As the world awaits the upcoming summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, the battle over Russiagate in the U.S. is heating up to a boiling point.  Developments in the last days, which include a new level of partisan recrimination in the U.S. Congress, show that those who created the "Russian-meddling-Trump-colluded" narrative, to prevent Trump from breaking with the anti-Russian policies of the Obama administration, are escalating their efforts to sabotage any agreement which might be reached between the two leaders.  Watching this unfold, there can no longer be any doubt that peaceful cooperation between the two nuclear superpowers is seen as an existential threat to those London-based geopoliticians who created the post-Cold War order.  Their greatest fear is that Trump is committed to dismantling this order, and that there is growing support within the populations of European nations for that to occur.

Developments of the last weeks have demonstrated that the potential is emerging to bring the world into a new era of peaceful economic progress, centered around the diplomacy and physical economic advances associated with China's Belt-and-Road Initiative (BRI) policy.  The dynamic unleashed by the BRI, which Helga Zepp LaRouche, the chairman of the Schiller Institute, has called the "New Paradigm", has brought together the leading nations of Asia—China, India, Japan, South Korea—along with Eurasian power Russia, into an alliance which is causing increasing panic among those still yearning for the days when the British Empire's geopolitics dominated every aspect of international relations.  Many nations in Africa and South and Central America have also joined the BRI, accepting the offer of the Chinese to be part of a "win-win" approach based on mutual benefit.

The Political Action Committee founded by American statesman Lyndon LaRouche, LaRouchePAC, released on May 26 a memo to President Trump, offering him a strategy to end the regime change coup being conducted against him by his opponents.  As the "investigation" by special counsel and "Amoral Legal Assassin" Robert Mueller enters its second year, it has become increasingly clear that there was neither Russian "meddling" in the 2016 election, nor Trump "collusion" with Russia, the allegations which precipitated the investigation. (footnote 1)  Instead, a preponderance of evidence has emerged that proves that there was foreign intervention in the U.S. election, but the perpetrators were not Russian associates of President Vladimir Putin, but leading networks of British intelligence, operating on behalf of the imperial geopolitical networks of the British Crown and the City of London.