Beyond Common Sense - LaRouche

The Australian LaRouche leadershipspent much of its time chasing witches. This Goyareprint in LaRouches’s “The of Ludwig Feuerbach”,proclaimed that“witches” really exist (Pic Caption)extensive counselling that his mother had attempted to have anincestuous affair with him, but the “patient” responded that it wasthe father who had brutalised him and bashed him.A third recruit was informed that it was the relationship withhis mother that had “blocked” him from becoming a politicalorganiser, the recruit informed the counsellors that he never knewhis mother as she had died when he was three years of age. Thisdid not deter the interrogators who continued to insist that he hada “mother problem.”Thus despite the known facts, personal histories werereinterpreted to conform to “Lyn’s theories.”Cadres have voluntarily submitted to this interrogation processand a rich ore of psycho-problems has been tapped, ready to beworked on by the LaRouche “parapsychologists,” each using theLaRouche handbook: alcoholism, drug abuse, criminal convictions,abortions, adopting-out,.attempted suicide, incest, beatings,homosexuality (lesbianism), even onanism.By “confessing” a person had taken an important step in theprocess of “unblocking.” He (or she) was a potential ICLC member.But that is not all, by confessing intimate personal details, apowerful tool of manipulation had been handed across to theorganisation’s self-appointed psychotherapists.