Volume 19, Number 42, October 23, 1992
Interviews
Sen. Luciano Barca
by Claudio Celani
Senator Barca, a member of the Democratic Party of the Left (PDS) in the Italian Senate, blasts the monetarist assumptions behind the Maastricht setup.
Departments
Strategic Map
Greenpeace Begins Terrorism Against Japan.
Report from Rio
by Silvia Palacios
Free Trade Policy Takes a Hit.
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
Opposition to IMF Austerity Grows.
Andean Report
by Carlos Méndez
After Guzmán, the “Moderates.”
Dateline Mexico
by Carlos Méndez
PAN Party Splits.
Letters to the Editor
Baha’i “religion,” conspiracies, and populism.
Editorial
The Great Debate that Wasn’t.
Political Economy
Casino Mondiale: A Swindle Runs the Monetary System
by Christopher White, Marcia Merry, John Hoefle, Anthony K. Wikrent, and Laurence Hecht
The so-called debt multiplier and other tricks have transformed the U.S. Treasury into the house bank of the world currency and bond market casino, and the Federal Reserve into the employee who deals winning hands from a stacked deck to favored clients. But the rigged system has broken down.
Non-Money: How the Deficit Is Created
by Christopher White
World Trade Declines as Speculators Rush In
by Anthony K. Wikrent
LaRouche: ‘There’s No Recovery, Anywhere’
Crack-Up of Dollar Era Institutions, June-October 1992
From Worker to Yuppie: What Happened to America’s Labor Force?
by Laurence Hecht
Economics
London Decrees: U.S. Must Get No New Infrastructure
by Marcia Merry
If you believe the Economist of London, the United States does not need roads, bridges, water projects, and modern transportation, because the “baby boom” is over, and we’re in the post-industrial society. No thanks, guys!
Economic Depression Is Causing Political Shocks in Britain
by Mark Burdman
Currency Rates
Unregulated Market Leads to Chaos
by Claudio Celani
An interview with Sen. Luciano Barca in Rome.
Banking
by John Hoefle
Citicorp’s Coverup Is Cracking.
Business Briefs
Feature
Argentine Patriots Meet To ‘Rebuild the Nation’
by Cynthia R. Rush
The Movement for National Identity and Ibero-American Integration, founded in Buenos Aires, stands in opposition to the free market policies of President Menem and the international bankers.
The Movement’s Founding Principles
Who is Col. Seineldín, and Why Is He in Jail?
by Cynthia R. Rush
Seineldín: ‘A Job for Men of Courage’
by Col. Mohamed Alí Seineldín
Breide: What We Mean by ‘Revolution’
by Capt. Gustavo Breide Obeid
Worldwide Messages of Support Pour In
International
Pope Rejects Pre-Columbian ‘Anti-Culture of Death’
by Carlos Wesley
Documentation: From statements by Pope John Paul II in the Dominican Republic.
Seoul-Beijing Ties Portend Instability
by Lydia Cherry
In Jordan, Eyes Are on the Show Trial of Popular Muslim Leader Shubeilat
by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach
Will the Communist Party Take China Down with It?
by Mark Burdman
Bosnia Expires under the British Knife
by Katherine Kanter
Disinformation from the Stasi’s Psywar Kitchen: The KGB and HVA
by Anno Hellenbroich
Part 2 of a series.
Iraq’s Dying Children: ‘If This Is the New World Order, What Is Hell?’
by Lydia Cherry
Documentation: Excerpts from the report on Iraqi infant and child mortality since the war, by a Harvard team.
International Intelligence
National
Bush Apparatus Unraveling over ‘Iraqgate’ Coverup
by Edward Spannaus
There’s open warfare among the crooks at the Department of Justice, the FBI, and the CIA—the heart of the U.S. police-state apparatus.
Senate Report Exposes ‘Mother of All Scandals’
by Mark Burdman
CAN Nervous as Trial Date Set in Kidnap Plot
U.S. Supreme Court To Allow Execution of the Innocent?
by Anita Gallagher
National News
