Volume 16, Number 38, September 21, 1989
Interviews
Monsignor Ladas Tulaba
by Maria Cristina Fiocchi
The former rector of the Pontifical Lithuanian College in Rome discusses the enormous upheaval taking place in the Baltic nations.
Ruggero Raimondi
One of the world’s leading operatic bass-baritones tells why he has joined the battle against today’s high musical tuning.
Book Reviews
Why America Is Losing ‘the Game’
by Mark Burdman
The Game Player: Confessions of the CIA’s Original Political Operative, by Miles Copeland.
A Civil Libertarian Who Opposes Liberty
by Nancy Guice
Why We Act Like Canadians, by Pierre Burton.
Departments
Satanwatch
by Karl Svensson
“Black Sabbath” in Sweden.
Andean Report
by Gretchen Small
Who Will Join Colombia in Battle?
Panama Report
by Carlos Wesley
Non-Aligned Nations Back Noriega.
Editorial
Who Is This Man?
Economics
Take the Crash Now! Waiting Will Make It Worse
by Christopher White
Rather than madly trying to roll over about $1.25 trillion of unpayable debt through short-term schemes, it would be far better for our economy, to collapse the pyramid right now.
Bankers Fear Lyndon LaRouche’s Influence in Ibero-America
by Robyn Quijano
The ‘Orthodox’ Road to a Dope Economy
by William Engdahl
Poles considering Jeffrey Sachs’s “economic shock therapy” should consider how he wrecked Bolivia.
Currency Rates
The Wyoming Mirage
by Scott Thompson
Prospects for a multi-billion U.S.-Soviet agreement are fading fast.
Hippie Agriculture Makes It to the Big Time, Will Create Food Shortages
by Robert L. Baker
Report from Rio
by Silvia Palacios
Brazil Declares “White Moratorium.”
Agriculture
by Marcia Merry
No More Cheese for School Lunches.
Business Briefs
Feature
The Drug Mob’s Legalizers Go on the Warpath
by Jeffrey Steinberg
The footsoldiers of the international narcotics mafia and their friendly bankers, have united in a single chorus to demand that drugs be legalized. Who are these spreaders of enemy propaganda, and how can they and their masters be defeated? In this section, EIR provides vital intelligence for all who can muster the will to fight.
Lyndon LaRouche’s 15-Point Plan for a War on Drugs
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
LaRouche’s 20-Year War on Dope, Inc.
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Foundation Seeks End to Dope ‘Prohibition’
About the Drug Policy Foundation.
A Rogues’ Gallery of Drug Legalizers
The Fallacious Case for Legalization
by Dr. John Grauerholz, M.D.
International
Colombia Takes Offensive Again; More Aid Is Urgent
by José Restrepo
A series of new decrees has cleared away a number of bureaucratic barriers which the drug cartel has been using to protect itself. But the Army is running out of such essentials as gasoline and uniforms. Where will it get the money?
Syria: Narcotics Center of the Middle East
Moscow Loses Ground in East Germany, as Exodus Disturbs ‘New Yalta’ Plans
by Rainer Apel
Ukrainian Freedom Movement Gathers Strength, Backed by Polish Solidarnosc
by Oksana Polishchuk and Luba George
Auschwitz Uproar Endangers Poland at Its Historic Crossroads
by Muriel Mirak
What Hangs on Zhao Ziyang’s Fate
by Linda de Hoyos
International Intelligence
National
Boris Yeltsin Asks America To Save the Soviet Empire
by Kathleen Klenetsky
The slick “ultra-reformist” from Russia, on tour in the United States, acted as Gorbachov’s right-hand man, warning of a cataclysm unless the West rolls out the financial red carpet for the Soviet Empire.
Bush Called ‘Personally Responsible’ for LaRouche
Helms Amendment on Art Funding Bill Needs Support, Criticism Too
by D. Stephen Pepper
U.S. Press Blackout of KGB-Palme Story Finally Broken
Estonian Activist Seeks U.S. Support
by William Jones
Judge Bryan: COG in Police-State Machine
by Joseph Brewda
The judge who railroaded Lyndon LaRouche seems to be part of the “secret government” he protected.
Iowa Explosion Blamed on Sailor
by Leo Scanlon
Eye on Washington
by Nicholas F. Benton
Yeltsin Visit: A Soviet Deception.
Congressional Closeup
by William Jones
National News
