3-Dementia Chess: Diane Sare Addresses Trump Administration Madness in Interview
March 31—In a second interview March 26 on the “In the Eyes of Truth” podcast of military and economics podcaster Stanislav Krapivnik, U.S. Independent Presidential candidate Diane Sare participated in a discussion on the subject, “Iran and the madness in the mind of Trump.” The discussion hit very competently on the titled strategic setting, but also did something much outside most typical "political" podcasts: In the method of her mentor, the late statesman and physical economist Lyndon LaRouche, Sare and Krapivnik discussed ideas critical to creating an electorate who are educated and moral, and who are thus capable of doing the good.
Some elements of the discussion are summarized as follows:
While comical in their contradictions and rapid changes, the announced intentions of the Trump administration towards Iran have grave consequences. An un-witting Trump is being used by the Epstein-class/British Empire as a hand-grenade to blow up the world economy, centered in the crucial region of Southwest Asia.
The 25th Amendment has a poor prospect, as cabinet members needed to enact it are unlikely to apply it, knowing they will be purged if it fails. The proposal of the Omani foreign minister offers a way out of an environment with little trust between Iran and the U.S.: He proposes a regional agreement based on the right of every nation to have nuclear energy.
It’s our responsibility to reach people, though this is becoming a more difficult task when language itself—and the education that language makes possible—are both under attack.
How do we uplift people and give them access to do the good? Truth is critical, because Straussian lies lead to demoralization. Dialogue is critical, as many people quickly improve in their views when challenged, and also many people are silent in their views when they think "they are the only one."
The 40-minute interview currently has 6.5k views, with a lively comments section of more than 100 comments, and which comments include a posted donation of $13.99 that was made by a viewer in thanks for Diane’s “3-Dementia” quip.