Volume 17, Number 34, August 31, 1990
Book Reviews
Argentine Foreign Minister Attacks Mercantilism, Defends Grain Cartels
by Florín Doro
La Argentina que pudo ser; los costos de la represión económica, by Domingo Cavallo, Roberto Domenech, and Yair Mundlak.
Departments
From New Delhi
by Susan Maitra
Different Reactions, Same Crisis.
Dateline Montreal
Campeau Rides Again.
Editorial
Good-Bye, Environmentalism.
Science & Technology
High-speed Railroads Will Transform Europe’s Economy
Rapidly expanding the rate of the movement of goods and passengers will be the key to the success of the European “Productive Triangle” extending from Paris to Berlin to Vienna, as proposed by Lyndon LaRouche. It also means dumping Adam Smith “free market” economics once and for all. Part I of a series, taken from a special report just released in Germany.
Economics
Dow Jones: The Nation’s ‘Top Indicator’ Indicates Nothing
by Anthony K. Wikrent
Since July 17, world stock markets have dropped precipitously. Yet the depth of the crisis has been masked-how?
LaRouche: Bush in ‘Flight Forward’ from Financial Collapse
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
British Greens Welcome Shutdown of Middle East Oil
by Mark Burdman
Brazil Bows to U.S., Dynamites Its Relationship to Iraq
Once, it was a model of how Third World nations could help each other to industrialize.
Mexico’s AIDS Mafia Gets a Challenge
by Mark Sonnenblick
Thailand’s Infrastructure Bottlenecks Endanger Economic Takeoff
by Uwe Henke v. Parpart
Currency Rates
Agriculture
by Marcia Merry
Big Jump in Demand for Food Stamps.
Business Briefs
Feature
A Peace Plan in the True Interests of Arab and Israeli
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
For decades, the British have successfully sabotaged any potential for Arabs to use their oil revenues to create modern industrialized countries in the Middle East. If there’s ever to be peace there, not only must the British influence be eliminated, but Israelis must join Arabs in huge water-management and other infrastructure projects. Lyndon LaRouche sketches how it must be done.
LaRouche: ‘A Leibnizian Approach to City Design’
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
From his 1981 proposal to the Organization of African Unity.
German Technology Is Key to Mideast Peace
by Helga Zepp-LaRouche
The chairman of the Patriots for Germany party, Helga Zepp-LaRouche, commends Germany for its unwillingness to be drawn into the Anglo-Americans’ war. But she says Germany should go further, and win the peace by formally endorsing and carrying out LaRouche’s “Productive Triangle” concept.
International
Bush Is Biggest Obstacle to Gulf Peace Accord
by Joseph Brewda
Oil Grab Seeks To Wipe Out OPEC
by Joseph Brewda
LaRouche: ‘Could Be Worse than Sarajevo’
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Kissinger’s Hand in the Dirty Little Colonial War in the Gulf
by Scott Thompson
Gulf Crisis Used To Target Third World
by Mary McCourt Burdman
Asian Leaders Not Keen on Mideast War
by Lydia Cherry
Turkey Squeezed in Strategic Vise
by Joseph Brewda
China Exploits Crisis To Target Taiwan
by Mary McCourt Burdman
Soviets Shift Military Strategy; Relationship to Germany Emphasized
by Konstantin George
German Unification, Set for October, Could Prevent New World War
by Rainer Apel
German Patriots Launch Vote Campaign
U.S. Talks ‘Democracy’ But Seeks Dictators
by Cynthia R. Rush
United States Fomenting ‘Shining Path’ Genocidalist Takeover of Peru
by Gretchen Small
Poland’s ‘Public’ and ‘Private’ Faces
by Jacques Cheminade
International Intelligence
National
Will Bush Invoke Emergency Government-by-Decree?
by Kathleen Klenetsky
Administration officials don’t want to talk about it, but the Bushmen think they now have their excuse for imposing the emergency rule they’ll need to wipe out opposition to the fascist economic measures they believe are necessary in order to “save” the bankrupt U.S. economy.
LaRouche Campaign Reshapes U.S. Politics
by H. Graham Lowry
Virginia congressional candidate Lyndon LaRouche’s self-portrayal as a “man for a time of crisis” is being fully borne out, as increasing numbers of voters pull the lever for candidates associated with him.
New Scandals Close In on Thornburgh
by Jeffrey Steinberg and Steve Komm
Iranamok Operations To Be Legalized?
by Herbert Quinde
Nebraska Child Abuse Story: FBI, Hysterical over EIR Exposé, Plans Next Phase of Coverup
Our exposé of the Nebraska-based satanic child abuse ring, and of the political bigwigs who are part of it, has struck a raw nerve, indeed. Now certain forces are trying to silence the victims who have dared to speak out.
National News
