Volume 20, Number 30, August 6, 1993
Interviews
Lyndon LaRouche
The American political prisoner and former Presidential candidate spoke with Radio XEAW in Monterrey, Mexico, about what a sane U.S. policy toward Mexico would be.
Fung Hu-hsiang
by Leni Rubinstein
Dr. Fung is the former dean of the College of Liberal Arts at National Central University in the Republic of China (Taiwan); former secretary to the late President, Chiang Chingkuo; former adviser to the Prime Minister; and president of the China Forum Monthly magazine. He recently helped found an organization called “Tung Mung Hui,” modeled upon Sun Yat-sen’s revolutionary cells.
Investigation
The Truth about Carlos Andrés Pérez
Part 2 of a series on the recently resigned President of Venezuela, the Anglo-Americans’ favorite puppet in Ibero-America, who is now facing criminal charges for corruption. From a pamphlet circulated by the Venezuelan Labor Party and the Ibero-American Solidarity Movement.
Departments
Andean Report
by Carlos Méndez
“The Truth About CAP” Spreads.
Report from Rio
by Silvia Palacios
Ecologists Launch New Offensive.
Editorial
The Demjanjuk Case.
Reviews
What’s All the Fuss about Dinosaurs?
by Richard Welsh
Since the first dinosaurs were unearthed in the early 1820s, their scientific study has been entangled with cultural warfare. Richard Welsh tells the history of this bizarre phenomenon, reviewing Michael Crichton’s novel Jurassic Park and its movie adaptation, and surveying the literature on real scientific discoveries that are being made.
New Research Fuels Interest in Dinosaurs
by Richard Welsh
Economics
Ferruzzi Could Bring Down the Derivatives Casino
by William Engdahl
Three high-level figures linked to Italy’s Ferruzzi holding company are dead under mysterious circumstances, and the international financial press is virtually silent. There is a very good reason why.
India-Russia Rocket Deal: United States: Superpower or Supercop?
by Ramtanu Maitra
Russia froze its deal with India for rocket technology, under U.S. pressure. It’s the policy known as “technological apartheid” against the developing sector.
Currency Rates
Toward a Sane U.S. Policy for the Economic Development of Mexico
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Agriculture
by Suzanne Rose
Budget Ax Hits Rural Electrical Coops.
Business Briefs
Feature
The High Cost of Germany’s Political Paralysis
by Uwe Friesecke
Uwe Friesecke of the new German party Civil Rights Movement Solidarity and the Schiller Institute, analyzes the economic and strategic crisis that is threatening Germany, and what can be done to reverse it. Friesecke is currently touring the United States to bring this picture to American citizens and policymakers.
Third World Needs German Potash
by Rainer Apel
Zepp-LaRouche: ‘Hunger Strikers, Courage!’
by Helga Zepp-LaRouche
A speech to hunger strikers at the potash mine in Bischofferode, Germany.
International
Israeli Attack on Lebanon Threatens Broader Conflict
by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach
Whether or not the U.S. government and the UN hierarchy were privy to Israel’s military plans, the actions of both have paved the way for gangster politics worldwide.
Anglo-Americans Playing ‘Rahman Card’?
by Joseph Brewda
Ruble Pandemonium in Russia, CIS Signals End of ‘Shock Therapy’ Is Near
by Konstantin George
Bombs in Italy Are Bombs against Europe
by Claudio Celani
Soros Helps Pro-Serb Brainwashing Effort
by Mark Burdman
Argentina Becomes a Tavistock Laboratory
by Cynthia R. Rush
The Betrayal of Democracy Is Ongoing in Taiwan
by Leni Rubinstein
An interview with Fung Hu-hsiang.
Taiwan Must Play a World Role To Survive
by Leni Rubinstein
Four Taiwan Leaders Seek LaRouche’s Freedom
International Intelligence
National
Battle Takes Shape for Soul of America’s Schoolchildren
by Steve Komm and Jeffrey Steinberg
Like the Pied Piper of Hamlin, the spiritual child molesters are stealing our children.
Bottom Line on State Budgets: Deeper Depression To Come
by H. Graham Lowry
ADL Tried To Censor Anti-Israel Books
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Eye on Washington
by Anita Gallagher
Congressional Closeup
by William Jones and Carl Osgood
National News
Correction
In our July 23 issue, an editorial error appeared in the article “Cabbalism, Slavery, and the B’nai B’rith: The Case of A. E. Frankland” (page 64). It was not Julius Ochs, but his wife, Bertha, who was arrested for smuggling supplies to the Confederates. Julius was an officer of a Union unit responsible for stopping such smuggling.
