Volume 12, Number 44, November 8, 1985
Interviews
Robert T. N’Dau
The former Minister of planning, Transportation, Industrial Development, Water Resources, and Mining of Mali discusses Africa’s potential for development through technology.
Robert Kupperman
The director of the recent CSIS study simulating of the fall of the Philippines gives a candid view of the psychological techniques used to determine policy.
Departments
Middle East Report
by M. Mizrahi
The New Middle East.
Report from Paris
by Vivian Freyre Zoakos and Mark Burdman
France in Uproar over Trilaterals.
Vatican
by Augustinus
Pope Backs Debtors in UN Speech
Report from Rio
by Lorenzo Carrasco
Sarney Rejects IMF Shock Treatment.
New Delhi
by Susan Maitra
Accord To Share Ganga Water Extended.
American System
by Anton Chaitkin
Henry Clay: National development must take precedence over debt payments.
Editorial
The dangers of the summit obsession.
Economics
Banks Demand ‘Big Stick’ against Debtor Countries
by Valerie Rush
After the Institute for International Finance meeting, the Reagan Administration cuts off Peru and the Philippines.
Will Western Civilization Survive the AIDS Pandemic?
by Warren J. Hamerman
The director of the EIR Biological Holocaust Task Force documents the impending threat of the AIDS pandemic.
Currency Rates
Alarm in Africa over Rising Debt
by Mary Lalevée
Argentine Siege: In Whose Defense?
by Cynthia R. Rush
Alfonsín’s need to make a good showing in the forthcoming elections has driven him to take drastic political action.
Labor in Focus
by Marianna Wertz
AFL-CIO Convention: Trilateral Heyday.
Business Briefs
Science & Technology
Argentina Plans To Mass Produce Nuclear Power
by Paul Gallagher
The director of the Fusion Energy Foundation reports on Argentina’s CAREM Project for mass production of small nuclear reactor modules.
GE’s PRISM—A Mass Production Breeder Reactor
Nuclear Production Costs Increase
Feature
Who in Washington Is Sabotaging the War on Drugs?
The jailing of anti-drug fighter Elliot Greenspan in Boston shows that President Reagan’s War on Drugs is being sabotaged from within the Justice Department and the FBI.
A Political Witchhunt: The Greenspan Case
A documentation of the year-long harassment of organizations associated with Lyndon H. LaRouche by the Justice Department.
William F. Weld, U.S. Attorney
A portrait of the man who uses his position as U.S. Attorney to conduct political vendettas against his opponents.
The FBI, Don Regan, and the Dope Trade
Who Is Covering for Ohio’s Drug Bankers?
International
George Shultz and Two Clichés of Our Time
by Criton Zoakos
Treason against U.S. national interests continues to be protected by two axiomatic delusions.
The Philippines: Scenarios and Operations To Remove Marcos
Think tanks and the U.S. media are openly promoting the fall of Marcos in the tradition of Vietnam and Iran.
Moscow Shapes Asian ‘Pax Sovietica’
by Rachel Douglas
Moscow reveals its plans for a New Yalta-style “collective security” pact for Asia.
Islamo-Marxists Win Control in Iran
by Thierry Lalevée
International Intelligence
Document
The Greek Premier: A ‘Roman à clef’
by Phocion
Part II of the text of a mysterious manuscript, discovered “somewhere near Qasr al-Nil, in Cairo,” during the Christmas season of 1982.
National
Battle over AIDS Turns U.S. Politics Upside Down
by Nancy Spannaus
The threat of AIDS is causing a revolution in American politics.
SDI Scientists Under Fire from the FBI
by Paul Gallagher
Weinberger Challenges the Arms Controllers
Weinberger takes on the most powerful lobby group in the world.
Congressional Closeup
National News
