Volume 13, Number 36, September 12, 1986
Departments
Dateline Mexico
by Josefina Menéndez
Mexican Labor and the IMF.
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
Gorbachov Opens a New Flank.
Northern Flank
by Göran Haglund
Did the KGB Murder Olof Palme?
Andean Report
by Valerie Rush
Cornering a President.
Editorial
“The Orchestra Played Perfectly.”
Economics
Gold: Weapon for Japanese Economic Self-Defense?
by Christopher White
Why would the Japanese begin to opt for gold? Because Federal Reserve chairman Paul Volcker’s current campaign to force Germany and Japan to lower their interest rates threatens to push the world financial system over the cliff.
Currency Rates
The Debt-for-Equity Scam Takes Hold
by Valerie Rush
U.S. Locust Effort Off to a Good Start
by Marjorie Mazel Hecht
Where’s Peace-Loving Moscow Now?
The End of the AIDS Coverup: Scientific Aspects of the Threat
by John Grauerholz, M.D.
Reviews the full span of scientific evidence about the spread of the AIDS retrovirus, in language the layman can understand—and use.
Agriculture
by Marcia Merry
U.S. Food Imports Top Exports.
Business Briefs
Operation Juárez
The Conceptual Basis for a Healthy Economy
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
The concluding part of Lyndon H. LaRouche’s introduction to the book Ibero-American Integration, outlining the economic system that offers the nations of Ibero-America an alternative to debt slavery.
Why Use the Term ‘Ibero-America’
Science & Technology
Packard Defense Reforms: Worse than the Problem
by Robert Gallagher
Continues his series on the attacks on the U.S. defense industry with a report on the economic impacts of the Packard Commission recommendations.
Feature
Countering the Syrian War Threat against Israel
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
The policy of step-by-step appeasement of the demands of Moscow and Moscow’s chief Middle East puppet, Syria’s President Hafez Assad, must change. The United States must either create conditions which would deter Assad from provoking a new Middle East war—or ensure a decisive victory for Israel over Syria, should that war occur. Lyndon H. LaRouche’s paper on the urgent need for a new U.S. policy for the Middle East.
International
García Blocks Soviet Plans at Non-Aligned Meeting
by Linda de Hoyos
Panama Fires Salvo in War on Drugs
by Gretchen Small
More than a defense of their record, the Panamanian government’s report is a political tool for forging a unified anti-drug command.
Documentation: Excerpts from the Introduction to “Panama: 16 Years of Struggle against Drug Traffic”; excerpts from an address to the International Conference on Narcotic Drugs, held in Vienna, Austria in October 1973, by Lt. Col. Manuel Noriega, then head of the National Guard’s G-2.
The ‘Bulgarian Connection’ to Environmentalist Genocide
A report on the Varna, Bulgaria “ecology and peace” conference, detailing how East bloc intelligence services are expanding their support and control of Western environmentalism.
The Basel Mother-Cult of the Conservation Movement
The IIASA: Systems Analysis and Genocide
International Intelligence
National
Deukmejian Decision Shows: Budget-Cutters Spread AIDS
by Nicholas F. Benton
Magistrate Backs NBC Plot against LaRouche
What Evil Is Jeremy Rifkin Up To Now?
by Kathleen Klenetsky
The Media: ‘Black Widow’ Exposé Case Comes to Court
Elephants and Donkeys
by D. Stephen Pepper
GOP Prepares Raid as Democrats Self-Destruct
National News
