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Interview with Lyndon Larouche

Published 21 Aug, 2008 09:50 | Updated 21 Aug, 2008 13:50

As Russian troops are withdrawing from the conflict zone, American economist, philosopher and political activist Lyndon Larouche told RT that the Georgian assault on South Ossetia was probably a British -led operation with U.S. support.

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