Volume 17, Number 33, August 17, 1990
Book Reviews
‘God Is Green, Long Live the Queen’
by Mark Burdman
God is Green: Christianity and the Environment, by Ian Bradley; and Political Theory and Animal Rights, by Paul A.B. Clarke and Andrew Linzey.
Departments
Dateline Mexico
by Carlos Cota Meza
“Solidarity Week” a Cruel Joke.
Report from Rio
by Silvia Palacios
Brazil Appeases Superpowers.
Panama Report
by Carlos Wesley
Project Democracy Devours Offspring.
Andean Report
by Andrea Olivieri
Colombian Voters Betrayed?
Editorial
United Nations cannot impose law.
Science & Technology
America Can Still Solve the Crisis in Science Education
by Mark Wilsey
After it was almost obliterated by the “Reagan recovery,” the National Science Foundation has recently begun a series of initiatives aimed at solving the growing shortfall of qualified scientists which the United States faces as it moves into the 21st century. EIR interviews one of the main movers behind that effort, Dr. Bassam Shakhashiri.
Economics
Winners and Losers in the Third ‘Oil Shock’
by William Engdahl
The most devastating impact will be felt by the rotten U.S. economy, and the Eastern European economies which are just struggling to get off the ground.
Soviets Mobilize To Save Record Harvest
by Konstantin George
Brazil and the New Nuclear Boom: A Lesson in ‘Listian’ Economics
by Lorenzo Carrasco
Currency Rates
Pakistan’s Economy Drifts into the Trap of Foreign Dependence
by Susan Maitra and Ramtanu Maitra
The AIDS Epidemic Four Years Later: LaRouche Was Right
by John Grauerholz, M.D.
AIDS Epidemic Fuels Tuberculosis Outbreak
by John Grauerholz, M.D.
Fujimori Decrees ‘Shock’ for Peru
by Peter Rush
Banking
by John Hoefle
Runs on the Banks Are Growing.
Energy Insider
by Marjorie Mazel Hecht
Watkins Abets Hanford Radiation Scare.
Agriculture
by Marcia Merry
Food Cartel Takes Over Research.
Business Briefs
Feature
British Steer Gulf Crisis toward One-World Government
by Webster G. Tarpley
The UN Security Council was created as a mechanism for oligarchical destruction of nation-states, but the Cold War placed obstacles in the way of this plan. Now, with the “end” of the Cold War, the Anglo-American-Soviet condominium is pushing this genocidal policy with renewed vigor, as developments around Kuwait attest.
The Persian Gulf: A British Lake
by Webster G. Tarpley
Anglo-Americans Set Stage for Mideast War
A time-line of the most important events this year.
Understanding the War in the Mideast
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Natural $30-35 Oil Price To Shock U.S.
It’s not that the oil price will go too high, but that the U.S. economy is too sick to handle it.
International
German Unity Faces Towering Challenges
by Rainer Apel
If a united Germany is to serve as a motor for world peace and economic development, Chancellor Helmut Kohl will have to put less emphasis on administrative maneuvers and instead organize Germans around Lyndon LaRouche’s “Productive Triangle” perspective.
A Hot, Bitter Summer in Moscow
by Larissa Grigorenko and Karl Heine
Travelogue by two recently returned visitors.
Will Moscow Legalize Drugs?
by Muriel Mirak
Bhutto Removed; Promises Betrayed, Says President of Pakistan
by Susan Maitra and Ramtanu Maitra
Hollinger Corp.: Dope, Inc.’s Global Press Empire
by Sandro Mitromaco
This Canada-based firm, on whose board sits Henry Kissinger, is manipulating the Israeli side of the Mideast war, and is running the slander campaign against a united Germany.
Trilateral Policy Is Tested in Trinidad
by Carlos Wesley
International Intelligence
National
LaRouche Candidates Win Victories in Midwest
by Patricia Salisbury
Far from being knocked out of the political arena by being thrown into jail, Virginia Congressional candidate Lyndon LaRouche is sending tremors through the political hacks scene in Washington, and was the topic of a heated debated in the House. Only days later, his associates scored new election victories in Michigan and Missouri.
Bush to Aspen Confab: Third World the Enemy
by Kathleen Klenetsky
Under Bush, the U.S. military is to be turned into an instrument of genocidal population wars against the darker-skinned peoples of the Southern Hemisphere.
Bush Stands Up South American Compradors
by Mark Sonnenblick
Congressional Closeup
by William Jones
National News
Notice to Readers
EIR will not publish next week. We are skipping an additional issue during the summer, in order to compensate for the gradual slippage over the years that has put our 50-issue volume out of synchrony with the calendar year. Issue No. 34 will be dated Aug. 31, 1990.
