Latest EIR from Larouche-- just read the headlines and summaries for overall direction

The Chelsea man complained, recently, that the articles in the contents page of online EIR required a subscription. He failed to note that the EIR content page itself is extremely informative. [+] Even if you do NOT subscribe to EIR, viewing the contents will give you a good idea of what Larouche is looking at this week. There are complete free articles in the new isssue posted here. [+].

Among the pieces that caught my attention in a quick overview this morning-- are this piece that has Italy's finance minister call the biofuels hoax a crime against humanity. [+] I'm interested in what Canadians-- who are being subjected to this hoax too-- think. If we look at a blog of "members of parliament", we might see some clues. Here's Harold Albrecht, an M.P. from Kitchener, Ontario. {+] There is no link to a blog here on the Canadian government site. There should be howver. All MP's should be required to have blogs. If you go to Google main search you find his homepage [+] where he features a "tough on gun crime" issue-- nothing on biofuels.

Now go to Google main search again -- we find high on the results under ["harold albecht" + biofuels} a Hansard directory entry by Albrecht on biofuels--

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Mr. Speaker, I listened with interest to my colleague, as she articulated some of her concerns regarding the biofuel initiatives.

One of the unfortunate things that too often happens in the House and at committees is we tend to polarize this issue. Some of the comments my colleague made indicated that polarization, for example, using phrases like “wholesale switching to biofuels”. The government is not recommending wholesale switching. It is a very measured response. It is an environmentally friendly response.

The biofuel initiatives of the government would reduce greenhouse gases by over four megatonnes per year. That is the equivalent of taking a million cars off the road. That is responsible environmental leadership.

On the issue of cellulosics and using wood chips, is the member aware that the government has invested $500 million in the future of biofuels like cellulosics, which can turn wwood chips and garbage into fuel?
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So-- we see that this guy is an apologist for biofuels. That's bad news. The essence of his argument is to defend the burning of corn-- by pointing the burning of woodchips-- then says it's going to equivalent to taking a million cars off the road. His argument centers on "greenhouse gas"-- which is a faulty argument-- the greenhouse gas hoax is exposed by Larouche in numerous articles resulting from searching back issues of EIR. [+]. It's not possible to tell if Albrecht is a knowing dupe or an agent of the British empire depopulation cult-- but in any case, the situation in Kitchner is that the local population there basically put him in as their rep-- so to turn that around-- you'd have to update the population's knowledge. Getting EIR into government and schools Within Kitchener-Waterloo would be a good thing-- EIRwigs-- Young people 17-25 would be open to EIRwigs. Bluevalue high school and St. David Jr. High, St. mary's and St. Jeromes-- would be good. Finding blogs of students at those sites would be a way to infect the area with EIRwigs.

Here's a student at the Univerity of Waterloo. [+] I found him using keyphrase [I'm a student at the university of waterloo]. Here, I posted a question to this student. [+] We'll wait and see what the answer is-- then project EIRwig into her brain-- and this technique of spreading memes might work.