by Dean Andromidas
The editor of the Royal Dutch Army’s official publication and one of Holland’s most respected military leaders discusses the need for “an alternative to MAD.”
by Robert Gallagher
The highly respected physicist reports that there is “no excuse for the incompetence of anti-beam-weapon scientists.”
by James W. Frazer, Ph.D.
A “new” and very old therapy for cancer.
by Thierry Lalevée
Iran and Libya join forces for terrorism.
by Leo Scanlon
Khomeini regime collapsing.
by Javier Almario
Ibero-America’s “agricultural vocation.”
by Laurent Rosenfeld
Green light for the Ariane 5.
by Umberto Pascali
Venice tries to strikes back.
by M.T. Upharson
“Bring back Henry ... but don’t let anybody know.”
Meeting the Soviet threat.
by Vin Berg
Since mid-1982, the U.S. economy has been functioning as a parasite. The conclusion of EIR’s latest Quarterly Economic Report. The policies associated with the Fed chairman have left America unable to produce for itself, and rigged terms of trade to allow substitute import-purchases which amount to theft. But the parasite is about to lose its host.
by Rachel Douglas
Rachel Douglas reports on the “carrot” side of Soviet strategy to take over the continent.
by Valerie Rush
by Carlos Potes
by Laurent Murawiec
Fed’s currency pump bloats the dollar.
by David Goldman
Merger boom: an echo of 1929?
by Mary McCourt
LaRouche on the food crisis.
by Christopher White
Contributing Editor Christopher White presents the shocking conclusions of an EIR special demographic study, “The Declining Productivity of the U.S. Household 1960-80.” The U.S. population has lost capacities for family formation at such a rate that demographic disaster looms over the United States.
by Gretchen Small and Susan Welsh
A report of the Georgetown Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) explains that the Kissinger policy of pulling troops out of Europe, and the Kissinger policy of fomenting chaos and population wars in Central and South America, are one and the same policy.
by Konstantin and Luba George
Examination of the Kremlin’s rehabilitation of Molotov.
by Allen Douglas
by Claes Wahl
by Robyn Quijano
Report on Colombian President Betancur’s bid to bolster regional cooperation and destroy the drug mafia.
by Laurent Murawiec
by Mel Klenetsky
Manatt ripped up the U.S. Constitution to stop LaRouche’s name from being placed in nomination in San Francisco. Delegates could vote for whom they wanted, as long as his name was Mondale, and his advisers were Henry Kissinger.
Documentation: What Rule 6 says.
by Mel Klenetsky
by Kathleen Klenetsky
Wife of a slumlord, linked to organized crime? A female Tip O’Neill.