Volume 20, Number 15, April 16, 1993
Interviews
Francis Boyle
by Umberto Pascali
The legal representative of Bosnia-Hercegovina in its suit for genocide against Serbia at the International Court in The Hague, Boyle is professor of international law at the University of Illinois.
Vera Vebel Tatic
by Umberto Pascali
Mrs. Vebel, a Serbian citizen living in Vojvodina, is a leading member of the Center for Anti-War Action.
Departments
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
Wanted: A Science Driver.
Andean Report
by Ana M. Mendoza-Phau
Venezuela’s Battle of the Courts.
Editorial
A Time for Great Concepts.
Books
Distortion of China’s Past Threatens Reformers Today
by Michael Billington
Dragon Lady, The Life and Legend of the Last Empress of China by Sterling Seagrave, and Immobile Empire by Alain Peyrefitte.
A. Hammer: ‘Agent Vliyana’ for the Trust’s New World Order
by Denise Henderson
The Dark Side of Power: The Real Armand Hammer, by Carl Blumay with Henry Edwards.
Entertainment and the Darwinian ‘Roots’ of Multiculturalism
by Denise Henderson
Ota Benga: The Pygmy in the Zoo, by Phillips Verner Bradford and Harvey Blume.
Economics
The Standard Deviation That Will Kill Us All
by Anthony K. Wikrent
Without naming names, major business publications are taking potshots at LaRouche’s proposed tax on derivatives sales.
Dieter Bock: Front Man for the Stasi?
by William Engdahl
Secret documents from East German files link the Lonrho conglomerate with the former East German secret service.
Currency Rates
India Cancels World Bank Loan, Continues Narmada Dam Construction
by Ramtanu Maitra
Will India Avoid Environmentalist Traps of the Montreal Protocol?
by Siddharth Singh
Bad News for Menem: IMF Plan Is Failing
by Gerardo Terán Canal
Agriculture
by Marcia Merry
Hollywood to the Rescue?
Business Briefs
Feature
Geopolitics: The Root of Bush’s Tantrum in November 1989
by Michael Liebig
Why was George Bush in such a morose frame of mind when the Berlin Wall came down, and communist domination over eastern Germany was ended? “I am not an emotional man,” he said. “I will not dance on the Wall.” Michael Liebig analyzes the axioms of geopolitics, dating back to Sir Halford Mackinder and Karl Haushofer.
International
Russian ‘SDI’ Proposal Points to LaRouche
by Paul Gallagher
The Russian offer at the Vancouver summit for joint development of anti-missile “plasma weapons,” reflects Lyndon LaRouche’s original design for the Strategic Defense Initiative, which Moscow rejected ten years ago.
Documentation: Izvestia’s report on the Russian offer.
Italian Parliamentarians Call on President Clinton To Free LaRouche
LaRouche Is ‘Dissident in the American Gulag’
Prominent International Figures Sign Petition to Clinton: ‘Free LaRouche’
by Carlos Wesley
U.S. Hypocrisy Condemned
Italian Party Demands Probe of ‘Conspiracy’
by Claudio Celani
International Court in The Hague Orders Serbia To Halt Genocide
UN Embargo Gives Serbia License To Kill
by Sven Rustempasic
From Serbia: ‘Stop These Terrible Crimes’
Pakistan in Iron Grip of Ghulam Ishaq Khan
by Linda de Hoyos
Brazil’s President Itamar Franco: A Small Man in a Big Crisis
by Lorenzo Carrasco and Silvia Palacios
International Intelligence
National
Clinton’s Hairsbreadth Chance for Survival
by Webster G. Tarpley
Four policy divergences have opened between President Clinton and the Anglo-American financial oligarchy. If these hairline fractures expand, the Administration may survive.
Trilaterals Promote One-World Government
by Scott Thompson
New Court Evidence Confirms Innocence of John Demjanjuk
by Jeffrey Steinberg
‘Docu-Trial’ Acquits Ray in MLK Shooting
by Scott Thompson
Oregon Health Care Rationing Plan Is a Dangerous Precedent
by Linda Everett
Congressional Closeup
by William Jones and Carl Osgood
National News
