Volume 19, Number 21, May 22, 1992
Interviews
Josip Cvitan
by Paolo Raimondi
The vice president of the Croatian Democratic Party makes an urgent appeal for international assistance for his war-torn country.
Departments
Andean Report
by Valerie Rush
Terrorist Control of Canto Grande Ends.
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
Big German Crisis Brewing for Autumn.
Editorial
Voters in Bed with Trilateral Commission.
Books
Pro-ADL Lawyer Organizes Against Judaism
by Stanley Ezrol
Chutzpah, by Alan M. Dershowitz.
French Book Slanders LaRouche, POE
by Jacques Cheminade
Enquêtes sur la Droite Extrème (Investigations of the Far Right), by René Monzat.
Do U.K. ‘Choice’ Schools Educate?
by Margaret Sexton
A Lesson in School Reform from Great Britain, by John E. Chubb and Terry M. Moe.
Dams that Brought Us Closer to ‘Nature’
by Margaret Sexton
The Colorado River Through Grand Canyon; Natural History and Human Change, by Steven W. Carothers and Bryan T. Brown.
Economics
European Union: The Monster of Maastricht
by Gabriele Liebig
Not only does the treaty strip the nations of Europe of their sovereignty, but it expressly forbids the very measures that are necessary to reverse the economic crisis.
Documentation: Thuggery behind French Parliament’s “yes” vote, and a Danish Trilateral Commission member says the treaty is needed to prevent any link between Germany and Russia.
Currency Rates
Poland Votes Down IMF Budget Dictates
by Marcia Merry
BIS Central Bankers Sound Alarm over Banking Practices
by William Engdahl
The wild games with “derivative financial instruments” that are keeping desperate banks and other companies afloat—barely—have got the central bankers worried.
Agriculture
by Suzanne Rose
World Bank Backs Collectivization.
Business Briefs
Feature
Chinese ‘Reform’: Deng Xiaoping’s Cat Can’t Catch Mice
by Michael Billington
Deng claimed that he could use China’s cheap labor to attract foreign investments and build up an export industry, thereby accumulating capital for development. It hasn’t worked, and could never have worked, since the strategy ignored the fundamentals of real economics. An analysis by Michael Billington.
China’s Imperial Policy Designs
by Michael Billington
International
Gorbachov Stumps for One-World Government
by Leif Johnson
Whereas Winston Churchill inaugurated the Cold War with his speech at Fulton, Missouri 46 years ago, Mikhail Gorbachov went there to usher in “global government.”
Documentation: Excerpts from Gorbachov’s speech.
No Japanese Aid to Russia Yet
by Kathy Wolfe
ICLC Europe Conference Asks, ‘Chaos, or the Development of Nations?’
by Rachel Douglas
Great Britain Strives To Restore Monarchies in Balkans—and Beyond
by Mark Burdman
The rush to power by Europe’s incestuous royal families became operational in 1991.
Bosnia Faces Being Wiped Off the Map
by Konstantin George
Croatian Parliament Ousts Banker in Anti-IMF Move
The War in Croatia Is Not Over: An Appeal for International Help
by Paolo Raimondi
An interview with Josip Cvitan.
Brazilian Resistance Nears Boiling Point
by Valerie Rush
For the Independence of Karabakh
by Mr. Kechichian
Beyond the fight between Armenians and Azeris, Turkey is making a bid for regional hegemony, which may backfire against it.
Armenians Are Determined To Win
by Christine Bierre
Staged Massacre at Khodjalou
International Intelligence
National
Los Angeles Riots Usher In ‘Fascism with a Human Face’
by Kathleen Klenetsky
The key elements of the urban program currently in the works include so-called free enterprise zones, welfare “reform,” community-based policing, and tenant ownership of public housing.
Narco-Terrorism Is Coming Home To Roost
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Outlaws Run Virginia Sheriff’s Dept. That Worked To Frame Up Candidate
Virginia To Execute a Possibly Innocent Man
by Nancy Spannaus
The World-Historic Importance of LaRouche’s Presidential Campaign
by Debra Hanania Freeman
A speech by Debra Hanania Freeman.
Hashemi Tapes Turned Over to Congress
by Edward Spannaus
Eye on Washington
by Paola de Santiago
Demilitarization Scenario Unfolds.
Congressional Closeup
by William Jones
National News
