The Life and Influence of Lyndon LaRouche

Lyndon LaRouche, an influential figure in the world of conspiracy theories, passed away recently, leaving behind a legacy of political activism and controversial beliefs. LaRouche started as a left-wing Marxist and Trotskyist in the 1960s, eventually forming the National Caucus of Labor Committees, which evolved into a quasi left-wing personality cult. His movement gained attention during the Obama era, with anti-Bush and Obama Hitler mustache propaganda. LaRouche and his followers were known for spreading misinformation and making outrageous statements, including portraying Queen Elizabeth as a drug pusher and accusing the British Empire of orchestrating global events. With the rise of right-wing conspiracy theorists like Alex Jones, LaRouche's movement aligned more with right-wing ideas and eventually became Trump supporters. LaRouche's ideology was difficult to define, as he seemed to adapt his beliefs based on what would attract followers and convey a sense of impending doom. Unfortunately, his movement continues to exist even after his death, with his wife and other supporters leading the way.