The Jewish fascist underground may not be aware of it as they plot tossing bombs at the Dome of the Rock mosque, but Syrian intelligence, tied into the Israeli mafia through some old and dirty families of Aleppo, is behind their actions.
by Rainer Apel
Cutting Genscher Down to Size.
by Thierry Lalevée
Behind the “Unified Terror Command.”
by John Grauerholz, M.D.
Retrofit for Genetic Diseases.
by Tecumseh
Dr. Strangelove Is Alive and Well.
Shades of the Malvinas
by Kathleen Klenetsky
The measures will do nothing to reduce the U.S. trade-deficit or halt the collapse of the goods-producing economy, but will aid the effort to pull the United States out of Europe, the Mideast, and Asia.
by Thierry Lalevée
by Mark Sonnenblick
by Rainer Apel
by Robert Gallagher
A preview of the findings of EIR’s forthcoming Quarterly Economic Report.
by George Elder
Food Shortage: Not If—When.
by Mark Sonnenblick
The Food Weapon: The Case of Brazil.
by Laurent Murawiec
When President Reagan visits, he will find that one of America’s poorest allies is also that most committed to the Atlantic Alliance, the President’s Strategic Defense Initiative, and to “waging a fight for the development of Africa to regain it from communism” The major problems facing the country? The IMF and the U.S. State Department.
Portugal Is Open to the SDI Program.
Strategic Defense: Europe Should Join in a “Manhattan Project.”
Fight Communism with Economic Development.
IMF Blocks All Hope for Democracy.
“I Am Completely in Favor of the SDI.”
“Africa Needs Our Technology To Develop.”
by Phocion
The nationalists around the army, the King, and the former President must not wait for a “green light from Washington” if they hope to save their nation from the Kremlin’s “great game” in the Eastern Mediterranean.
by Valerie Rush
Within only two weeks of Lyndon LaRouche’s call for a real, “shooting-war” on drugs, major features of his general staff order in that regard are being picked up for implementation.
Documentation: An editorial statement from Diario de Caracas.
by Charles B. Stevens
The U.S.S.R. seeks a “monopoly” on missile defenses, will have a nationwide conventional ABM “operational in the late 1980s,” and has gone beyond research to begin actually developing prototype laser weapons, reports the Defense Secretary.
Documentation: Excerpts from his April 2 press conference.
by Mark Burdman
A report on the recent Atlantic Bridge conference in Dallas.
by M.T. Upharson
Who’s Next? — A New Poll — Moscow Connection.
by Kathleen Klenetsky
The Defense Budget Gets the Axe — Congress Starts Hearings on Bank of Boston Scandal — Heinz Bill Would Extend Medicare Hospice Benefits — Kissinger’s “Private State Department” Scored — Capitol Crimes.