Volume 15, Number 50, December 16, 1988
Interviews
Father Alexander Bykowecz
An eyewitness tells how the Bolshevik regime starved the Ukraine.
Science & Technology
U.S. Military Capability Placed in Jeopardy
by Carol White
As a government report underlines, the U.S. not only has no industrial mobilization capability, but has lost the industrial foundation for even peacetime military readiness.
Military System Applications of Superconductors
From the Report of the Defense Science Board Task Force.
Departments
From New Delhi
by Susan Maitra
Benchmark in Sri Lanka.
Panama Report
by Carlos Wesley
Renewed Offensive against Noriega.
Andean Report
by Mark Sonnenblick
Pérez Wins Venezuelan Elections.
Editorial
Gorbachov: No Man of Peace.
Investigation
Financing a Revolution: The NPA’s European Backers
The third in a series on the creators and controllers of the Philippines guerrillas.
Economics
Food Cartels Run the Show at GATT Talks
by Marcia Merry
The final communiqué was a diplomatic feint, to conclude a staged, week-long brawl between the United States and the European Community. They disagreed over whether to slit the farmer’s throat from right to left, or left to right.
Currency Rates
Will Mexico’s New President Get Away with Another Year of Austerity?
by Carlos Méndez
‘Food for Peace’ Holds European-Wide Conference in West Germany
by Michael Stalla
Agriculture
by William Engdahl
More on the Moscow “Grain Robbery.”
Business Briefs
AIDS Update
Costs of Care To Rise Dramatically
Feature
Argentine Military Resistance Boosts Regional Security
by Robyn Quijano
Colonel Seineldín’s military action appears to have saved Argentina’s armed forces from destruction, and set back Soviet designs on the Andean Spine.
Statement by Lyndon LaRouche on Seineldín’s Action
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
The Argentine military hero’s action was “in defense of Venezuela, Colombia, Peru, and Bolivia, a defense of the southern hemispheric flank of the United States.”
Strategic Map
The Andean Spine.
International
Gorbachov’s Agenda: Back to the Stone Age
by Kathleen Klenetsky
He left no doubt of the Russian imperial goal: a global feudal dominion, a “new world order” dedicated to the proposition that industrial and scientific progress is evil.
Gorbachov Troop Cuts Exposed as Fraud
by Konstantin George
Can Bhutto Bring Unity to Pakistan?
by Ramtanu Maitra and Linda de Hoyos
Her coming to power opens a window of opportunity for a nation ravaged by sectarian strife and economic hardship.
New Soviet Envoys in South Asia
by Ramtanu Maitra
Diplomatic Paralysis Greets Arafat’s Offer
by Thierry Lalevée
Burmese ‘Undesirable’ Tours Europe, Asia
Malaysian Opposition Leaders Spurn Mahathir’s Olive Branch
by Sophie Tanapura
Senator Moynihan Joins the Opposition
Paris Music-Lovers Join the Battle for a Lower Tuning
‘Stanislavski Century’: There’s Madness in His Method
by Lana Murawiec
High Stakes in India’s Tamil Nadu Election
by Ramtanu Maitra
International Intelligence
National
Defense Case Begins in Alexandria Witchhunt
by Marianna Wertz
By day 11 of the LaRouche trial, the Big Lie that the prosecution has been trying to present to the jury, and to the slander-hungry press that often crowds the courtroom, was torn to shreds.
International Figures Speak Up for LaRouche
Brainin, Ludwig Dedicate Concert to LaRouche
by John Sigerson
A Look at the 101st Congress
by Ronald Kokinda
Big Brawl over the Defense Appointment
by Kathleen Klenetsky
Eye on Washington
by Nicholas F. Benton
Gorbachov’s “Gift” Was No Surprise.
National News
