Volume 20, Number 43, November 5, 1993
Interviews
Father Maurice Dooley
by Catherine Brannan
The observer for the Holy See at the Council on Europe’s Committee on Bioethics in Strasbourg, France talks about the need for an international treaty on bioethics.
Gad Ya’acobi
by Paolo Raimondi
The head of the Israeli Mission to the United Nations, Mr. Ya’acobi was Minister of Economic Planning in the Shimon Peres government (1984-86). He is a leader of the Israeli Labor Party, and an economist known for his support for large economic projects as key to a successful peace agreement in the Mideast.
Science & Technology
Gambling with Geopolitics Threatens Space Station
by Marsha Freeman
The U.S.-led international space station has been under constant budgetary attack. Now, there are proposals for the wrong kind of cooperation with the Russians.
Departments
Report from Rio
by Lorenzo Carrasco
Taking On the Monetarists.
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
German Role in Palestine Development.
Panama Report
by Carlos Wesley
Drugs and Democracy with a Salsa Beat.
Dateline Mexico
by Jacobo Frontini
The President and the Terrorist.
Editorial
Austerity Will No Longer Sell.
Economics
Tax and Dry Out the Derivatives Market
by Christopher White and Richard Freeman
Excerpts from EIR’s testimony submitted to Rep. Henry Gonzalez’s House Banking Committee.
Federal Reserve ‘Dollarization’ Scheme Will Ruin Ibero-America’s Economy
by Cynthia R. Rush
Can a Bioethics Treaty Define a Moral Foundation for Research?
by Catherine Brannan
An interview with Father Maurice Dooley.
U.S. Congress Reviewed Plan for ‘Birth Licenses’
China’s Rail and Energy Sectors, Always Brittle, Begin to Collapse
by Mary Burdman
Mideast Cooperation Must Be Both Economic and Political
by Paolo Raimondi
An interview with Gad Ya’acobi.
Shimon Peres’s Plan for Peace and Development in the Middle East
Currency Rates
Business Briefs
Feature
Neo-Nazis, the Anglo-Americans’ Catspaw
The neo-Nazis, far from being a native German phenomenon, are useful tools in a calculated project to sow chaos within Germany, and to feed anti-German paranoia abroad. The plot is being steered by British and American interests and intelligence agencies.
Anglo-American Motives and Personnel behind Germany’s Neo-Nazi Gangs
A dossier drawn from EIR’s German-language Special Report Strategy of Tension.
International
São Paulo Forum Terror Commandos Captured in Peru
by Gretchen Small
The support given to the narco-terrorist São Paulo Forum by the Inter-American Dialogue and its agents within the Clinton Administration constitutes the single greatest threat to security in the Western Hemisphere.
U.S. Haiti Policy at Impasse, but Genocide Continues
by Cynthia R. Rush
‘Who Lost Russia?’ Debate Breaks Out in West after Yeltsin Coup
by Konstantin George and EIR Staff
High Court Says Germany Has Right To Withdraw from European Union
by Gabriele Liebig
The Canadian Election: Voters Reject NAFTA and Bankers’ Austerity
by Gilles Gervais
Unease over ‘Ethnicity’ at Conference in Germany
by Mark Burdman
International Intelligence
National
ADL Facing Grand Jury Probe and a New Civil Suit
by Jeffrey Steinberg
The scandal is grabbing national headlines—finally!—as the possibility of felony indictments looms for the Anti-Defamation League.
Americans Were Lied To about the Moscow Massacre
by Viktor Kuzin
Elected Moscow City Councilman Viktor Kuzin, who is touring the United States, speaks at the National Press Club in Washington.
LaRouche: Cutting Health Care Budgets Is Not the Way To Go
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Congressional Closeup
by William Jones
National News
Corrections
In the Oct. 15 issue, several transcription and editing errors were made in the article on p. 44, adapted from an oral briefing by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach. Among them: Under the subtitle “The Peres approach,” the first sentence as edited could be read to imply that Gad Ya’acobi was the author of the cited article in the Italian magazine Acque & Terre. It was Shimon Peres; see p. 15 of this issue for Peres’s full text. Under the subtitle “LaRouche’s approach” (p. 46), the first sentence should have stated that LaRouche stressed the primacy of science, rather than “flank” as printed.
In our Oct. 22 issue (“World Bank, U.S. Donors Conference Jeopardize Mideast Peace Accord,” p. 9), the Harvard professor is incorrectly identified. He is Roger Owen. In the “LaRouche electoral movement” map for 1990 on p. 35, the Nancy Spannaus campaign in Virginia that year was for U.S. Senate, not for Governor.
