Volume 17, Number 9, February 23, 1990
Departments
Middle East Report
by Thierry Lalevée
Shifting Alliances.
Report from Rio
by Silvia Palacios
World Ecologists Pressure Collor.
Dateline Mexico
by Héctor Apolinar
Violence against Cárdenas’s PRD.
Panama Report
by Carlos Wesley
Another Narco Given Top Job.
Editorial
Watching Your Back.
Science & Technology
‘Love Truth and Endeavor To Find It and Communicate It’
by Warren J. Hamerman
Describes the commitment to the idea of truth and truth-seeking that was the bedrock of the Fusion Energy Foundation’s inception fifteen years ago.
The Life and Work of Dr. Robert J. Moon (1911-1989)
by Charles B. Stevens
Economics
LaRouche Issues a Warning of Financial Shock Ahead
by John Hoefle
“It’s the proper time for me as a candidate and also as the world’s leading physical economist at the moment, to make one of my occasional forecasts.”
The Bush Factor: International Funds Flee Depression, Pact with Gorbachov
by Christopher White and Stephen Parsons
The withdrawal of foreign funds confronts the United States with the choice of changing its policy to get in on that boom, or continuing the slide into a new depression.
London Tries To Wreck German Union
by William Engdahl
‘AIDS Shock’ Hits Communist World, Moscow Seeks Emergency Measures
by Mark Burdman
China’s Economy: The Time-Bomb Is Ticking
by Mary McCourt Burdman
Agriculture
by Marcia Merry
“Hang the Brussels Bureaucrats!”
Business Briefs
Feature
Your Money’s Not Safe—U.S. Banks about To Blow
by John Hoefle
The nation’s banking system is on the eve of the same kind of crisis as the one which forced President Roosevelt to act back in the Spring of 1933. Will George Bush draw the necessary conclusions in time? An analysis by John Hoefle.
International
German Unity Drive Promises Second ‘Economic Miracle’
by Gabriele Liebig
Soviets Open to LaRouche’s SDI?
The Soviet Statement: ‘Defense Domination vs. Nuclear Containment’
by Mikhail Aleksandrov
What West and Soviets Must Discuss about SBMD
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Weinberger Flings Cold Water on Gorbymania
by Leo F. Scanlon
LaRouche: We Shall Not Forget Africa or the Martyrs of African Development
Namibian Freedom: A Test of Stability
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Was PanAm 103 an ‘Allowable Casualty’?
by Jeffrey Steinberg
The Cartagena Summit: Andean Nations Reject Bush Military Sprees
by José Restrepo
Bush Economics Keeps Peru Hooked on Cocaine Production
by Mark Sonnenblick
Strike Ban Topples Swedish Government
by Tore Fredin
India and Pakistan Wage More than a War of Words over Kashmir
by Susan Maitra and Ramtanu Maitra
Cambridge Malthusians Run British China Policy
by Mary Burdman and Mark Burdman
Will Philippines Be Bush’s Next Panama?
by Lydia Cherry
International Intelligence
National
Bush Democrats Emerge in Virginia Electoral Campaign
The Democratic Central Committee is turning cartwheels to prevent LaRouche Democrat Nancy Spannaus from becoming the party’s nominee for Republican John Warner’s Senate seat. There’s more “democracy” in the Supreme Soviet!
Kissinger Out of PFIAB; Score One for LaRouche
by Scott Thompson
It was the martyrdom of the courageous students of Tiananmen Square, that finally drove Henry out of office.
Defense Plan Repeats Acheson’s Blunders
by Kathleen Klenetsky
Secretary Cheney’s new guidance, intended to shape strategic policy 1992-97, brings the United States perilously close to repeating the insanity which led to the Korean War.
CIA-KGB in ‘New Age’ of Collaboration
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Civil Rights Struggle Returns to Selma
by Marianna Wertz
Congressional Closeup
by William Jones
National News
Notice to Readers
We are omitting our usual “Currency Rates” chart in this issue to bring you, instead, an overview of currency movements in The Bush Factor: International Funds Flee Depression, Pact with Gorbachov. The normal weekly chart will resume next week.
