Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Protests don't stop wars, at least not permanently. Revolutionary development initiatives among collaborating powers with a shared mission to lift millions of people out of poverty to higher states of civilized development DO. In December 2014, Lyndon LaRouche's intelligence weekly, Executive Intelligence Review, published an updated version of the Land-Bridge proposal, presented as "The New Silk Road Becomes the World Land-Bridge." This week's video, produced by the Schiller Institute in 2016, lays out how win-win partnerships around building the great projects of the World Land Bridge could result in a cultural renaissance for the planet, and a new paradigm for mankind.
Protests don't stop wars, at least not permanently. Revolutionary development initiatives among collaborating powers with a shared mission to lift millions of people out of poverty to higher states of civilized development DO. In December 2014, Lyndon LaRouche's intelligence weekly, Executive Intelligence Review, published an updated version of the Land-Bridge proposal, presented as "The New Silk Road Becomes the World Land-Bridge." This week's video, produced by the Schiller Institute in 2016, lays out how win-win partnerships around building the great projects of the World Land Bridge could result in a cultural renaissance for the planet, and a new paradigm for mankind.
