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“Thermonuclear fusion is an absolute requirement, for the preservation of the human species.”

Quote by Lyndon LaRouche

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Lyndon LaRouche

Lyndon LaRouche was a prominent American political figure and economist, born on September 8, 1922. He was known for his controversial political views and economic theories, particularly his advocacy for a New Deal-style economic program and his support for a single global currency. LaRouche's political career included several runs for the presidency and his involvement in various political movements. more

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