
Clinton-Gore ticket as a pair of Southern fried fascists who are
focusing on the worst element in society and putting people who
might be individually salvageable, but who as a group are fairly
described as guppies, that is, greedy yuppies: that all other
significant constituencies in society are being essentially
ignored by this ticket. 
   One's alarm on this concern is increased in several ways.
First of all, that the Clinton-Gore ticket is an anti-industrial
ticket; it's a post-industrial society ticket in the extreme,
which is the worst possible thing in terms of policy that could
happen to the United States at this time. The attempt to
implement the kind of policy that Gore Clinton represent could
only become a fascist state in the full or medium term. The
appeal to the guppies, that is, the greedy yuppies of suburbia
gives the sociological basis for fascism matching the fascism of
the kind of policy which Clinton and Gore so far represent. 
   There is another aspect of which the public is
insufficiently aware, which more must look at before they really
try to understand these fellows. That is the Democratic
Leadership Council, the group that intially sponsored Clinton's
nomination from within the party and look at the fascist program
including transactional sacrifice policies--social contract
policies--which is the policy of the Clinton campaign. This is
the worst possible thing that could happen to the United States!
   In speaking of Bush vs. Clinton-Gore, we're not speaking
about a choice of whatever one might perceive to be the lesser
evil. We are speaking about the worst evil. There is actually no
lesser evil, if you vote for a lesser evil and win, you get evil.
And in this case it's clearly a choice of worse evils, not lesser
evils.
   There is nothing else on the horizon at present, except my
candidacy. As to whether I can win or not, even with the greatest
good luck, of course, I am not going to argue on that point. The
question is what will my candidacy do to tilt the situation.

           - We Need An Industrial Recovery Policy -

   Bush has no sign of thinking about an industrial program.
Perot talked about one, but he didn't know what an industrial
policy is. He is a good salesman, I understand, but from what he
said publicly, he has not the slightest conception of what a true
industrial policy is: how to make industry work. That he doesn't
understand. He understand how, as a supersalesman, to hire people
and get them to do the job. But what it takes to do the job, he
himself does not understand. At least clearly so, from the things
he has said and not said thus far.
   Therefore, the leading feature of my campaign, in terms of
policy, will be to present a genuine industrial policy.
   This is going to be a period of the worst depression crisis
in the 20th century. It has begun in the immediate aftermath of
the Democratic convention--that's not particularly surprising. It
is going to become the primary concern of voters and citizens
generally, not only in the U.S., but around the world. Therefore,
I shall present a genuine, workable industrial policy, a recovery
program along the lines I indicated in the nomination campaign,
but with somewhat more detail as is required at this point. So as
people's concerns turn to recovery, those who are sane will be
looking for an industrial recovery policy; those who are not sane
will obviously be looking for something else. But those who are
sane, will be concerned primarily with an economic industrial
recovery program for the United States, and there's no sense
talking to the rest of them, they're just not in the real world.
   With the hope that by presenting a policy, and securing a
base at least in some major states for support for this policy
and significant vote turnout for my candidacy and my friends,
that we will leverage this policy on to the national stage, where
as the crisis deepens, this policy will be forced upon whoever
were elected in November.
   That's the general nature of things. The world is a disaster
now. We actually have World War III in progress. Most Americans
are so concerned about things at home and believe so many legends
and myths that they read from their newspapers or receive from
television, that they don't know what's gonig on in the world in
general. But I can assure you that from the Balkans through
Southeast Asia, and into South America and into Africa, {World
War III is presently in progress.}
   We have the Balkan wars, we have the Transcaucasus wars, we
have the outbreak of imminent wars in various parts of Asia; we
have disintegration occurring in Africa--all parts, both Northern
Arabic-speaking Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa. Absolute hell. We
have ungovernability developing in Central and South America as a
result of these nation's submission to IMF and related programs.
The world is falling apart; and we Americans who no longer
produce enough to meet our own needs, but survive on the margin
of what we're able to extract by various kinds of blackmail from
other nations, are going to find ourselves without the means to
continue to extract from nations that don't have any to give.
   I'm aware of this. I understand this. I think the White
House does not understand it presently; and certainly the
Clinton-Gore ticket doesn't understand it at all. I shall try to
make that clear to Americans who are prepared to listen, and be
concerned about what's happened to the world at large, with World
War III actually in progress, and I shall say a great deal about
it.
   So never fear; I'm there. I'm fighting. Unlike Perot, I
shall never give up; I'm fighting for this nation. There seems to
be nobody else with a glimmer of understanding of what's needed.
I shall stand. I shall present what is needed--and I shall fight
to the end. I shall never give up. On that you may depend.
   [This statement will be featured in New Federalist.]


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         John Covici
          covici@ccs.covici.com

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