EIR Volume 17, Number 26, June 22, 1990

Making an abrupt break with international diplomatic etiquette, Mahathir bin Mohamad, the Prime Minister of Malaysia, let loose against the immorality and callousness of the “debt slavery” which has been enforced on the Third World by the United States and international monetary institutions.

Currency Rates

Thatcher Tries To Save Humpty-Dumpty

by Mark Burdman

‘Peace Dividend’ Wrecks California

by Brian Lantz

Growing Worries about Economy of India

by Ramtanu Maitra and Susan Maitra

Its historically low foreign debt has zoomed to $60 billion.

Fete Set for Opium Trade Guru Adam Smith

by Mark Burdman

Savings and Loan Wars Heat Up

by Jeffrey Steinberg

Agriculture

by Marcia Merry

Funds Cut from Infant Food Program.

Business Briefs

Feature

Supreme Court Tramples on Human Dignity

by John Sigerson

Its decision not to even consider an appeal of the railroad conviction of Lyndon LaRouche and six associates even though the Court knows LaRouche to be entirely innocent ushers in an era of Administrative fascism in the United States, which will only be broken when people take to the streets.

Documentation: Statement by U.S. Congressional candidate Lyndon LaRouche on the Supreme Court’s decision.

The Hope of Mankind Lies in a Global Moral Renaissance

by Helga Zepp-LaRouche

Address by Schiller Institute founder Helga Zepp-LaRouche to the Martin Luther King Freedom Day Tribunal on June 2.

A Worldwide Outcry for Human Rights

Highlights of remarks at the Tribunal by freedom fighters and human rights campaigners from around the world.

International

Gorbachov, Yeltsin Move Toward ‘Third Rome’ Model

by Konstantin George

Just as Lyndon LaRouche predicted back in 1983, the crisis in the Soviet empire has forced the dumping of the Brezhnev communist model and its replacement with a nakedly imperial system modeled on ancient Rome and Byzantium—but with an even worse economic policy.

Ratzinger Sees Europe’s Future Based on Concept of ‘Continuing Creation’

by Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger

Policy statement by the Vatican’s prefect for the Congregation of the Faith.

LaRouche Case a Test for CSCE

by Poul Rasmussen

Superpowers Push European ‘New Yalta’

by Gabriele Liebig

European Arms Control: Hostage to Gorbachov?

Albrecht Arrest Sheds Light on Stasi-Terror Tie

TV Show on Jenninger Rips ADL-Backed Hoax

by Liliana Celani

S. Korea’s Gamble To Neutralize North

by Lydia Cherry

Canada Drowns at Meech Lake

Peru Elections Say No to Thatcherism

by Luis Ernesto Vásquez

International Intelligence

National

Marion Barry Case Sparks Resistance to Frameup of Black Leaders

by Mel Klenetsky

With black establishment leaders like Jesse Jackson and Walter Fauntroy urging the Washington mayor to cop a plea and submit to the Justice Department’s witchhunt operations which have targeted black elected officials around the country, many have smelled a rat, and they’re beginning to revolt.

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Book Reviews

Departments

Economics

Feature

International

National

Corrections