The Citizens Electoral Council released today its latest issue of the New Citizen in 360,000 copies. This eight-page edition under the banner headlined U.S., Australia Must Defeat British Empire! features the CEC's ninety-five candidates on the back page, with a different edition for each state.

This edition of the New Citizen includes:

• The transcript of an extraordinary October 10 international webcast by U.S. statesman and economist Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr., including his charges that the British and their Saudi allies orchestrated 9/11, with help from inside the United States.

• The Homeowners and Bank Protection Act 2007, drafted by LaRouche as a "firewall" against the cataclysmic financial meltdown now underway in the U.S. and worldwide, which will result in the near-term eviction of millions of Americans from their houses; Australia is in even worse shape than the U.S. in this regard.

• An explosive exposé that documents how the Howard government, ALP-supported Northern Territory "intervention" is in reality a grab for its enormous mineral riches, the "eighth most prospective mineral territory in the world", and constitutes an intentional genocidal assault on the NT's Aboriginal people.

• The history of Australian patriots' fights against the British Empire, from the very outset through Whitlam, who was sacked by the Queen to stop his government's plans for great infrastructure projects and "buying back the farm" from Rio Tinto et al.

Australians must fight for their sovereignty against the British imperial stooges of the Coalition, the ALP and the Greens; our nation will only survive by participating in the construction of the fair and just New Bretton Woods international financial system, which U.S. economist Lyndon LaRouche is currently organising.

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