Volume 19, Number 34, August 28, 1992
Interviews
Anton Chaitkin
The co-author of George Bush: The Unauthorized Biography discusses the response to his newly published bombshell.
Reviews
Will the 25th Amendment Be Invoked Against Bush?
by Kathleen Klenetsky
Maximum Vigilance, by Steve Pieczenik.
‘Let Not Your Rage Destroy a Life’
by Nora Hamerman
Leonardo da Vinci: The Anatomy of Man, by the Houston Museum of Fine Arts.
Departments
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
World Tribunal on Serbian War Crimes.
Panama Report
by Carlos Wesley
“Only 13% Were Women and Children.”
Report from Rio
by Geraldo Luis Zaraiva Lino
Collor “Supporters” Wear Black.
Andean Report
by Andrea Olivieri
Colombia: Corruption in High Places.
Music Views and Reviews
by Kathy Wolfe
Dorothy Maynor’s Voice from Heaven.
Editorial
You Read It Here.
Education
Restore Classical Education to the Secondary Classroom
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
LaRouche developed this proposal for the reform of American educational curriculum, in a 1985 open letter to Albert Shanker, president of the United Federation of Teachers. Part 1.
Economics
Could the Truth about Citicorp Finally Emerge?
by William Engdahl
The nation’s largest bank has a “Memorandum of Understanding” with the federal government, which is another way of saying it is bankrupt, and the Federal Reserve is keeping its doors open with taxpayers’ money.
The California Dream Becomes a Nightmare, as Defense Cuts Hit Hard
by Brian Lantz
Clinton, Bush Vie To Enforce Free Trade Disaster on U.S., Mexico
by Peter Rush
The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFFA) was initialed on Aug. 12 by trade negotiators.
Norway Won First Round for Whaling; Who Believes in Greenpeace Now?
by Michael Ericson
Currency Rates
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida Faces Civil, Criminal Investigations
by Linda Everett
Agriculture
by Philip Ulanowsky
Phylloxera Hits California Vineyards.
Business Briefs
Feature
Time To Bury the Dead Culture of the Confederacy
by Frederic Henderson
The United States today has become captive to the very doctrines against which the Civil War of 1861-65 was fought. To the extent that the doctrine of free trade, described by Henry Carey as “the most gigantic system of slavery the world has yet seen,” is resisted, the tendency toward freedom grows; to the extent it is not, slavery, and the degradation of man, become the hallmark of a nation on its way to extinction. By Frederic W. Henderson.
Confederate Constitution Upheld Free Trade, Slavery
International
Shining Path International Grows by Leaps and Bounds
by Andrea Olivieri
The terrorists are growing under the umbrella of “democracy,” operating openly throughout Europe and the Americas.
Zepp-LaRouche Tells U.N. Commission: ‘My Husband Is a Political Prisoner!’
Authoritarian Regime Is Coming to Russia
by Konstantin George
Siege of Italy Is Threat to Europe
by Leonardo Servadio
Pagan Baha’i Cult Plays Leading Role in U.N.’s Human Rights Meeting
by Mark Burdman
The same world-federalist circles who brought us the Earth Summit in June 1992, are planning the World Conference on Human Rights in 1993. Their malthusian agenda is the same, and behind both is the Baha’i International Community.
LaRouche on ‘Metaphor’ Is Topic at Conference
Only Pakistan and Iran Can Resolve the Afghan Imbroglio
by Ramtanu Maitra
Iran Offers India Access to Central Asia
by Ramtanu Maitra
U.S. Undermines Thailand’s Security
by Michael Billington
Malaysia Mobilizes To Save Bosnia
by Lydia Cherry
International Intelligence
National
Republicans in Wonderland
by Harley Schlanger
Despite the facade of unity, there was grumbling among the ranks of the GOP, since none of the spectacle presented to the TV cameras had any bearing on the reality faced by voters in a deepening depression.
LaRouche-Bevel Slate Kicks Off in Memphis
by Marla Minnicino
Co-Author of Bush Biography: ‘This Is Not a Partisan Book’
An interview with Anton Chaitkin.
National News
