:This paragraph may be inaccurate:  
 ::LaRouche is characterized by his critics as a conspiracy theorist. He is frequently described as an extremist or a cult leader, and is accused of being a fascist and anti-Semite. He denies these charges, and his followers regard him as a major political figure. 
 :Ignoring the middle sentence, we have the assertion that LaRouche denies that he is a theorist about conspiracies. I find it implausible that he would deny theorizing about conspiracy theories, or that we should give such an assertion any credence if he does. Every single direct thing that I have read of his, either quoted or written, touches on conspiracy theory. Perhaps someone can show me a quotation of LaRouche denying being a conspiracy theorist. In the meantime, I'll edit to remove that from being disputed. (Another problem is that it implies that being a fascist or anti-semite prevents one from being a major political figure- basically it's a non-sequitor.) -