The End of Sykes-Picot: Moving Beyond Colonialism.

This document is a lecture given by Lyndon LaRouche at Central Connecticut State University in 2009. LaRouche discusses the conflict in the Middle East and argues that understanding the global struggle between republican and oligarchical outlooks is crucial for achieving peace in the region. He emphasizes the need to defeat the Anglo-Dutch Liberal system, which he believes is the true power behind the British Empire. The lecture sparked controversy, but LaRouche is recognized as a leading political economist and has been dedicated to achieving peace in the Middle East for decades. The text explores the development of human civilization, the importance of language and the transmission of ideas, and the historical roots of the Middle East conflict. It also discusses the impact of different U.S. presidents since Franklin Roosevelt, the role of the British Empire in manipulating conflicts, and the need for unity and cooperation among nations. The text advocates for the principle of Westphalia, sovereign nation-states, and a shift towards a credit system to prevent global collapse. Cooperation with countries like Russia, China, and India is seen as necessary to reorganize the global economy. [Extracted from the article]