Volume 17, Number 43, November 9, 1990
Interviews
Dr. Hazem Nusseibeh
by Joseph Brewda
The former foreign minister and U.N. ambassador of Jordan says that the Anglo-American Mideast adventure is aimed at blackmailing Europe and Japan.
Mahmud El-Sherif
by Joseph Brewda
The editor of a leading Jordanian newspaper dissects some of the lies being spread by the U.S. news media.
Departments
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
New Options Open for Maglev Trains.
Vatican
by Maria Cristina Fiocchi
World Synod Meets in Rome.
Andean Report
by Aurelio Córdova
“Sword and Cross” Under Fire.
Dateline Mexico
by Carlos Cota
Under New Management.
Editorial
Not Another Munich.
Science & Technology
Ulysses Spacecraft Takes a New Look at the Sun
by Marsha Freeman
For the first time, a man-made spacecraft will venture out of the plane of the planets in order to see the Sun’s north and south poles. Marsha Freeman discusses the wealth of new information on solar activity that the European-made Ulysses is expected to yield in 1995, after it sweeps back from its long swing around Jupiter.
Economics
New GNP Figures: What Is Growing?
by Christopher White
In reality, the only things growing are the cancerous pileup of debt and speculation, and the insanity of those who deny the economy is in a tailspin.
U.S. Banking Crisis Shocks Ibero-America
by Dennis Small
Bush never bothered to tell them that the U.S. is in a depression.
Beijing Seeks To Rein In the Provinces
by Mary McCourt Burdman
‘Debt for Nature’ Marauders Target Peru and Brazil
by Sara Madueño
Currency rates
Let’s Hope the GATT ‘Uruguay Round’ Will End in Failure
by Marcia Merry
Collor’s Brazilian Honeymoon Is Over
by Silvia Palacios
Documentation: A Brazilian newspaper calls for a Christian “Third Way” between Adam Smith and Karl Marx.
Agriculture
by Marcia Merry
U.S. Farm Bill Cuts $13.6 Billion.
Labor in Focus
by Janet G. West
U.S. “Care-Less” of Mentally Ill.
Business Briefs
Feature
‘Dope, Inc.’ Is Doubling Every Five Years!
by Dennis Small
Back in 1986, a team of EIR researchers were called “extremists” and much worse for exposing the $250 billion integrated multinational narcotics cartel and its crucial banking support network. But a new look shows that its figures were in fact too low: Then it was $400 billion, and today it is $558 billion, and growing faster than ever.
Chinese Opium to Colombian Cocaine
by Valerie Rush
A capsule history of British origins and growth of the world dope trade.
How the Traffickers Launder Drug Money
by Gretchen Small
Drug Dealers Rush Through Shattered Iron Curtain
by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach
International
Petulant Bush Beats the War Drums against Iraq
by Joseph Brewda
Will the President Use the Congressional Recess To Launch a War?
Economic Conspiracy Against Iraq Exposed
by Joseph Brewda
‘We Are Convinced War Option Is Inevitable’
by Joseph Brewda
Interview with Dr. Harem Nusseibeh, former foreign minister of Jordan.
‘Western Media Always Paint Saddam Black’
by Joseph Brewda
Interview with Mahmud El-Sherif, editor of the Jordanian daily Ad Dustour.
Helga Zepp-LaRouche Addresses Freedom Celebration in Hungary
by Helga Zepp-LaRouche
Operation Gladio and the European Revolt
by Umberto Pascali
Documentation: From the dossier on the super-secret renegade paramilitary operation run by U.S. and British intelligence in Italy.
India’s V.P. Singh Government About To Collapse over Religious Warfare
by Ramtanu Maitra and Susan Maitra
Rockefeller Interests in Drug-Money Scandal
by Jacobo Frontini
Latvian Opposition Gathers in Riga
by Malte Vasaukas
International Intelligence
National
Budget Package Provokes Mass Protest Reaction
by William Jones
As Lyndon LaRouche predicted back in 1988, it is the economic collapse which will finally sink George Bush’s government; now angry voters are looking for an alternative to the insanity of “tax hikes versus spending cuts.”
LaRouche Supporters Canvass 10th Congressional District in Virginia
Commission Finds Nebraska Bigwigs Covering Up Child Abuse and Satanism
Congressional Closeup
by William Jones
National News
