Volume 5, Number 36, September 18, 1978
This Week
Europe’s plan to win the peace
by David Goldman
The EMS provides the alternative to a Camp David debacle.
Threat of war hangs over Camp David fiasco
Fukuda: Dollar Weakness Endangers World Peace
Carter’s way out: SALT
Kissinger’s executive seminars disorganize U.S. business leaders
Inside Kissinger’s Georgetown Brainwash Sessions.
Special Report: Why the World Bank Pushes Drugs
1. The plantation plan for the Caribbean
2. How the pushers sell drug economies
3. How Mexico waged war on drugs
Pothead media mourn Mexico drug destruction.
4. How Kissinger blocked U.S. antidrug policy
5. Finance and drugs: the London connection
International
Behind the veil over Camp David: Zionists mobilize for war
by Mark Burdman
Includes British threats of a new oil crisis, and the Soviets’ denunciation of the “METO” proposal.
Oil crisis threatened
Massive Israeli arms sales to Latin American military regimes exposed in Mexico
Exclusively in EIR: the text of Socialist Party of Workers’ exposé of Israeli arms traffic scandal.
An open rebuke to Italy’s Pajetta
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
LaRouche on the Shah of Iran’s fight for industrial development — How Pajetta attacked the Shah of Iran.
The plot behind the Iran crisis
by Judith Wyer
London sees the Shah’s ouster as key to Mideast Cold War drive.
Soviet Sector
A Hungarian leader discusses U.S. policy
An exclusive interview with our correspondent in Bonn.
Moscow is on to Brzezinski’s Mideast game
Military Strategy
West Germany criticizes NATO maneuvers
by John Sigerson
A full report on the first public split between West Germany and the NATO command — What is “Autumn Reforger”? — NATO’s war-losing strategy: Warsaw Pact vs NATO orders of battle.
Soviets on NATO maneuvers: ‘A strategy of intimidation’
French warn of World War III
Economics
The Bremen accords come of age
by Susan Johnson
Implementation of the European Monetary System is speeding forward faster than anyone expected.
1. The latest anti-EMS line is ‘pro’
Britain Braces Against EMS Currency Effects
2. North-South deals strengthened
by Dana Sloan
3. Soviet interest is running high
by John Sigerson
Third World
IMF pressures Guyana against LaRouche
The brutal economic policy behind world terrorism.
Economic Survey
Turkish outlook hinges on fight with lMF
by Nancy Parsons
Economist urges pastoral Turkey ... Enraged Turks reply
Brandt Commission sabotages Istanbul development meet
U.S. Report
Primary elections rife with fraud
Massive disenfranchisement threatened for November.
Brzezinski positioned to wreck U.S. exports
Machinery institute debunks his “restrictive” policy.
